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DjMojoRisin

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About DjMojoRisin

Engineer, Investor, Entrepreneur, Golfer

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    Comment #23543941

    If the bonds default, then the fed get's left holding the bag, and their balance-sheet shrinks by default :)

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    Comment #23534159

    The Fed announced these measures on March 23, and they are just now going to start buying these issues. The Fed is trying to just "replace the wealth destruction that has happened"…

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    Comment #23241702

    Money Market funds are a good option to store cash that one needs for the immediate term, and there is a wide variety of them. However, one should evaluate each fund and their hold…

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    Comment #17866006

    whoops the email is - km at shivala dot in

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    Comment #17860520

    This is a fantastic post, thanks for sharing jterenzio. I'm working on building something that does something similar, and would love feedback from folks. If you are interested in …

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    Comment #5843191

    Creating a non-regulated market is not a bad thing. More programmers = more programming jobs.

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    Comment #5191922

    You should read this article from 1996 - where Bill Gates is talking about his relationship with Warren Buffet. The quote below is pretty clear in that charity had always been his …

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    Comment #4493804

    I guess that's part of the question - why were these products not able to generate the required revenue. Is this the type of product that people are just unwilling to pay money for…

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    Ask HN: Why did Etherpad, Stypi & Simplenote give up on their original products?

    Etherpad and Stypi got aquihired. Simplenote is pivoting to become a Parse-like PaaS platform. All these companies had enthusiastic users and good traction on their original produc…

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    Comment #3942564

    Thanks for the kind words! Appreciate it!

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    Comment #3924716

    Mgeraci - Thanks a lot for your feedback. We will revisit the slideshow and incorporate your comments.

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    Comment #3113307

    By your argument, we should not have public schools then either? Since some taxpayer who is poorer than you is still paying for that? Also you can choose not to use this option; ju…

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    Comment #3113110

    Anyone that things that going to College will make them successful is retarded. College can help you be successful, but it's what one makes of it; In the end a college degree is ju…

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    Comment #3113104

    Bringing in Taxpayers into the argument about people getting the opportunity to goto University is not cool. Education should be a choice, that all are allowed to make. It's an inv…

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    Comment #3112787

    A University allows you to explore your interested in a nice structured manner, allowing you to get feedback from respected professionals and though leaders in different fields. It…

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    Comment #3109517

    Your in a tough spot, but you should just focus on working on your side project and make a priority; if you can get it generating revenue and/or getting a ton of users you should b…

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    Comment #3086662

    This article fails to make the distinction between technical product development (where one needs to invent/build new technologies in order to make the product come alive), and jus…

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    Comment #3086581

    The most important thing that I got from this article was the realization that for most people to live an average life where they are not "screwed" they don't need a very high qual…