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by vdaniuk 12y ago
A beautifully crafted argument.
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
While we are able to act on our free(arguably) will in the confinement of the linkedin walled garden, we are still users. Used and abused(heh) users, but nevertheless. I wonder who will be the linkedin killer. I certainly would like to see
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
The problem is that Linkedin is the best source of data about edges and nodes of professional networks. There was and there is no mass-market alternative. So if you wanted to make an application using professional graph data there was no al
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Yeah, a competing theory that I've included in my original comment. Anyone with a grudge against CB Insights could have registered those accounts. >Random internet people that decided to sign up to HN just to vent against a company?
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
>smear campaigners Wow, multilevel irony! CB Insights actions, arguably, constitute a large scale smear campaign that is not adequate to the original transgression of the startup. Your comment, arguably, constitutes a low scale smear cam
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
HN may be interested for the following reasons. 1. The linked website is a fork of a popular link aggregation website that has numerous tech subcommunities. 2. There were lots of previous submissions and discussions on HN about reddit contr
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
See, by that standard the word "broken" loses any significant meaning and becomes noise. Why care about anyone calling anything broken then?
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Amassing debt (either technical or financial) is not a part of any lean methodology.
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
The synonyms for definitive are conclusive, final, ultimate. My advice is not an ultimate one, it is a intermediate strategy (a best one from my point of view) to achieve a definitive answer. So I'll stand by my wording :)
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Disregard all definitive answers in this thread. You have provided so little information, it is impossible to answer your question with any reasonable degree accuracy. The best way for you to receive an answer that is close to reality is to
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Why some blogspam with verbatim copies out of Thiel's book is upvoted?
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Your thinking is double-plus good, citizen. While we are on the topic of crimes involving sexuality, "... of the nine undercover police identified by the Guardian over the past two years, eight are believed to have slept with the peopl
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Opening a bank account in the EU for an Ukrainian citizen is quite problematic. There are several alternatives. Open an offshore bank account in British Virgin Islands, etc. You can go the digital citizenship route in Estonia. https:/
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
It is absolutely unthinkable for UK Government not to prosecute sexual crimes, right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster_paedophile_dossier
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
>There is an arrest warrant against Assange and the British Government has a duty to carry it out. I wonder why the same law enforcement rigor wasn't applied in these cases, which are undoubtedly so much worse? https://en
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
I am depressed that significant part of collective intelligence of the most intelligent and influential tech communities on the internet is advocating for sweatshops because the alternative is worse. False dichotomy, if I ever seen one.
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
>99% of online advertisers give the rest a bad name >My own sketched proposal: http://www.reddit.com/r/dredmorbius/comments/1uotb3/a_modest... See, the intense irony in your comment is that you ar
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Do you have any citation for this? I am not seeing more bad actors when working with various programmatic ad exchanges.
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
>product idea, business plan and marketing strategy are already done If they say this, their failure probability is too damn high. What many first time founders don't understand is that startup is a search process in the outlandishl
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Wait, is it really a good argument for shell-based approach when all major distros are switching to the systemd due to the configuration/maintainability/boilerplate issues with bash init scripting?
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
By the metric of more than 3 billion people living on less than $2.50 a day[0]. Artificial problem, right? [0] http://www.globalissues.org/article/26/poverty-facts-and-sta...
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Everything, with the exception of pacifisim, you say is logical and rational, however failure of the revenge/"justice" strategy is either by design or emergent from stakeholder conflicts of interests. Why not promote pacifism
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
I've discovered elixir several weeks ago and fell in love. Dynamic functional language with great concurrency support and ruby syntax. Wow. Lots of other goodies, too. Started a complete rewrite of my data analysis project in elixir an
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
Actually, right in these comments PHP programmers proclaim how productive they are, how PHP powers half the web and how Haskellers haven't done anything practical. So it seems your sarcastic rant completely misses the mark. Disclaimer:
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What industries or business models are delivering quality above and beyond "good enough" to ensure customer retention?
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
I was already considering donating a meaningful amount, but now I will donate double to compensate for the effect your absurd statement might had on HN readers.
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE - tech business strategist, programmer and mentor I am a strong technology entrepreneurship generalist with primary area of expertise in business strategy. 10 years experience on business side. 2 years experience as a
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I totally agree with you but I feel that our discussion is missing a crucial detail here. A bit of philosophical and cultural theory. Did you notice how lots of people after the movie were like "Wow, I've got an epiphany, I'v
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
>I don't understand why Kip Thorne is so desperate to declare that the movie doesn't violate known physics I do. At least I think I do. Kip Thorne has published a book named "The Science of Interstellar". I am sure th
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by vdaniuk 12y ago
>reasonably fast DSL connection Yeah, I have a question. What's your definition of reasonably fast? In Romania, on average connection, the Wired page would load during 1 second.[0] That is my definition of reasonably fast. The monop

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