TheAntipodean

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Ask HN: What are the relative values of online marketing metrics?
4 points by TheAntipodean 13y ago|0 comments
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
In an effort to find out what closed allocation meant I fired up your favourite search engine, Google, and searched the term. I was amused to see an article on your blog come up as the top hit.
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
I don't know what the situation is in Europe but Japan pays a substantial sum to America every year and even had to fund the move of some bases to Guam [1]. Also, American's may run the risk of dying defending a foreign country but in the m
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
Thank you. Round 3 =]
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
Thank you for clarifying that. My mistake! Round two!
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
Ahh thank you for clarifying that. My mistake.
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
I believe the preferred naming for 0.01 BTC is a Satoshi [1]. They were named such to honour the author of the original paper. [1] Third sentence: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
You seem to be getting downvoted but I found this response hilarious and probably more in tune with how I would actually speak to myself. Unfortunately, I am yet to fully learn this lesson. I get distracted by just about everything and run
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
An Australian self-made millionaire made his riches from waste and recycling. You can read about him and his company here: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/dial-a-dump-sydneys-30... (The Telegraph is hardly Australia's best paper but
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
I don't hold the answer to your question but how does one go about procuring a nemesis? I'd be proud of that achievement were I you.
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by TheAntipodean 13y ago
Another point you need to consider is if you ever want to live or work overseas. Most countries require an undergraduate university degree for you to get a work visa. This might not be the case in the future but it is a reality in the prese
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by TheAntipodean 14y ago
Great username. I've often thought/day-dreamed about such an idea. Not just for a start-up but for a big well established company. If everything was open how would it affect their business dealings etcetera. I imagine going into negotiation
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by TheAntipodean 14y ago
I lived in Japan for many years until recently and had my own start-up with two other co-founders. The company is still going (and quite successfully I might proudly add). There are many start-up companies over there across all industries.
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by TheAntipodean 14y ago
Probably doesn't matter too much. I go to bars and read books. I'm sure going to a bar and ordering a coffee is less conspicuous and accepted. In fact last year I contracted an eye disease and was on all sorts of medication. I was out at ba
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by TheAntipodean 14y ago
I'm a pretty seasoned traveller and I'll give you one bit of advice if you want to meet people: go to your local bar early when it is pretty much the bartenders and you. Likely they are bored and will have a chat with you. Mention that you
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by TheAntipodean 14y ago
Have you considered applying to product design companies like Ideo?
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by TheAntipodean 14y ago
This may be a dumb question but what does the shadow fall on for the scientists to take a picture of it? If is is landing on the 'lens' then wouldn't 'silhouette' be a more appropriate term? As far as I understand all matter is made of atom
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by TheAntipodean 14y ago
I believe it refers to Estonia selling off excess carbon credits to Mitsubishi under a mid-long term agreement. Mitsubishi needs to purchase these credits to stay within regulatory requirements pertaining to emittance of CO2 probably in the