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gummify
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Comment #8800749
okay fair point. Young tech company with startup culture.
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Comment #8800747
Sadly, there will always be poor/homeless in a free market.
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Comment #7578116
Jack presents good advice that still is an important part of culture in certain sectors and within certain types of businesses if you want to move up the corporate ladder. He says …
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Comment #7280291
A smart, young, relatable person of the next generation to grow the company. Looking forward to seeing what Sam's got under his sleeves. Has Sam done anything in the entrepreneuria…
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Comment #6452088
A blog from the founder and CEO of Braintree Bill Ready explains that they will continue to work independently whilst adding value to PayPal's weak points; customer service and the…
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Comment #6451755
I agree. The new PayPal wallet app that just launched recently is fitting for an older generation and could be improved 100x with Venmo. It will be interesting to see how they will…
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Comment #6420233
What were the real problems then that led to their fall? Lack of technology innovation? badly run company and operations? lost touch with the consumer? All of the above?
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Comment #6200936
I think Huawei would bid.
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Comment #6200929
This sucks for Canada. Less than five years ago RIM/BlackBerry's share prices were trading at ~$150, now it's $10! I can see this depressing Canadian start-ups and its tech industr…
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Comment #6113588
I know in the UK, the sites below were popular. However, they aren't a button but a site you have to set-up. http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/giving/ http://www.justgiving.com/ http…
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Comment #6092929
I'm pretty sure I saw a documentary recently about the increase in juvenile crime and the increasing occupancy rates in jails. Also, what about biological disposition and hormonal …
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Comment #5919855
I was going by a woman's US dress size. This would equate to a woman's Large and approx. 32" waist. For men, the average suit size is now a US 44.
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Ask HN: What is the impact of opening FB and Twitter offices in Vancouver?
How will the opening of new Facebook and Twitter offices in Vancouver, Canada affect the city and will it affect the Bay Area (i.e. recruitment of Canadians)?
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Comment #5915999
An example of foods consumed in North America but banned in EU http://www.buzzfeed.com/ashleyperez/8-foods-we-eat-in-the-us...
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Comment #5915979
I saw on the news today that 70% of the US is a size 14 or larger now. Shocking. In addition to the need for sugar and starch reduction, a lot of grocery foods are not as natural a…
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Comment #5862803
It would have been interesting to see Waze remain independent and as an alternative map solution. With 34 million users, it could have been a very profitable business for the long-…
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Comment #5758496
you can upload data over wifi or cellular network. It won't take up space on your device, i.e. 10GB of photos/videos from your library will just be 300mb on your iPhone.
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Comment #5758482
The bigger problem we're solving is not just photos, it's being able to access and edit content fluidly and seamlessly across devices and on any screen. We're starting with photos …
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Comment #5746100
The 1TB is definitely real. They had unlimited storage before for pro users. The fine print was confusing (i.e. max 300mb uploads per month). But I guess consumers now favour an ac…
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Comment #5746069
It's just disappointing when larger companies that are supposed to be experienced with marketing announcements have messy executions, it just affects the service image/credibility.…
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Comment #5741439
This message was from just two hours ago. But why make big announcement and then make changes? Should be other way around?
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