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stevenj
15y ago
Thus far, I've only heard industry insiders and participants praise Google+. In technical fields, like medicine, or even computer science research, I'd pay close attention to such commenters. But a product like Google+ was made for the mass
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15y ago
I know it's simplistic, but RIM just needs to make and ship good products.
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stevenj
15y ago
Fyi, you may want to quickly delete your email address here as I just received a bunch of spam email, which automatically signed me up for about 15 different newsletters.
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15y ago
That didn't seem to work. (I checked my spam folder, too.) According to this article, it says that an invite link is at the bottom of the right-hand side of your stream: http://searchengineland.com/how-those-in-google-can-invite-o...
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15y ago
Haven't seen it yet, but I've heard good things about Something Ventured : http://somethingventuredthemovie.com/
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15y ago
>to make a paragraph you have to hold down shift when you hit enter I didn't know you could do that. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Good designers?
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>Actually I never really thought Facebook's interface was that good - mediocre at best. Why do you think it's only mediocre? What's keeping it from being good?
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15y ago
1. Does YC have any plans to hire associates/interns? 2. What 3 early-stage startups excite you most that haven't been funded by YC? 3. Do you personally invest in startups? 4. What do you like most about your job? 5. Do you have some cool
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Online Dating: Sex, Love, and Loneliness
(newyorker.com)
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The Rise and Inglorious Fall of Myspace
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15y ago
Perhaps Yahoo?
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Local diver captures rare video of octo-mom in Puget Sound
(seattletimes.nwsource.com)
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"Price is what you pay. Value is what you get." -Warren Buffett
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Funny you say that, 'cause people tell me the same thing about startups. But as Bezos once said: "You don't choose your passions. Your passions choose you."
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15y ago
What's wrong with clear and simple?
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15y ago
Direct link to jgrahamc's job board: http://jobs.usethesource.com/
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15y ago
Kudos to Bill Gates for doing what he's doing with his foundation. In the article, he says he doesn't care about legacy, but I hope he ends up being known more for his work in philanthropy than for Microsoft.
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15y ago
Groupon seems like a better solution for small businesses than advertising in a newspaper (pre-craigslist).
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15y ago
If the daily deal model is so bad for small businesses I would think more would speak up about it. I've only come across a few "horror" stories so far.
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15y ago
>Many tech hipsters hate advertising If that's true, I'd recommend they (and anyone who has a distaste for advertising) watch Art & Copy : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_%26_Copy .
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15y ago
I think good writing is conversational in nature. I don't think writing code works that way.
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I find the product development strategies of the major technology companies quite interesting. I'm talking about Eric Schmidt's "Gang of Four". [1] On the one hand you have Apple. Apple innovates as good as, and perhaps better than the othe
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15y ago
>Could someone explain to me why someone who stands to turn $1,000,000 into $4,000,000,000 would ever find it wise to cash out a measly $300,000,000 out? Perhaps he's just hedging his bet.
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This may not apply to this market, but I think it's still insightful: "Here's a model that we've had trouble with. Maybe you'll be able to figure it out better. Many markets get down to two or three big competitors—or five or six. And in so
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15y ago
Or actually, maybe if it was just in the top bar -- between "submit" and my username.
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http://mixergy.com/andrew-mason-groupon-interview/ Search: "WordPress Blog"
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15y ago
Will you move the search box to the top right hand corner? Perhaps just below my username?
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http://www.mamabargains.com http://www.whiskeymilitia.com http://woot.com http://tippr.com http://livingsocial.com http://steepandcheap.com http://bonktown.com http://chainlove.com http://dailyimprint.com http://scopeaday
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If I remember correctly, Groupon tested its idea via Wordpress. Blogging software, such as Wordpress, is pretty ubiquitious. Scaling a daily deals site might be difficult, but I don't think starting one is. On the other hand, starting a sea
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