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by udfalkso 19y ago
So you're essentially suggesting deferred philanthropy. I totally agree with that philosophy. This is why I'm also doing a startup and not joining the peace corp. But, once you've "made it" and have more money than you know what to do wi
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by udfalkso 19y ago
That group enemy link is really insightful. Mod parent up :)
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by udfalkso 19y ago
http://grouphug.us
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by udfalkso 19y ago
I'm a little bit shocked that after 53 comments only one person mentioned philanthropy (and he was shot down in the first reply). Just because picking the right charities and projects is not "easy" does not mean it's not worth doing. Jeez
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by udfalkso 19y ago
link is fixed now
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by udfalkso 19y ago
Well, I for one am about to launch a startup that pretty much goes head to head with one of Google's properties. Maybe I'm nuts.
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Implicit kicks explicit's ass(breasy.com)
16 points by udfalkso 19y ago|5 comments
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by udfalkso 19y ago
Sometimes I can go 2 straight days without talking to anyone. It's a bit weird. I think having some company and having someone to act as a sanity checker is valuable. Finding a co-founder for the sake of having a co-founder can be a ba
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by udfalkso 19y ago
Facebook's biggest limiting factor is the word "friend". My co-workers are my co-workers. My family is my family. The dude I met the other day at a networking event is just a dude I might want to keep in touch with. None of these people
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Why I don't want funding(breasy.com)
32 points by udfalkso 19y ago|9 comments