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The 12 Days of Christmas? That'll Cost You a Record $101,119.84(theatlantic.com)
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by waxymonkeyfrog 15y ago
Right, it's not just for seed capital, it's for ramping up. Like Case said, most job creation doesn't come from a couple founders in a small office or a 50,000 person multinational company. It comes from getting out of the small office.
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How fear and patience killed the best start-up I ever encountered(theatlantic.com)
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My Company's Best Idea: From Google, Facebook, Intel, Under Armour...(theatlantic.com)
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Big Box Brother: How malls are learning to shop *us*(theatlantic.com)
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The Amazing History and Invention of the Bendy Straw(theatlantic.com)
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by waxymonkeyfrog 15y ago
But that's exactly it. It's not how well you can pay attention to A and B at the same time. It's about how fast your brain goes A to B and back to A without losing acuteness.
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Why are economists so obsessed with the NFL?(theatlantic.com)
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Start-Up Nation: Blueprint for an Innovation-Based Recovery(theatlantic.com)
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How Facebook is using your friends ... to protect your online security(theatlantic.com)
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PARC: Our favorite new idea is content-centric networking(theatlantic.com)
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Andreesseen Horowitz reveal their favorite investment: The infinity camera(theatlantic.com)
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The Most Important Thing For Great Venture Capitalists: Start-Up CEO Experience(theatlantic.com)
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The marketing playbook that made Apple big was written in the 1920s, by GM(theatlantic.com)
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Why workers are losing the war against machines(theatlantic.com)
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The Jobs That Are Safe From Robot Domination (For Now)(theatlantic.com)
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How Silicon Valley office spaces create a culture of innovation(theatlantic.com)
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The Most Annoying Thing About My Job: Entrepreneurs and Engineers(theatlantic.com)
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by waxymonkeyfrog 15y ago
The latter. Germany is responsible for about $280 bill. But this is a fund. We don't know how much will actually have to be footed by the govt/people when it's all over. TARP cost much, much less than its first price tag. The bailout of Gre
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Do colleges need a 'calorie count'?(theatlantic.com)
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Why Silicon Valley Is Running Scared From Health Care(theatlantic.com)
67 points by waxymonkeyfrog 15y ago|43 comments
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Crowdsource project: What's the Most Annoying Part of Your Job?(theatlantic.com)
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Jobless in America: An Anthology of Essays About Looking for Work(theatlantic.com)
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What People Don't Get About My Job: From A(rmy Soldier) to Z(ookeeper)(theatlantic.com)
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by waxymonkeyfrog 15y ago
They say the same thing about not being able to sleep. Get up, stretch, do something small and deliberate to clear your head (like drinking a glass of water), and then come back after you've self-corrected.
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Why Summer Vacations--and the Internet--Really Make You More Productive (theatlantic.com)
55 points by waxymonkeyfrog 15y ago|4 comments
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by waxymonkeyfrog 15y ago
Great/scary quote
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by waxymonkeyfrog 15y ago
Excellent point. My 'favorite' comment on the article page is the guy who says ads don't work very well, except for the majority of people, whom he calls "sheeple." You can't say that ads don't work and also argue that most people are too m
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Why Advertising Works, Even When You Think It Doesn't(theatlantic.com)
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College? There's an app for that.(reddit.com)
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