zwrose

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Bose made a Bluetooth speaker that kids can assemble(theverge.com)
1 points by zwrose 10y ago|0 comments
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Bose's new beat(cnet.com)
57 points by zwrose 11y ago|72 comments
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by zwrose 12y ago
When a common perception is supported by statistically significant evidence, it starts to be more fact than perception. That's the point I was making. They aren't relying on a perception - they've taken a good step toward pro
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by zwrose 12y ago
This isn't simply "another article" - its a significant study where they did exactly the opposite of what you described. They asked young people. Methodology is part of the OP [1]. You may very well have anecdotal evidence th
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by zwrose 12y ago
While large companies have their weaknesses, there's also a lot that can be learned working at one for a couple of years out of school before jumping into a startup. Even if the actual role isn't as "fulfilling," there i
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The Cambridge License Commission vs. The People of Cambridge(blog.uber.com)
4 points by zwrose 12y ago|0 comments
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by zwrose 13y ago
Unfortunately, there is another external factor playing into the risk/benefit analysis that I haven't seen mentioned hear yet - the threat of legal action. With such low barriers to filing a malpractice lawsuit and such high payou
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by zwrose 13y ago
nothing about this situation is causing anonymity to cease to be possible on the internet. It just makes it more difficult on a single video-sharing site, one run by a single for-profit company. Freedom of choice has never before been more
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by zwrose 13y ago
Sure, but isn't that the key of Lean Startup, which is what OP was hammering on anyway? Web apps do perform less optimally, but they are also platform independent and can be done quickly. Why not start there, make sure you are hitting