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by uuilly 16y ago
I can't imagine that many ramen profitable founders would prioritize the finances of pregnant women over the finances of their company.
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by uuilly 16y ago
So you're comfortable pushing those costs onto healthy young men?
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by uuilly 16y ago
I paid $60 a month for catastrophic healthcare from State Farm when I ran a ramen profitable startup. My deductible was $1500. When I nearly cut my toe off walking on a beach, I had surgery, $1000 worth of antibiotics and two follow up vi
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by uuilly 16y ago
It's a perfect name b/c I don't need this tool now, but I probably will later. And I will never, EVER forget the name. Kudos.
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by uuilly 16y ago
It is, but it's less likely. I should have phrased that better. What I meant by out "of the garage" was the end of the really dynamic period of the company. You can be physically out of the garage with an angel investment but still be co
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by uuilly 16y ago
On the flip side, I've seen founders cling too tightly to control. Sometimes the guy that is really good at getting a version 1 out of the garage is not the same guy that is good at calling the shots once it's a 60 person company. Taking
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by uuilly 16y ago
If you're talking about the US this is a popular misconception. The number of rich and poor people does stay the same from generation to generation. But the people themselves move very fluidly through these brackets. One of the best predi
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by uuilly 16y ago
I wonder if he would have any objection to posting internal Wikileaks emails and documents. In the name of transparency I'd like to see the behind the scenes thought process for posting the cables.
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by uuilly 16y ago
Most of the pain of California's bad policies have not yet been felt. Things are easy when you're spending but they get harder when you have to pay people back. Also rich people and corporations are leaving the state and poor people, main
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by uuilly 16y ago
Shawshank Redemption Hudsucker Proxy
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by uuilly 16y ago
I toggle between b-yew-kite and b-yew-shay followed by, "you know, the gmail guy."
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by uuilly 16y ago
I was talking about Afghanistan, opium and RPG's. I was also speaking from personal experience not from TV experience.
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by uuilly 16y ago
The worst side effect of the drug trade is that it funds a worldwide network of highly capable smugglers. To them drugs are just an arbitrary material to be moved from point A to point B. Drug networks move terrorists, weapons, nuclear ma
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by uuilly 16y ago
"Clouds are not spheres, mountains are not cones, coastlines are not circles, and bark is not smooth ..." -Benoit Mandelbrot
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by uuilly 16y ago
I like how many Bay Area startups have SF addresses now.
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by uuilly 16y ago
Surprised I'm being down-voted. This story is real. Both cars have the same Lidar scanner and other hardware. http://bit.ly/d8nIZp Trace through the people in both stories and you'll see the connections.
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by uuilly 16y ago
Robo Prius in 2008: http://news.cnet.com/8301-11386_3-10042320-76.html
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Robotic Prius in 2008(news.cnet.com)
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by uuilly 16y ago
This seems to capture volume and frequency of change but not necessarily magnitude of change.
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The Real Jobs Machine(realclearpolitics.com)
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by uuilly 16y ago
510 Systems. Berkeley CA. <50 People, all profit, no VC. We make car-top mapping systems (similar to those used in google street view,) and visualization / extraction software for the data. If you like any of the following: -3d graph
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by uuilly 16y ago
I have tears streaming down my face and I have been cackling like a maniac for 10 minutes. I LOVED the Hardy Boys. They felt serious for that age. The hardbacks had a classic feel. The pages were thick, the illustrations mysterious and t
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by uuilly 16y ago
My favorite part is how well you scoped it for a w/e project and still came out w/ something useful. Very well done.
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by uuilly 16y ago
A good explanation is reassuring.
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by uuilly 16y ago
I also think their new image search is a disaster. I like the infinite scroll bar (which bing did before them) but I hate how the images pop in and out. The whole experience is jarring.
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Oh for sure: cartel |kärˈtel| noun an association of manufacturers or suppliers with the purpose of maintaining prices at a high level and restricting competition : the Colombian drug cartels. • chiefly historical a coalition or cooperative
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by uuilly 16y ago
Wow, nice find. So they fix the price AND the supply. Our urban overlords have reached a Soviet level of confidence in their ability to manage an economy.
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by uuilly 16y ago
As an SF resident I concur w/ most of what you're saying. For me it's not a deal breaker, but I can see how it could be. Almost every one of your bullet points can be explained by the phrase, "Liberalism gone nuclear." [Expensive] ->
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by uuilly 16y ago
Paul Graham is not some magic oracle. He's a statistician who has seen, experienced and analyzed (formally and informally) a lot of very rich data. To ignore him and get away with it you either have to be an outlier in his model or the ki
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by uuilly 16y ago
I love Arcade Fire but this was over the top gimmicky and it puked new windows everywhere.

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