slvrspoon

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by slvrspoon 18y ago
i believe, without having done any research, that credentialism worldwide has GROWN massively as the middle classes try to protect their positions for the selfish reasons PG states. less biased, more thoughtful research would make for a mo
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by slvrspoon 18y ago
check out http://www.givewell.net and you can see which charitable causes actually have GOOD OUTCOMES
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by slvrspoon 18y ago
good post. q: so why can't said new system 'work universally' (at least online) by users generating their own "pseudonymous" online identities (name/email/pass/etc) and managing these per site/relying party? the 'generating application' o
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by slvrspoon 18y ago
i guarantee Matt will cringe when he reads this in years to come. some valid critiques of the worker-bee lifestyle, but a completely off the mark sense of true utility, value and cross-generation contribution to such. any small amount of s
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by slvrspoon 18y ago
all laptops have one of the highest failure rates in all of mainstream consumer electronics. that said: i will add to the groups discussion i am a die hard thinkpad guy. the 'stick button' is SO MUCH more effective than a touchpad. they a
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by slvrspoon 18y ago
they need a lot of users to get liquidity to "make real markets work" but if so, they will beat ebay based on its inherent usntructuredness. worth a try.
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by slvrspoon 19y ago
agree with Wil. in fact, Wil, shoot me a quick msg if u could.. slvrspoon a t g-mail..
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by slvrspoon 19y ago
i looked at this space/concept a LOT years ago. lots doing .. nothing made it. except for fortune tellers on keen. even google closed up shop here. Q&A markets are free on yahoo because online non-social info is free and low value.