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dueprocess

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    Comment #7924850

    It was gauche to drop a link there. My bad.

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    Some of the most important innovations and movements in history were 'very criticized'. I'd say they were in good company. On a quasi-related note, here's a project I'm launching s…

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    Comment #7924666

    Sorry, I upvoted you by accident. Can you clarify why requiring an email address is a showstopper for you?

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    Charles Goodyear, the inventor of vulcanized rubber, wrote in his memoir, "Inventors are the children of misfortune and want." Goodyear himself suffered unbelievable hardships duri…

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    I stopped using MaxCDN since a website I took offline months earlier suddenly achieved "bandwidth overage" according to them, and my credit card was charged. Recently, they adverti…

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    Comment #7916954

    "How do I quit smoking?"..."highlight of my day"..."helps me relax"... Do you see what you're doing here? Smoking is at the center of your universe. There is NO WAY you will quit a…

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    Good idea for an app. Think about it.

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    So taking the advice or instruction from someone smarter than you is a loss of personal freedom? Can you explain?

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    As I commented earlier, I ALWAYS give and I NEVER judge. I do this because I'm a Latter-Day Saint[1] and God explicitly spells out in the Book of Mormon[2] how we should respond in…

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    Here is what I do: I ALWAYS give, and I NEVER judge.

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    Comment #7907959

    It's the law of the startup though. Scale as big as you can, as fast as possible.

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    See also Freelance Funnel. It's very similar and has been around for a long time: http://freelancefunnel.com

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    Comment #7901632

    It doesn't sound like a psychology experiment Scott is talking about, but a "stumble-upon" strategy. Psychology is a little more elegant than just pivot, pivot, pivot.

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