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by vaksel 15y ago
by the way the "if the domain owner held the domain since _____" is wrong. When you buy a domain on the secondary market, the original creation date gets transferred. So you can have a 1998 registered domain, that was just purchased a week
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by vaksel 15y ago
a domain is worth as much as someone is willing to pay for it. i'm in the process of selling a 4 letter domain name, that stands for a major financial product, that gets 20-30K searches a month, and that's currently ranking #1 for that keyw
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by vaksel 15y ago
if they want to make real impact, they should be changing their policies...not just releasing the funds in this one single case. if the only way to get good customer service is to get millions of people to support you, then you aren't doing
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by vaksel 15y ago
isn't there another problem with facebook, where none of your photos are ever deleted and can be accessed by the direct url at any time?
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by vaksel 15y ago
I don't think we'll ever see it. There are too many hurdles to overcome. The psychological and liability one for actual plane manufacturers. + it just doesn't make sense economically. Pilots get paid fairly little now, and as automation pro
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by vaksel 15y ago
Paypal has a reputation for stuff like this...can't exactly be a surprise
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by vaksel 15y ago
seems like there is a huge amount of deal of the day type sites on there(i.e. fashion/jewelery etc). I dunno, I just don't see something like that IPOing...those sites are more likely to just sell to one of the big retailers in their space.
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by vaksel 15y ago
I don't see why colleges should even be allowed to ask that on applications.
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by vaksel 15y ago
I only order pizzza online...that way I can be 100% sure that they actually got my order, and that they'll make it the way I ask for. Sure if you are only getting a single peperoni pizza you can just call it in, but if you want anything cu
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by vaksel 15y ago
We are talking about fresh startups, that are just getting launched. Twingly has been in business for 6 years. And even then, "hundreds" of bills is crap...unless of course you count every purchase on your credit card statement as a "bill"
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by vaksel 15y ago
doesn't really make sense, the NYC area is starving for talent + I dunno where they got it, but most techies in this area aren't that entrepreneurial. chances are this will end up driving salaries up by 10-15%, and will end up hurting most
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by vaksel 15y ago
I did say marketing/sales is the exception. Not bothering to commit code? If it works, and you don't have actual customers yet? Then yes...it's just busy work at that point. Community/Customer Support? I dunno about you, but customer suppor
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by vaksel 15y ago
then you probably just started...I don't mean the first few weeks after you launch...there is plenty of things to do then. I mean that period for all sites after the launch coverage, the time where your traffic goes down to almost 0. Who to
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by vaksel 15y ago
Doing a startup is 90% waiting, and 10% doing. It's perfectly possible to do one on the weekend. Especially since coding is a tiny iota of actually doing one, most of it boils down to marketing anyways
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by vaksel 15y ago
I'd check my PC to see if it was infected if I were you.
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by vaksel 15y ago
Not much Alexa ranking is 11 million, that means it get something like 100 hits a month
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by vaksel 15y ago
it's not like this stuff even works...most of these counterfeiters make their cash by spamming people
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by vaksel 15y ago
I think the change was more like 50-60%. A lot of people shop on Amazon for other things, if you had a 30 day cookie like it used to be, you were more or less guaranteed a sale in that 30 days.
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by vaksel 15y ago
not only that, but Amazon is pretty much the only company whose affiliate program cookie lasts a mere 24 hours. All other companies give you at least a month.
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by vaksel 15y ago
yes, but employers don't have an incentive to give a fair value for this.
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by vaksel 15y ago
I think a large part of the problem is that there is no way to figure out how much each person is actually worth. Sure we have sites like indeed and salary.com that can give you estimates for the position and you also have glass door that g
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by vaksel 15y ago
for an employee to get rich at a startup...and by which I mean $1 million cashout(which isn't really all that rich anyways)...the company would need to sell for $100mm...and much more likely, the number is closer to $250mm...since employees
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by vaksel 15y ago
would make a good idea for a startup...a Python host that has a simple checkbox interface for installing all this stuff. That way you can get started with coding instead of having to install everything by yourself.
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by vaksel 15y ago
with all the virus makers out there and pure hate for IE, you'd think by now, someone would devise one that would automatically upgrade all browsers on the infected machine.
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by vaksel 15y ago
it's probably not a big deal from their perspective, since 99% of people wouldn't realize to do that. It's essentially good enough for them, since the mainstream audience wouldn't realize that, and if a few geeks figure out a way to cheat t
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by vaksel 15y ago
I started looking recently, and 2-3K seems to be the general price range for decent 1 bedrooms. Sure you can pay less, but that usually involves living in the closet or in a rundown old building...and even then you only save a few hundred b
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by vaksel 15y ago
I'd say having Google in NYC is probably a negative for startups. Most of the good talent gets soaked up by the big G, And your 7 minutes to work as an engineer, is actually a bad thing for startups. If a programmer lives in Manhattan(sub ~
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by vaksel 15y ago
did anyone actually use Hunch seriously?
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by vaksel 15y ago
that's fine if you want to go work at half pay...cragislist is one of the worst sites when it comes to cheapskates
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by vaksel 15y ago
yeah, every company should be checked on glassdoor....will let you know if it's a company that's a slave driver, or if they are pay below market rates or if they expect you to work long hours

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