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by thrush 13y ago
You might be right about reduced infrastructure costs, but remember that Revenue is incoming cash before costs like infrastructure and other overhead.
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What do philosophers think about privacy?(quora.com)
1 points by thrush 13y ago|0 comments
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Why do smart students choose to work at big companies?(quora.com)
2 points by thrush 13y ago|0 comments
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by thrush 13y ago
I think that you're getting at a great point, but another contributing factor may be that high school has a different scheduling structure. High School: Classes/Week = 5 Time/Class = 45 min HW Frequency
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by thrush 13y ago
This resonates well with a16z is doing (imagine they were a startup, and they were investing in themselves). a16z wants to help people (who are predominantly using software and engineering) change the world. They plan to do this through VC
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by thrush 13y ago
npm install funding
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by thrush 13y ago
why would he even need an initial deposit? he can simply delay to pay people until enough other people have paid.
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by thrush 13y ago
are you sure 20% profit is the right number? Imagine two people use it, and they both pay 1 BTC. Time | Event 1 | First person pays 1 BTC 2 | Second person pays 1 BTC 2 | First person gets paid 1.2 BTC The creator make
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by thrush 13y ago
How much does creator make?
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by thrush 13y ago
Next, GoPro announces Google Glass competitor for recording video and taking pictures.
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by thrush 13y ago
"Btw it was the same bug I found in VK.com" Is there an easy way to see what vulnerabilities other websites have had and fixed, and to check if your site has them as well?
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Why are there so many Jewish people at University of Michigan?(quora.com)
5 points by thrush 13y ago|0 comments
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by thrush 13y ago
Do you mean North Korean market?
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Why is there not more info on Josh Levine, creator of High Frequency Trading?(quora.com)
1 points by thrush 13y ago|0 comments
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by thrush 13y ago
There are two sides of the story. Square (Paper in this case) probably does not benefit greatly from whining (from both PR and legal perspectives), but why would a company take the name to begin with. Either they were blind, or confident th
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by thrush 13y ago
Where does one draw the line for a word that is too common for your business? Here are the rankings of just a few company names that utilized popular words. 521 - paper 1991 - match 2723 - apple 2777 - square 2921 - target Im
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by thrush 13y ago
It's a matter of respect. Paper (FiftyThree) is a well known brand and app, so basically the Facebook developers were 100% aware that they were utilizing someone's name (at least they should have been), and therefore they went ahe
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RapGenius for ______(mrdrozdov.tumblr.com)
1 points by thrush 13y ago|0 comments
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by thrush 13y ago
Of course, now it's working.
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by thrush 13y ago
Not loading for me. Try: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by thrush 13y ago
This: https://plus.google.com/+RipRowan/posts/eVeouesvaVX (Slightly related to the article)
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by thrush 13y ago
What alternatives would you recommend for someone new to programming and CS? I guess fleeing implies that they were using other tools already, but a lot of new devs are going to JS because it just makes sense to start there (lots of flexibi
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by thrush 13y ago
I think they are making the argument for capability rather than best of class. This is really exciting for Javascript and NodeJS devs right now because of the "Give me an inch and I'll take a foot" mentality.
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by thrush 13y ago
It would be nice if we had some sort of independent research verification system. Basically a group or individual that validates the most important (or highest paying) publications.
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Hedge Fund Manager 'Shocked' at BTC Popularity(blogs.wsj.com)
2 points by thrush 13y ago|0 comments
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by thrush 13y ago
I am completely on board with Bitcoin, but I'm a bit amazed (for lack of a better term really) on how wealthy current Bitcoin participants will become when Bitcoin becomes ubiquitous. It seems that it would be more fair that everyone j
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by thrush 13y ago
Did anybody else read this as "Goodbye Articial Intelligence Startup DeepMind for $400M"? Google to Buy Google Buy GooBuy ~ Goodbye
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by thrush 13y ago
I don't agree with this article (wages may be low, but that's exactly why corporate profits are so high). I think the internet and new technology has helped companies expand their profits at incredibly low cost. Consider the rec
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Interview with Eric Stromberg, CEO of Oyster (The Netflix/Spotify of Books)(news.cnet.com)
1 points by thrush 13y ago|0 comments
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by thrush 13y ago
There are already a lot of comments and feedback on this previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7118496

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