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by teej 11y ago
In what way is daily fantasy sports gambling "disruptive technology"?
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by teej 11y ago
Let's get this out of the way - I love it when companies are open and transparent about their architecture. Sharing intimate details like this is fantastic. Where I'm struggling is that there are a number of questionable choices h
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by teej 11y ago
For those who don't know what a zero day is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-day_(computing)
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by teej 11y ago
The fact that it's the first link is important. The articles reasoning makes sense.
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by teej 11y ago
They do. Peapod is available in lots of markets where population density is high enough.
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by teej 11y ago
You think that defining "most used" by "usage" is shady?
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by teej 11y ago
I take issue with bundling unimportant apps with system apps and libraries. I recognize this is a blurred line but I still think that Game Center is not important.
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by teej 11y ago
I'm glad game center.app is so well protected.
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by teej 11y ago
These things mimic biological systems. Fraudsters are disease and as you have noted threaten to kill the host they rely on. But the whole reason Google has survived is because they have built an immune system (ad fraud team) and antibodie
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by teej 11y ago
It's a 107 basis point increase.
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by teej 11y ago
Quirky could have solved this with key partnerships with a larger inventor cut, though. This is pretty common, most marketplaces do some form of this.
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by teej 11y ago
Quirky did ALL the hard, expensive, risky parts (go-to-market, marketing, etc). How is the inventor cut not sufficient? Ultimately Quirky failed BECAUSE they took on all the risk and shipped too many duds and not enough hits.
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by teej 11y ago
Not being facetious here - what country do you live in that you think the government can't/won't interfere with your code?
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by teej 11y ago
"At the same time, he did have SVP-level and VP-level people writing serious, core OS-level code themselves." I find this fascinating. How can I find out more? Which VPs? Which code?
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by teej 11y ago
[ citation needed ]
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by teej 11y ago
The more you watch, the less there is for you to watch.
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by teej 11y ago
The world wants to belive that YC works like Shark Tank.
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by teej 11y ago
Browser-specific performance quirks has been the name of the game since forever.
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by teej 11y ago
We can't track a user across different domains, or customers. To be super clear- yes you can. You don't. That's very different. With full JS access on a site you have the ability to collect a lot of information.
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by teej 11y ago
This is a very standard "No" response from a VC. There isn't anything exceptional or strategic about it.
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by teej 11y ago
Communication, not literacy.
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by teej 11y ago
Thanks
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by teej 11y ago
I remember when Bebo sold to AOL and made its investors and founders incredibly wealthy.
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by teej 11y ago
Thanks for helping me understand. I wonder if the popularity of new techniques would put pressure to change the rules.
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by teej 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I definitely didn't understand the context around why the Fosbury Flop became possible.
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by teej 11y ago
I know you two fundamentally don't agree, but I found this discussion illuminating. Thank you both.
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by teej 11y ago
I know absolutely nothing about swimming, so forgive me if this sounds dumb, but I don't feel like current competitive trends is evidence against this new technique. It's very possible that top swimmers are at a local maxima. New
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by teej 11y ago
S3 Lifecycle Management does this for you! http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/object-lifecy...
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by teej 11y ago
This makes sense, thank you!
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by teej 11y ago
Honest questions: how many "frames per second" is a standard microphone? What exactly is a "frame" of audio?

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