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by snewe 16y ago
I think the idea is that more informed individuals (executives) are selling and less informed individuals (retail investors) are buying.
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Wufoo API Contest Winners(wufoo.com)
2 points by snewe 16y ago|0 comments
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by snewe 16y ago
SpringPad has a pretty nice "App" for wedding planning: http://springpadit.com/ It is probably not as robust as what you offer, but it suited me pretty well: contacts, RSVP,reminders, gift tracking, seating and vendor listing.
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by snewe 16y ago
Here is the original article by Drew Conway: http://www.drewconway.com/zia/?p=2226
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by snewe 16y ago
This post suggests they have autonomous down: http://www.makanipower.com/2010/06/wing4e-test-june-18-2010/
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Your product is great, but I don’t understand it(blog.sproutbox.com)
19 points by snewe 16y ago|4 comments
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The Story Behind EMC's Acquisition of Greenplum(beyondvc.com)
1 points by snewe 16y ago|0 comments
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by snewe 16y ago
If you can spend the money, get a coach that will take a video of your stroke above and below water. The feedback from watching those videos will be invaluable.
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Forms On Your 404’s(wufoo.com)
2 points by snewe 16y ago|0 comments
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by snewe 16y ago
Press release: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/apple-sells-three-mi...
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Quora Now Open to the Public(quora.com)
4 points by snewe 16y ago|0 comments
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by snewe 16y ago
Google's crawler (especially the blog and news ones) requires a three digit or larger number in the url. That is why you should keep a year/date in a url. Update: Not sure why I got downvoted, but here is the reference from Google News: h
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by snewe 16y ago
I checked my quantcast stats a few weeks back after taking off their js months ago. I noticed that they still had a good picture of views/etc and wondered why. It appears that they were getting info from Intense Debate. I originally took
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by snewe 16y ago
Somewhat random fact: comment solutions like IntenseDebate and Disqus incorporate Quantcast into their js, so you are indirectly getting counted by such services if you use IntenseDebate, etc. I searched for an out-clause, but found none.
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by snewe 16y ago
Easy credit explains a big part of the increases in tuition. Gov't subsidies that underly the ease of racking up 100K in student loans could directly impact the cost of college. If everyone applying to university can pay either through a
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Supreme Court Still Considering "Business Process Patents"(patentlyo.com)
1 points by snewe 16y ago|0 comments
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by snewe 16y ago
Maybe Gates simply timed his exit and Microsoft's stock price was going to fall anyway. Classic endogeneity problem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endogeneity_(economics)
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by snewe 16y ago
The beer pong guy was only trying to raise $10,000 and had one employee. Trying to raise millions requires finding investment banks with rich clients who will subscribe to your initial offering. If a firm wants to raise millions in an IP
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by snewe 16y ago
Matlab? Mathematica? http://www.sagemath.org/ http://www.monkeyanalytics.com/ I am not sure what "HTML 5" has to do with analytics software though. I usually don't need video or crazy mouse capabilities when doing statistical analysis
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by snewe 16y ago
If you fail to upgrade immediately, malware is often installed and remains after an upgrade. I missed one site by a day and got infected. The default option to print the WP version in the <head> of each blog would certainly lower t
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A new Chrome stable release for Mac and Linux(chrome.blogspot.com)
5 points by snewe 16y ago|1 comments
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by snewe 16y ago
Original story without the splash page: http://prominentsecurity.com/?p=119 It also says that the flaw has been patched: "*Update (5/22/10): After reporting the flaw to Facebook Wednesday afternoon, I have confirmed as of Friday afternoon
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by snewe 16y ago
YouTube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8z7NC5sgik&feature=playe...
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by snewe 16y ago
Not sure what you mean by "apply to corporations." Free speech is basically an extension of property rights. If you own a piece of land, you can stand on it and do and say almost anything (other than incite a riot, etc.) you want. Corpor
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by snewe 16y ago
Although I can't say I agree with Apple's decision, people forget that free speech doesn't apply here. Apple owns the means to get on the App Store. They can decide what suits the platform in whatever way they see fit. In some sense, the
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Facebook to launch privacy overhaul(ft.com)
2 points by snewe 16y ago|0 comments
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by snewe 16y ago
Blog spam: http://googlewave.blogspot.com/2010/05/google-wave-available...
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by snewe 16y ago
> So it doesn't bother you that this "investment" doesn't have any relation to building productive enterprises of any sort? As the article points out, these firms provide liquidity which makes trading faster and cheaper. Theoretically,
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by snewe 16y ago
Unless we assume that these people are completely ignorant of the public nature of their status updates, then this isn't a privacy violation. Is the argument that Facebook defaults to public and makes it confusing to change settings?
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Applying to Incubators? A Little Research Goes A Long Way(capitalfactory.com)
1 points by snewe 16y ago|0 comments

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