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The part of the Somali pirate story left out of Captain Phillips
(pri.org)
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Square Cash, Square Capital, Square Market, Square Stand, Square Register, Square Reader. Add the recent Caviar acquisition to the spaghetti on the wall.
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I'd upvote twice if I could. In my previous business, I learned these lessons the hard way. Higher paying clients are nicer to work with. One regret is that I didn't spend enough time on "sales and marketing", which seem
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12y ago
Search for "consulting agreement" on Docracy, that will get you started https://www.docracy.com/
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The simple fact is that the Times revenue off print ads was an order (or two) of magnitude in difference. Online, the Times is competing against Google and Facebook CPCs and there's no way to get a high enough value/volume to make
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12y ago
I wonder if they've been planning this for a while? https://twitter.com/redditcoin/status/428947176002056192
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I like this little corner of the universe with YC funding redditcoin and giving free lectures from Stanford to the world.
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Whoa, first off, I'm responding to the use of "corrupt" instead of the more accurate "Monopoly". Second, while I don't personally agree with Thiel he raises an interesting point about monopolies - primarily tha
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I'm not sure if Google is "corrupt" or not, but I've been reading Thiel's new book and he makes a strong and simple case for Google being a monopoly (and this maybe being OK).
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I don't remember the ST, but man, I wanted an Atari 800 with an Assembler Editor cartridge so bad back in the day!
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What is this mysterious, anti-Facebook, social network?
(dailydot.com)
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12y ago
We're still tied to Adobe products like Illustrator and Phototshop, but to your point more than half of the product comps we do now we do in Sketch
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12y ago
The post is ostensibly about depression and race, but this quote really stuck out for me, "All this happened simply because, for once, I felt that there was someone who didn’t treat me the same way everyone else did." Who hasn
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This is good advice, but I think it's more helpful (and less dangerous) to share personal experience than give blanket advice. "These things worked for me," is more useful than "These things will work for you."
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According to his post, he apparently wrote a book about the whole thing. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/260688528/clang/posts/9... If he's not going to open source the project (my vote) maybe
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In the case of Clang, he did actually fulfill all the rewards
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KS currently is just a platform to match backers to projects - more like Ebay than YC. But, you're onto something here. Maybe they start a guidebook? Or a certification program? Or a community (like HN)? Or a school?
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12y ago
They should buy Buzzfeed
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This. In the coming years it will be increasingly convenient and perhaps mandatory to have your data on iCloud - if you want to backup, restore or find your devices. The latest iCloud upgrade allows for 1TB of data - it's easy to imagi
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12y ago
Pick up the thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8330501
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Maybe I'm just a corner case, but the "Spotlight, multitasking" section didn't address whether Apple has changed the refresh settings when multitasking between apps. Not a day goes by that I don't switch between ope
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Fitbit and Fuel Band prove there's a market, but these aren't mass market devices. Maybe the idea is to fit that functionality into a traditional mass market device and see if they can make it work.
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"Why Uber must be stopped, Uber's playbook for sabotaging Hacker News"
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Nice site! (But I was disappointed when I realized there wasn't actually tablature).
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It would be really interesting to hear Seth's former co-founders response to this well written piece.
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I don't know if the relaunch will work or not because I don't know if the web is fundamentally changing what (topic, length) we want to read. I do know they're sitting on a trove of evergreen content. A few years ago I rented
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Jobs pursued spirituality with the same zest as he pursued art and technology. He was neither a great artist nor a great engineer. Or was he? In the same way, he was not a great buddhist.
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One Startup’s Struggle to Survive the Silicon Valley Gold Rush
(wired.com)
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I find this far more compelling for anthropological reasons than technical ones.
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Your point that lynching is just "ritual sacrifice" by a different name is valid. But I doubt the lynched would agree we lucked into better circumstances.
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