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Comment #2818078
I don't think it makes sense to term this prediction in price of gas. Even as they say in the study, one of the most weighted factors in a purchasing decision is the number of char…
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Comment #2783088
Absurd. It's also awesome that they continue to mock the Street by giving their ridiculously low estimates for the succeeding quarter.
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Comment #2753586
I totally agree. We have over 100 domains and 10 SSL certs with GoDaddy. Sure it gets a little annoying opting out of upsells, setting the domains to manual renewal, and changing t…
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Comment #2526297
Great article in the NYT the other day about how these protectionist policies are going to prevent China from investing their massive cash reserves in US ventures: http://www.nytim…
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Comment #2489674
This sounds a lot like the design studio at Apple. It's basically Jony Ive and ~10 designers who have full rights to prototype new products, even if they're completely random. I th…
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Comment #2485877
I don't think you've been a member of the community long enough, then. On YC, I certainly find a correlation between the points for a certain comment and the thoughtfulness put int…
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Comment #2421414
The only other motive it suggests is garnering as much publicity for their innovation/company as they can. Facebook is notorious for being able to magnify a small announcement into…
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Comment #2420361
Totally agree. Some of the most influential "design" companies of the past decades weren't actually started by designers. Apple, Mint, etc. are renowned for their beauty, elegance,…
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Comment #2139534
> 5 years later? $350k minimum. There was a structural change in the economy that hasn't since reversed and doesn't look like ever reversing. This was the fallacy that got the US i…
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Comment #2097610
Here's a nice chart that shows the history of different investments, when and how much: http://tctechcrunch.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/facebookgrap...
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