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   by vnchr 15y ago

   I think the innocence behind that statement comes from the difficulty a teacher will face if s/he must teach students with diverse learning needs (child A is learning timestables while child B has moved on to trigonometry). That said, I thi
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   by vnchr 15y ago

   Cached version: http://goo.gl/3NXEp
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   by vnchr 15y ago

   It's a great medium. I used it to make an "interactive" resume when I got laid off: http://prezi.com/mhgrwgnxrs2g/meet-israel-vicars/
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   by vnchr 15y ago

   Good thing we cut their funding!
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   Using the Crowd to Help Seed Stage Investors(revenuetrades.tumblr.com)

   3 points by vnchr 15y ago|0 comments
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   by vnchr 15y ago

   -->"It's exceedingly hard to believe google valued a small pre-funding startup at over low eight figures." But Sequoia did when they made the $40mm investment. That's what's so odd about it.
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   by vnchr 15y ago

   This "convenience feature" seems nice at first glance, but it positively frightens me: Our government can now coerce the general public to join a federal database with details of our private affairs by threatening ill treatment. Airport ch
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   by vnchr 15y ago

   Good basics list. btw I could only view the links by hovering--I'm on Chrome and all links were a pale yellow I couldn't see well enough
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   by vnchr 15y ago

   By that qualification, the Autobahn has a speed limit too: the limit of how fast land vehicles can move. The analogy of the blog holds. Infinity only happens in calculus, so why bother poo-pooing a helpful metaphor? Like a good vision state
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    If 39% was the odds of a single angel investment giving positive returns, than yes, that could be a good number. The problem is 39% is the average portfolio performance per angel who is makes multiple high risk investments. It's a problem b
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    39% of angel investors are losing money--is there a better way?(revenuetrades.tumblr.com)

    2 points by vnchr 15y ago|2 comments
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    "It's scary that a person's career earnings may be capped before they turn 18."(revenuetrades.tumblr.com)

    12 points by vnchr 15y ago|5 comments
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    I've been feeling left out all week. That would be great!
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    I've heard of startups leasing domains with the option to buy. Then, when enough funding roles in, they pay for it in full. Mint.com did something similar. They gave equity for the domain which was owned by some hedge fund. More info in thi
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    I think I'd love to have that job.
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    You might be closer than you think: http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1998-11-08/
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    Someone high up at Telstra has something to hide
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    Thanks for starting the blog. I've doubted myself after trying to learn programming for a long time with the same intentions of building my own MVPs...and the same growing pile of web development books! I don't know when it will happen but
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    OpenID had its chance.
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    Like the Death Star...
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    The article is a bunch of conjecture. I don't see the direct correlation between her mom working her butt off and raising a child not being a conflict when starting a company. I generally agree that women can be overachievers to the point t
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    by vnchr 15y ago

    That was helpful. Thank you. I may actually use their service now that I understand it's usefulness. Anyone care to comment on the experience of using it while not being a conference frequenter?
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    by vnchr 16y ago

    Hmmm... They only have iNterns in stock in the white style. I'm gonna hold out until the fall release.
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    by vnchr 16y ago

    If you guys can bring up examples, that would be helpful to the rest of us...
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    by vnchr 16y ago

    I could feel myself stop squinting....is this what usability feels like?
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    by vnchr 16y ago

    Yeah, that was a let down. Anyone know of a similar platform, free or lower fixed cost, to start your own iPad magazine-like publication?
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    by vnchr 16y ago

    This isn't the basis for a pattern. It's an instance. But it's just silly to suggest your one experience of advertising an event (but you used tables to prove your point!) is enough data to suggest Google's multi-billion dollar and multi-bi
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    by vnchr 16y ago

    I like the concept a lot, but I won't sign up because of the frequency. I don't want to think about female menstruation every day. Once a week--that I could do. Daily? And I start to get grossed out.
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    by vnchr 16y ago

    +1 A Like button integrated with search. Awesome.
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    by vnchr 16y ago

    A lot of really negative and unnecessary comments on this blog. did the TechCrunch trolls ousted by their new FB commenting plugin find a new home?