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livejake
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Comment #7914164
This is great. Is there anyway you could use data types other than string? The way it's currently setup makes it hard to analyze.
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Comment #2158941
Like Anderson Cooper: http://twitter.com/andersoncooper/status/31518264634900480
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Comment #2062090
Yeah, it's interesting. The reasons vary for each company and books could probably be written for each one. A key factor is network effects. Read up on network effects: http://en.w…
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Comment #2061871
Easy to implement ideas are easy to copy, but that doesn't necessarily mean the value of the idea will tend to zero. See Woot, Groupon, Craigslist, etc. There are network effects a…
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Comment #2061555
The Million Dollar Homepage may be a shooting star, but it is certainly valuable idea. You can make a decent living if you come up with an idea like it every year. I would argue th…
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Comment #2061489
I would say the value of an idea is inversely related to the difficulty to execute the idea. The idea for the million dollar homepage was extremely valuable because the execution o…
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Comment #1863789
What I submitted was this: rapidintro.com:8000 You need two people to really demo it. Oauth with LinkedIn and then you video chat. The video chat is still buggy. We didn't finish t…
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Comment #1863501
Yeah, you're right about being enthusiastic and professional. Thanks for the feedback. As for stats and data, I tend to buy Chris Dixon's argument that narratives are more importan…
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Comment #1863272
Hahahaha. Stoned guy here. You just need to chill out and recognize the problem of the penis... man. It's giving the internet bad karma. Seriously, I was a little tired, but I was …
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Comment #1498751
What are the odds on failure?
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Comment #1389263
I wonder how much of their lead in traffic has to do with better SEO on Digg submissions. I see Digg submissions come up all the time in Google searches. I hardly ever see Reddit s…