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The Jaeger Report: sheet of actions by Einsatzkommando 3
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You are thinking about contracts in a limited and restricted way. The economy today is about contracts, everything involves an agreement between two parties. It is not always necessary thousands of signed pages, sometimes they are simple th
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I think this is similar to what remix.com do, but just for Schoolar bus?
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"Tesla aims to boost production to 500,000 cars next year, about six times its 2016 output." What is the new goal to 2020? 2 years[0] ago they were expecting delivery 500,000 cars in 2020. If they will do that this year, maybe the
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tks
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Is there any business being the middleman among artists? Could have a musicians-only option, similar to IMDBpro, be monetized in SoundClound platform? A lyricist auction their lyrics among some artists, musicians sell their music to adverti
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Everybody is going after the living room. Facebook, Youtube, Amazon, Netflix, Disney... People spend 30% more time on youtube when the content is something produced. And they prefer watching this type of shows on TV, with more people. Adver
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Bill Gates talks about that. They eventually receive 5 million but didn't use the money. https://youtu.be/cBHJ-8Bch4E?t=8m24s
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Great interview. Do you have any text or interview about MobileJazz?
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There is a great class of Game Theory for free on Youtube. It is from YaleCourses with the professor Ben Polak. http://oyc.yale.edu/economics/econ-159/lecture-1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM3r
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Someone that is miserable is not exactly someone that is suffering from depression. This research is for finding a clinical condition and make less expendable the cost of health programs, not to evaluate the life of others based just on opi
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https://omg.omise.co/ OMG holders can use OMG to validate the network. If they validate a block correctly, they get paid the tx fees from that block https://blog.golemproject.net/golem-network-token-gnt-sale
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There is a huge opportunity to build an app that turns into audio reference. No music, or direct communication, but everything else related to talk and listen. The world still communicates through talk. "Since these are new consumers,
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How not? You get royalties from their project and, if they succeed, you will be able to negotiate that for more than you have paid. And there is a possibility to receive ownership, I do not know if any of the recent ICO has given that, but
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I do not understand your comparison with Kickstarter. You never invest in a company or project using Kickstarter, you will not earn anything in the future if the project succeeds. If you buy a shirt, you will only get that shirt, even if th
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Brands Use Instagram Stories More Than Twice as Often as Snapchat
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I really don't get why people are criticizing and saying that there are better alternatives to this. Of course there is. This was not built to be the best way to send files, just to be the most practical one. Some people don't eve
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I am still so pissed about the Linkedin leak. I will never use them again.
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Apparently, Evan Spiegel has said they do not want to expand to poor countries like India and Spain. And he doesn't care so much about the Android version. http://variety.com/2017/biz/news/snapchat-evan-s
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He doesn't accept VC funding, so I think he needs to be good selling his products. His companies need to make a profit to stay alive. And I think his best product is his lifestyle. Everything he does seems to be directly related to his
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I think that is the main reason for most of the non-technical people too. Medium started as a great way to be discovered. They have a minimal style that makes people compare the text and content. Is something totally different from host a w
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If you gave up because of the cost, your reason is different from the blog. Or I did not understand the post. About copyright, why not make it difficult to find protected music? If people share their own content, the name of this file will
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"after finding that ultra-niche targeting compromises reach and has limited effectiveness" “The bigger your brand, the more you need broad reach and less targeted media,” This is quite interesting. I see that other companies are
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Sounds cool, I just read the explanation, it's on the Features tab. But in the gif it is showing that you will have to pay for it, and it will be a % of the total business. Similar to what already occurs in other markets. But, as it wi
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People are talking about drugs or questioning that it is not exactly for free. But my big question, from the point of view of someone who has owned a small online store, is security for the buyer. In a completely p2p transaction, the bigges
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That's because the bookmarkers sucks. They do not adapt to what you are doing, you need to do a lot of setup and organize a lot to be able to use it well. It should be more organic, grow with the use you make. I still believe that anyo
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So how do you know when you get a Maybe? Every time you do not get a yes, does it mean you got a no? I have contact some VC using emails and showing my MVP. Usually they ask some questions, or give some advice. Sometimes they say No, but fo
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But the point here is to reduce the time doctors spend on mundane tasks.
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That looks really interesting. But, the government will hold a lot of information about their citizen, how they will use that? I do not know if something like this could be replicated in every country.
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The low-cost satellites that are collecting unusual data
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