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austinB
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Comment #2502542
Clearly the app can't/shouldn't be taken away. But this shit is messed up.
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Comment #2436054
So essentially this is a niche to win strategy? Become the dominant player in your microcosm then continue to expand once dominance is achieved. I won't argue with this, it's not a…
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Comment #2428711
This is definitely a step in the right direction, but I am not sure the SEC can let go of so much control without significant regulation of some sort, specifically in reporting. It…
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Comment #2365852
Perhaps they purposely did not launch a SXSW to redirect the limelight from all the great apps that did to themselves, a mere week afterward. If this blogging, tweeting, posting fr…
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Comment #2355258
I am excited to give this a try. As someone who did not study CS or MIS at school (in fact far from it, accounting & finance) I am open to any resource to assist code education onl…
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Comment #2355202
I'm inclined to say the TouchWiz may not be all that bad, in fact some of the tweaks they made and features added could be quite welcome, but I cannot say I am a fan of Samsung get…
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Comment #2355189
My biggest complaint with the article was just that. I cannot think of a legitimate reason to do this.
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Comment #2244074
Good point regarding focusing on a niche. A niche is far easier to dominate than the general population, allowing you to refine your concept and then expand from there. Remember, F…
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Comment #2223539
Item #3 makes sense in that a lot of 'casual money' or individual traders do not have access to information about IPOs much less the ability to get involved in the offering. These …
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Comment #2223285
Arguably the best advertisement I have seen in my life.
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Ask HN: Facebook browser?
Many online giants have created browsers after establishing a significant presence or before in some cases (ie. Netscape, Aol, MSFT, Google, etc.). Has anyone heard of, or do you a…
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Comment #2201171
People may not want modern websites, but articles and/or documents can still be read not in the context of a standard browser. Twitter updates along a side is a good idea, perhaps …
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Comment #2201132
Sure it's about simplicity at times, but how convenient would it be to read an article or browse the internet on half your television screen while a basketball game you want to pas…
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Comment #2172908
I suggest using morning digests like Politico's Playbook by Mike Allen. I subscribe to that, Morning Money (Politico), Breaking News (Politico), and Financial Times updates (for th…
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Comment #2172874
A step in the right direction toward information asymmetry between startups and investors. It is very difficult to come from outside the valley or vc community and know who is high…
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Comment #2172713
This is a good article. Allowing people to live where they want can definitely increase productivity with teams versus close proximity. The collaborative tools available today make…
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Comment #2172666
I'm beginning to loose faith in the Nobel selection committee. If the goal was to award/recognize the positive impact the internet has had on speech, communication, and reporting s…
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Comment #2172609
That is a very good point. The article gives no detailed term information other than the big looking number, $100 million. A sum that could come in any number of terms with most be…