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   by zachlipton 14y ago

   Very neat technology, and I think it could be of value in the developing world and sparsely populated areas, but is there that much need for this data in many parts of, say, the US or Europe? Here in San Francisco, I've got highly accurate
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   by zachlipton 14y ago

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   by zachlipton 14y ago

   er, he's responding to Mark Cuban's public statements. If Person X says A, it's not exactly unreasonable to write an article titled "Why Person X is wrong about A," even if you have a business that involves A. Like Cuban, the author of the
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   by zachlipton 14y ago

   I simply don't get why brands view Facebook subscribers as being opted in to 100% of their constant barrage of spam. Facebook pages have never worked like an email subscription list, and that fact should be obvious to anyone with any knowle
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   by zachlipton 14y ago

   I hate to say it, but this post honestly sounds like it comes from a startup idea Markov chain. Anyway, I'm fond of the Luxe Guide [ http://www.luxecityguides.com/ ] model: highly selective high-quality recommendations for a particular city
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   by zachlipton 14y ago

   Really. This is Hacker News and we're presumably interested in a little more depth. There's no sense in optimizing the "start building an Android app" process in and of itself. If you ignore the time it takes to launch Eclipse (which, to be