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by tdr 14y ago
Actual quote: [..] says Apple will soon begin to offer wireless service directly to iPhone and iPad users. In the last years Apple focused on innovation. Moving against the carriers (voice service) doesn't look too good (going against par
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by tdr 14y ago
- focus is more important than anything - every relationship is a business relationship before all else - not all advisers are great (you want their expertise before the money) In summary: stay focused, do your due dili
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Give Up The Gimmicks: How Groupons And Coupons Can Damage Your Brand(fastcompany.com)
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My Current Workout Routine | The Art of Ass-Kicking(jasonshen.com)
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Mobile data is growing, but voice & sms slowing — Mobile Technology News(gigaom.com)
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by tdr 14y ago
> Keep the team small. All doers, no talkers. Totally agree here. Best teams I work in were the small and focused ones! I can't really see why small companies with high revenue/traction are portrayed as "risky/volatile" because they hav
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by tdr 14y ago
That's why I said it should be tried by everybody: you learn a lot. Most likely "the hard way". But nothing good can come out when people jump into it without a proper preparation & plan.
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by tdr 14y ago
The actual reason: you never want to get there again (i.e. being broke) Now that's a real motivator in life! (especially if you've been "rich" before)
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by tdr 14y ago
I think the idea behind "don't do a startup" is to warn and discourage people that want to do it because it's cool. The fundamentals behind starting a startup should be orders of magnitude stronger than that. You'll know if you got them. Wh
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by tdr 14y ago
I didn't blame anyone: > Great hosters! And I mean it. The payment problem appeared after my card expired (the second month of using Hetzner) and the new one didn't arrive. They understood the situation and allowed me to fix the situati
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by tdr 14y ago
Tested and it's very good. They also answer quickly and document pretty well the problem/reason.
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by tdr 14y ago
Can it be used like the invisible scanner for Yahoo Messenger? (see who's invisible)
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by tdr 14y ago
I don't think he's doing that. At least not planning to.
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by tdr 14y ago
Every experience changes the way you think. The question is: how and by how much ? (could you please post links to best 2-3 studies)
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by tdr 14y ago
From the post I'd conclude that language is the by-product of innovation (and necessity), not the other way around. There is already an artificial language out there: Esperanto http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto . From what I remember
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by tdr 14y ago
Come on! Yeah, he'd loose the "shine" but how many people have his experience and ability to deliver? (not to mention skillset). What happened to failure is part of learning?
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by tdr 14y ago
Haha, cool app. Could you do a bookmarklet or somekind of integration with Twitter? (in page scores/metrics)
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by tdr 14y ago
> The website where it was offered for sale crashed Still can't order in certain countries And is it me or why didn't they put the links to buy? http://www.farnell.com/ http://uk.rs-online.com/web/
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by tdr 14y ago
NY: ~100ms CA: just under 200ms Asia: even +300ms didn't check Southern hemisphere
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by tdr 14y ago
Great hosters! - cheap prices for lots of power - everything "just works" (only contacted for questions) - quick, friendly & to the point support service - great uptime - they are eco - 14 days money
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by tdr 14y ago
> Hopefully that’s a useful list of tools to get a baseline of where you’re at with performance. The title (posted on HN) is a bit misleading from the content (although it's very good). The real value would be the "lessons learned" part
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by tdr 14y ago
Better than starting a school report with "This report aims to asses the validity of ..." The content seems legit, but your comment is the funniest I read this week.
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by tdr 14y ago
exactly!
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by tdr 14y ago
These 3 are fundamental needs (so exceptional services - more like utilities). But even here, unless life threatening situations, people will postpone action. (eg. drugs instead of surgery, disinfectant, ...) With education I beg to differ:
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by tdr 14y ago
> The lines between manufacturing and services are blurring. If there was on thing I learned with this crises is that services are the first to go down . Why? Because they're expensive and not a must have. On the other hand real produc
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by tdr 14y ago
> it's hygenic That's the main point for me
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by tdr 14y ago
Wow! Great feedback! Thank you! Now for the answers: 1. my bad. I was doing some optimizations on the web server (via http://gtmetrix.com ). Now it should work 2. true! received same feedback yesterday. will change. 3. just thought it wou
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by tdr 14y ago
I use RSS since 2005 and it's my primary learning source. Twitter is better for seeing "trending topics" but doesn't replace RSS. Problem: too much good info to read(it's not the format but the tools for consuming it). Solution: built an
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by tdr 14y ago
The bigger problem is the medication sector which is based on the petrochemical industry (eg. aspirin). I'd rather eat on wooden plates than stay with a head-ache. probably even more life-indispensable drugs are made of petroleum. http://w
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by tdr 14y ago
Not only that, but you also strengthen the relationship and stay up-to-date (micro & macro). In some cultures (eg. ex-communist countries) there is a natural "distance" (approachability) between employees and management. I did not see t

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