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by yosho 16y ago
I hope you had some sort of talk concerning equity and your piece of the pie. Regarding the technical knowledge, no one knows everything right away. It's all about drive and determination, if you are generally smart, you can pick up most th
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by yosho 16y ago
Yes, the odds of a single founder exiting for 10M is greater than 3 founders exiting for 100M, however, the article fails to take into account the odds of a single founder start-up being profitable vs a multi-founder start-up being profitab
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by yosho 16y ago
honestly, I think most girls would sleep with someone for way less than 1 million. i think one very important missing ingredient is a clause stating that her decision will remain anonymous and no one will ever find out about the transaction
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by yosho 16y ago
oh c'mon, the post was hilarious. I think the HN community is a little too serious sometimes. I definitely got a chuckle or two reading this. And while not entirely accurate, I think the general points still remain valid. The HN community r
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by yosho 16y ago
what about the argument that someone could have used my unsecured wireless network to download copyrighted material with my IP address without my knowledge? While most people protect their wireless, I know many mom and pops who still have n
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by yosho 16y ago
i regularly give my credit card number over the phone for restaurant delivery. The CC number is almost never secure.
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Facebook Grapples with Privacy Issues(online.wsj.com)
1 points by yosho 16y ago|0 comments
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by yosho 16y ago
Any idea how much funding these guys got? They seem to be doing well.
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by yosho 16y ago
this really reminds me of myspace for some reason. Maybe it's just the type of people I see on there.
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by yosho 16y ago
I'm guessing POS means Point of Service but every time I read it, I think "Piece of Shit" terminal, which I suppose is applicable as well.
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by yosho 16y ago
My team just placed runner up in an ivy Bplan competition...and I absolutely agree 100% with what the article said. We didn't enter the competition to demonstrate how great our idea was, we did it mostly for the monetary prize money, as wel
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by yosho 16y ago
I really think there's too many social networks / news feeds / email accounts / twitter accounts etc. these days... it's information overload. With that said, I don't know if adding another layer to integrate everything is the best solution
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by yosho 16y ago
I'm going to side on Arrington on this one, even though sometimes, he likes to make a big deal out of something small like removing a few words from his post.
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by yosho 16y ago
so instead of having to check and read every single link... is there a general consensus on the effects of artificial sweeteners and diet coke? Or is it still basically up in the air and no one knows for sure.
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by yosho 16y ago
without the ability to like or dislike a video and to personalize the stream, this is essentially useless for most people. Pandora for video, but without personalized settings.
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by yosho 16y ago
the powerpoint and the video aren't working. Anyone have an alternate host or cached version?
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by yosho 17y ago
it's amazing that in this day in age, people can still easily fall for these scams. A simple google search for [dating site name] + scam will easily reveal the details about any site. Maybe what we need is a yelp.com for websites.
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by yosho 17y ago
In college, I used to debate with myself on which career was better, ibanking or management consulting. In the end, I chose to pursue management consulting, which I've been doing for the last 2 years. Now, I debate with my friends on which
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by yosho 17y ago
agreed, living in NYC, i know many ibankers and very few of them actually enjoy what they do. They're pretty much glorified excel junkies.
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by yosho 17y ago
now there's a cool job
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by yosho 17y ago
try "asl" best one yet!
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by yosho 17y ago
Michael Arrington is probably jumping for joy now that the JooJoo is pretty much doomed.
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by yosho 17y ago
The popup for facebook login is annoying and is caught by ad blockers
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by yosho 17y ago
how would that work? maybe you have a 1/6 chance of getting banned from the site for an hour forcing people to actually make conversation instead of just clicking "next"
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by yosho 17y ago
This basically looks like another rip-off of fmylife.com and textfromlastnight.com expect the novelty and humor to wear off after some time. Your best bet is to get some sort of book deal once you have enough good entries and make a fun boo
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by yosho 17y ago
That's also Cornell's Facebook group "Cornell University, where your best hasn't been good enough since 1868"
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by yosho 17y ago
i like the product, signed up for the first lesson. One thing that annoyed me was the popup that comes up before each section... if I wanted to go back to a different section or skip sections, the popup just slowed me down and didn't offer
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by yosho 17y ago
about time, this should have happened about 3 years ago
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by yosho 17y ago
Hi Andrew, I really enjoy a lot of what you do, however, I think you should offer additional value for paying customers besides just the old archives. Maybe do special premium interviews just for paying customers, or write a startup e-book,
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OK Cupid Data on Sex, Desirability, and Age(contexts.org)
3 points by yosho 17y ago|0 comments

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