tomasienrbc

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Can Facebook and Google+ survive.....
1 points by tomasienrbc 15y ago|2 comments
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by tomasienrbc 15y ago
This is a pretty disruptive use of the Facebook API. Personalized entertainment content, I love it!
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by tomasienrbc 15y ago
We haven't even SEEN the local merchants bail on Groupon yet, and that is going to happen. Believe me. I deal with disenfranchised Groupon merchants everyday, and they almost all hate it. The craziest part is they're all considering doing i
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by tomasienrbc 15y ago
All it took for me was for their revenue model to be revealed. Discounts of 50-90% THEN they take 50-90% of what is paid by the customer? Borderline robbery.
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by tomasienrbc 15y ago
I understand it from the standpoint of privacy for privacy's sake, but beyond that I don't get it.
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by tomasienrbc 15y ago
I'll never understand why people are so afraid of having their information sold by Facebook in order to better target ads to them. Do you like seeing shitty ads that don't matter to you? I don't.
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by tomasienrbc 15y ago
Shit someone already posted that. oh well
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by tomasienrbc 15y ago
http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
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by tomasienrbc 15y ago
I've always found that hackers should hack and business people should just conduct business, but each with as deep an understanding of the other as possible. One of our co-founders both programs and helps on the business side, because he in
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by tomasienrbc 15y ago
As the non-technical co-founder of a tech startup, commit comments are consistently the most enjoyable part of my job. Reading things like "tell me your secrets!" or "I think I destroyed the entire database" followed by "nope, still there"