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by stanley 18y ago
Recently we increased our holdings in Blackstone a little bit. Now we’re increasing a little bit our holdings in Morgan Stanley, so as not to be diluted by the Japanese. Is anyone familiar with what he is hinting at? If I am interpreting
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by stanley 18y ago
I find your site very useful. If you'd like some SEO advice shoot me an IM sometime (AIM: StanleyShilov).
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by stanley 18y ago
I give the guy credit for being upfront about it, but an upside in being an entrepreneur is being able to step away from the nitty-gritty details of the day to day stuff. If you believe in your idea, you should be concentrating on growing y
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by stanley 18y ago
It feels a lot less forceful, and if the information being provided is generally useful then they are more likely to have return visitors who will eventually evolve into customers.
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How to Reprogram the Pentagon(foreignaffairs.org)
2 points by stanley 18y ago|0 comments
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by stanley 18y ago
Thanks Yan
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Ask HN: Resources for learning Java?
7 points by stanley 18y ago|19 comments
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by stanley 18y ago
It's all about centralizing data. It allows Google/FB to aggregate what you do on the web, which is useful to both of them for different reasons.
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by stanley 18y ago
The study backs the type of impact we have seen on many of our campaigns. What's missing, however, is the technology for accurately measuring the various data over a long timespan.
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by stanley 18y ago
The FED is not a gov't entity so the laws might be slightly different in this case.
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by stanley 18y ago
Most definitely, both in quality and speed. It shouldn't come as a surprise though, if you don't use it you lose it.
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by stanley 18y ago
Any niche where you can generate affiliate sales or leads is better than one where you have to resort to Adsense or banner/link sales.
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by stanley 18y ago
Developing niche sites about topics that I find interesting. The residual income is derived from AdSense, affiliate sales, link sales, banner sales, etc. I focus 80% of my time on new/large projects, the remaining 20% on maintaining older s
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by stanley 18y ago
It's no different from any other consulting business. If the client is aware of market prices, they are less likely to be ripped off.
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by stanley 18y ago
Right, that was my question -- Will I be able to avoid steep fees/taxes by registering the LLC elsewhere?
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by stanley 18y ago
Is it worthwhile to file an LLC in a state other than the one I reside in?
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by stanley 18y ago
You can find more MacBook hacking stories here - http://www.applemacbook.com/mods
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by stanley 18y ago
I think you need to make a stronger pitch as to why this would be useful to people. Turn your index page into a sales page, it's worth putting more time and effort into it.
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by stanley 18y ago
The ratio of emails sent vs. sales generated depends largely on the quality of the mailing list. Professional mailers buy or lease mailing lists which are more less targeted and hence have higher return rates. On the flip side you have mail
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How Entrepreneurs Can Profit with Obama(businessweek.com)
21 points by stanley 18y ago|34 comments
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by stanley 18y ago
The tactic described in the article has limitations, but the underlying purpose of properly assessing the market before building the product is exceptionally important.
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Hackers breach White House system(ft.com)
9 points by stanley 18y ago|3 comments
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by stanley 18y ago
http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=delete_ac... This appears to have been recently added. Of course, this being Facebook, there is no certainty they actually remove all your data. I should note this is different from the "
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by stanley 18y ago
There was a study a few years ago (unfortunately I don't have the link handy) that showed that the lack of sleep is directly correlated to a spike in creativity. Edit: here's a wiki article about the topic: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sle
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by stanley 18y ago
That's strange, I know plenty of people who are 25+ and still don't learn from their mistakes :)
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by stanley 18y ago
I'm not sure I can agree with you. The man was not born wealthy, he achieved his wealth through hard work and persistence. He invested in small companies that may or may not have succeeded - he took risks and to his luck (and apt judgment),
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by stanley 18y ago
Wow, it's just going to be one giant clusterfuck.
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by stanley 18y ago
Persistence is a key component of success.
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by stanley 18y ago
True, but selling that as a service would negatively affect their image.
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by stanley 18y ago
But how long can they sustain that for?

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