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by wheaties 16y ago
Great website. Can't be viewed in landscape mode on android. The socks and twitter link obscure the text. At first I thought that was part of the joke. Whatever. Gave me a laugh this morning and that is worth its weight in gold.
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by wheaties 16y ago
Thank you for posting this. I was busy this weekend sketching out the beginnings of something similar and cataloging which museums where nearby which I could entice with "my" idea. Time to change direction.
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by wheaties 16y ago
Research a loss leader? That's sort of true but there are already a couple of sites which are doing just that and charging for it: www.morningstar.com, www.fool.com and www.quantumonline.
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by wheaties 16y ago
I found this article to be interesting reading coming from the side of someone who can't invest in the same manner of Yuri. However, what wasn't said is that angles will just have to look elsewhere to find the gems that YC passed over. Pe
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by wheaties 16y ago
Attention entrepreneurs, newspapers need a paywall provider like described in the article. What a wonderful business opportunity for a few years before they all go through bankruptcy.
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by wheaties 16y ago
Yeah, I was reading that going "Scala, Scala, Scala, dynamic typing? #$(^(*@)#$" I'm pretty sure that the NBL will continue to be whatever large and influential organization wants it to be.
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by wheaties 16y ago
You're spot on about commodity ETFs. They are required to buy at a certain time and sell at another time. Actually they're windows but they're well published. As you might be able to guess traders have had a field day with these funds.
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by wheaties 16y ago
Their last pricing strategy failed horribly because it was too expensive. I hope they're just searching for a price point rather than hiding their fees. Anyone in contact with them about pricing?
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by wheaties 16y ago
I disable any add-on for any browser I currently have that I did not expressedly install myself. That being said I've expected this kind of behavior and malpractice from Microsoft not Skype. Terrible shame, too.
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by wheaties 16y ago
Actually if it becomes unprofitable then there will be little incentive to invest in it and it will languish for years. I'm all for net neutrality but I'm also for corporate profitability. If not for the high margins FIOS and the like bri
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by wheaties 16y ago
I think this is the best thing that could happen iff a group of lawyers backs up the professors all the way up to the Supreme Court. And of course, they win. I don't think any career politician will ever reverse course on the DMCA. They
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by wheaties 16y ago
Is it me or the adds next to the article purporting "earn masters degree at home" too ironic?
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The Bitter and Sweet(knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu)
1 points by wheaties 16y ago|0 comments
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by wheaties 16y ago
Ah yes, the holy trail of investments. This one, we swear, won't go down! Really, look at all the reasons. Just like housing. It's not like their banks have billions of yuan in loans to companies or government investment vehicles which
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by wheaties 16y ago
I was just planning out my feature minimal ser forsomething just like this. Why email though? What if you want all people from your company to have a basic card format? Are you planning comany controls? Good luck.
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by wheaties 16y ago
Martin Odersky is a God amongst men. Yes, he has a hoard of people supporting and contributing ideas but... wow, that's all I can say. It's great to hear the why of things rather than just reading the way of things. Thanks for posting th
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by wheaties 16y ago
You can use them too.
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How to write good code(xkcd.com)
14 points by wheaties 16y ago|1 comments
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by wheaties 16y ago
I've tried very hard not to be one of those people on that list. For a while I was the first, feeling completely helpless to change anything. Then someone within the company helped change some of that for me. Now I've matured to the poin
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by wheaties 16y ago
Wow, your sstatement read like the past six months for me. Good luck.
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by wheaties 16y ago
If I'm infringing someone's copyright by typing "big breasts" then half the internet owes them money.
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by wheaties 16y ago
I believe that EA only publishes Angry Birds and does not own it as the article states. How that effects the revenue stream is beyond me.
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by wheaties 16y ago
What, no brown? Don't tell me users see that as a big pile of stinky...
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by wheaties 16y ago
Holy shit, this article could read like all the characteristics that are needed to be a good leader and co-worker. Thanks for this. It made the morning cup of tea taste that much better.
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by wheaties 16y ago
Surprisingly, or maybe not surprisingly, I had never heard of the Atlantic until I started seeing article's of it linked all over the place in the blogo-sphere. Seems to me that this common sense theme perhaps is permeating to the marketin
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Maybe you only need it because you have it(johndcook.com)
1 points by wheaties 16y ago|0 comments
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by wheaties 16y ago
So, um, where do I sign up with these folks?
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by wheaties 16y ago
You know, just because that's the way it's been done forever does not make it right. The lady next to my cube has a sign about tradition, which is what the bad flying experience has become in America: http://www.despair.com/tradition.html
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by wheaties 16y ago
No I won't. In the future I'll live in a normal house but I'll read about these little houses. I might even be inclined to purchase one and put it on a lake somewhere for fishing trips or by a beach for surfing trips but live in it full t
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US Seizes Websites, Alleges Counterfeit Goods(bloomberg.com)
1 points by wheaties 16y ago|0 comments

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