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by rysulliv 15y ago
Great idea! While the questions may not be the same, I love the simplicity of this solution!
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by rysulliv 15y ago
I know it is hard to pass judgement from a single story like this, since I am sure someone has another version of this story to tell...but this still takes a bite out of my "I love Apple" mentality. If this is entirely true, it is the kind
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by rysulliv 15y ago
Awesome product and awesome progress from a small dedicated team with a ton of determination and passion! These are the kind of stories that inspire others(myself included) to work those extra hours on their idea. Keep up the great work W
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by rysulliv 15y ago
Yep, they really do get it, but the fact that it makes money is pretty much the only good thing about this new version of spam.
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by rysulliv 15y ago
I completely agree, I have been a "subscriber" for months and I am borderline considering it just another piece of spam. But the real point here is how bad it is for so many businesses. I am not saying it is not great for some as well, I j
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by rysulliv 15y ago
I think this is a bit of a pessamistic view of the companies in questions. I mean sure we can all agree that their revenue model at the end of the day is ALL about advertising, and sure companies only care about making money right? So I c
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by rysulliv 15y ago
Love the concept of tutorspree and the idea of what it could mean for a some what ignored space. Excited to see what you guys come up with over the next few months!
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by rysulliv 15y ago
I completely agree. I think what we really need is some rethinking and innovating ideas on public transportation. I know that is a vague concept to a lot of American's that live in cities other than NYC and maybe Chicago and a few others,
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by rysulliv 15y ago
This is the type of industry that really needs that type of standardization and enforcement of it. I can fully understand why the government wanted to step in and help enforce that standardization for a greatest benefit of all involved, an
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What entrepreneurs are really saying(huffingtonpost.com)
6 points by rysulliv 15y ago|0 comments
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by rysulliv 15y ago
I feel claustrophobic just looking at the rendering!
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by rysulliv 15y ago
Another good article on this is on techcrunch right now as well. Really makes you feel like you are being watched doesn't it? http://techcrunch.com/2011/07/27/the-seemingly-unanswerable-...
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GPS can be great, and GPS can be scary(techcrunch.com)
3 points by rysulliv 15y ago|0 comments
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by rysulliv 15y ago
You are exactly right, it is an admission of lack of knowledge. My thinking is that if the majority starts looking at learning and growing as a positive rather than a negative, then a lot more positive things will come of that. Now while
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by rysulliv 15y ago
I agree they are rare and there are 100 potential pitfals before patents would become a concern for a startup, but they are still starting to scare a lot of people with the current press they are getting. It is a tricky issue for me to dec
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by rysulliv 15y ago
I agree with you this does seem to be the case in most companies, but I think that is because a majority of the people would look at it the exact same way you are. If you, your manager, their manager...etc all think this way, then you will
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by rysulliv 15y ago
In my experience(mix of large and small companies) the one that seems to really confuse people is ASK. It seems the when people run into a problem that they are unable to solve, the majority do not think to ask for help or guidance, but ch