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by yesplorer 10y ago
how did you know it's lousy exec play that caused the problem? Amazon is heavy with their advertising and this have a huge mindshare with potential customers and even non-customers alike. No amount of extraordinary exec play would have
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by yesplorer 10y ago
No. The $125b was the valuation during the 1990s. Microsoft offered way less - $44b.
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by yesplorer 10y ago
That's interesting, and seems like a direct opposite for the experience I have with my Asus 13 inches chromebook. It is now my main laptop, I use it for days and it never freezes. I have crouton on it and this comment was typed in fire
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Adpocalypse: Forbes won't let me visit their website with Adblock on(imgur.com)
2 points by yesplorer 11y ago|0 comments
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In Arbitration, a ‘Privatization of the Justice System’(mobile.nytimes.com)
119 points by yesplorer 11y ago|65 comments
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by yesplorer 11y ago
I was reading HN on mobile but decided to pull my laptop over and upvote you (then comment; can't comment on mobile app) not because I agree with you or agree/disagree with parent comment but because you were highly civilized with
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Uber: Police Swoop in France and South Korea(bbc.com)
4 points by yesplorer 12y ago|0 comments
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by yesplorer 12y ago
Facebook on the shutting down of their email service: "It seems wrong that an email message from your best friend gets sandwiched between a bill and a bank statement," the company wrote in its announcement blog post for the featu
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Apple 'failing to protect Chinese factory workers'(bbc.com)
7 points by yesplorer 12y ago|0 comments
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Why You Can't Build a Smartphone (2013)(joshondesign.com)
8 points by yesplorer 12y ago|3 comments
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Apple apps made to run on Android devices(bbc.com)
1 points by yesplorer 12y ago|0 comments
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Airbnb in court over housing laws(bbc.com)
1 points by yesplorer 12y ago|0 comments
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Pebble (YC W11) sells 400,000 smart watches in its first year (siliconrepublic.com)
46 points by yesplorer 13y ago|42 comments
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by yesplorer 13y ago
well he might have been successful running those pages but when it comes to spending half a million dollar, I think that comparison becomes apples and oranges sort of. There was nothing really stopping him from spending those amount in pie
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by yesplorer 13y ago
For starters, if you really have to go to Facebook's office to be trained on how to spend money on their ad system, I'm not sure you are knowledgeable enough to be spending $100,000 a day on those ads. I doubt Facebook was going
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Experiment Alleges Facebook is Scamming Advertisers out of Billions of Dollars(thedailyheap.com)
22 points by yesplorer 13y ago|6 comments
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by yesplorer 13y ago
on several VMs
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by yesplorer 13y ago
so what does it actually do? is it something risky? if it is what is the risk? Thanks
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Ask HN: What will happen if I try doing this?
4 points by yesplorer 13y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Where did you hang out while HN was down?
53 points by yesplorer 13y ago|67 comments
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Why credit hacks will keep happening(money.cnn.com)
2 points by yesplorer 13y ago|0 comments
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Would You Rather Have Brazil's Economic Problems or America's?(blogs.hbr.org)
5 points by yesplorer 13y ago|0 comments
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by yesplorer 13y ago
and 3) nothing is stopping anyone from upvoting the two
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by yesplorer 13y ago
the bitcoin drama on HN is becoming too much. so here is my humble proposal: -- All those HNers who have purchased bitcoin and are interested in the hype to drive up price, please u are destroying HN for the rest of us -- All those who are
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Steve Ballmer Doesn’t Want His Successor to Kill the Xbox, Bing(business.time.com)
1 points by yesplorer 13y ago|0 comments
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Ceylon (Programming language)(ceylon-lang.org)
10 points by yesplorer 13y ago|0 comments
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by yesplorer 13y ago
Yes, you are entitled to believe it's worth nothing. But the only problem is that, the market has decided it's worth anywhere from $0 to $3 billion. Facebook is not paying for the software. A very good hacker can put together a sn
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by yesplorer 13y ago
submitter here.. Mostly when I find a very interesting article on a Startup, I almost always think it might have been submitted on HN already so instead of using the HN search to find the article so I can read through the comments related t
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How I Got Kicked Out of Y Combinator and Then Raised $6.5m for My Startup (2011)(joncrawford.com)
151 points by yesplorer 13y ago|71 comments
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Stephen Hawking: physics is LESS interesting after 'God particle' discovery(dailymail.co.uk)
1 points by yesplorer 13y ago|0 comments

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