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by ry0ohki 13y ago
You use iOS5? The adoption rate of iOS7 is already at like 80%
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
It's peculiar compared to the United States, where there are pretty much no squatters rights in most cities.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
The founders of Google also work for a dollar... and liquidate millions of dollars in stock options every week. So salary isn't everything.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
In theory older people have had a better chance to build up savings or have a working spouse/partner to help out.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
The servers/DRM ended up being one of the least of this game's problems. Tiny plot size and oversimplification of the engine made this beautiful game basically no fun.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
Says "under $350" http://www.flir.com/flirone/press/assets/Discover/FLIR%20ONE...
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FLIR – Thermal Imaging Device for iPhone 5(flir.com)
85 points by ry0ohki 13y ago|62 comments
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
I don't want a BIGGER iPhone, I want a SMALLER one. Am I the only person that doesn't need a semi-tablet? I miss the days of the old tiny flip phones.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
It works fine on iPhone, but the client for Desktop Mac has had all sorts of weird problems.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
"The developer had no intention of being the project’s developer (?) he was not really a developer, he was a computer science graduate who owned a webdev shop and was used to managing, not coding." Heard this story so many times.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
Don't get me wrong, you can still become a millionaire from a Bootstrapped company, the odds just aren't as high.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
It seems to me: VC funding = 1% chance of being millionaire Bootstrapping = 15% chance of being hundred-thousandaire
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
Typically (hopefully!) shares are vested based on work as an employee, in which case you can get back the unvested shares at least.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
>My partner and I were making enough off LogicPull to work on it full time So the struggle was entirely technical? If you were only working on this a year and made enough revenue to work on it full-time, it seems more successful than mo
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
It's the back window busted out though? So there wouldn't be a 40mph wind chill I don't think
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
Let's assume you wanted to send money to help terrorists in Somalia. What better way then funneling it through a charity that already has boots on the ground? Or at least I could see a paranoid person at the NSA coming up with such a
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
It sounds like his job could easily be replaced by a computer program and camera. I have a feeling left to Google they would get rid of the job completely.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
Am I reading this wrong, or has something else been accidentally discovered: Being cold/stressed out causes tumors?
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
You are also in Silicon Valley, from what I remember Treehouse was in Orlando and Portland, I imagine Orlando especially is way cheaper on both a salary and overhead cost
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When I'm Rich(budgetsimple.com)
1 points by ry0ohki 13y ago|0 comments
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
Try posting it to Google Plus, you should get crawled instantly (not necessarily indexed though).
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
>Sudden changes are usually the function of 'action' rather than 'inaction' This is not necessarily true and I have plenty of first hand experience. Also Webmaster tools is useless if they were not directly affected
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
It's the unfortunate reality, I honestly feel like Google's algorithm has gotten really arbitrary lately (just had a huge drop off of almost all traffic for a month which was completely unexplained, only to come right back a few w
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
The military/spy agencies are not concerned about being politically correct. This is sort of a tradition, if you look at missile projects they all have logos like these and are called things like "reapers" etc... If we star
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
It should not surprise anyone that a large amount of articles, stories, etc... in every publication, every day are simply because of PR. Not sure why Amazon is being picked on here.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
I remember Yahoo actually had this as a Yahoo Labs thing way back in the day (when they actually did search). You had a slider that would make your results all research (if you are researching a bike) to all commercial (if you want to buy
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
I think you are mistaking causation with correlation. Google is a machine and does not know what "good articles" are without outside signals.
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
How does Google know it's "The best content"? Because people will link to it, share it on social media etc... How do people find it to do that? By marketing it. Google will not rank you prominently merely on you creating
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
That's not true at all, as Google as no way of surfacing new content. Write the best, most authoritative article on a topic in the world, and if you simply put it out there without doing marketing (getting others to link to it), no one
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by ry0ohki 13y ago
But it said he got the maximum sentence? It doesn't say in the article, but maybe there were other charges dropped in exchange for him pleading guilty to the one?

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