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aaronklein
13y ago
I've used this...it's way cool. Turns your web browser into an investing powerhouse. Nice job LikeFolio!
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Making products deeper or wider: the challenge of every great product leader
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When It's Time to Fire a Customer
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I Love Email
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Time to hack investing...so we don't have to be Goldman's "muppets" ever again
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Technology is empowering investors to never be Goldman Sach's "muppet" again
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Whether you love or hate Zynga, banning it isn't the solution
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#HackInvesting: Kill broker fees + use science to find a portfolio that fits you
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So-called "corporate governance experts" didn't invent the future. Facebook did.
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Revenue is not scandalous. Nothing noble about building a service that fails.
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Why FB is worth $100 Billion: Great companies focus and ship
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15y ago
Ha! Awesome. Should have thought of that one.
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15y ago
That's not my take at all. The content companies do believe they are God's gift to mankind and they have some very anti-customer policies. They think they are optimizing their revenue from such policies. I think they underestimate the kind
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15y ago
There are certainly ways that tech companies operate in a Hollywoodesque manner. Apple trying to assert DMCA against jailbreaking phones is a great example. It's YOUR phone. You paid $600 for it (either over time, or up front). You should b
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15y ago
I killed it. Only added it because some readers were having a hard time finding the "share" buttons. I'll find a better solution.
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15y ago
I agree. Readers were asking me for share and tweet buttons, even though they were in the post, but that pop down is annoying. I killed it.
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15y ago
But what if by losing, the court invalidates all of Hollywood's ridiculous licensing ploys as well? That would be winning by losing. :)
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What if Hollywood had to use tech like we have to watch movies?
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Sustainable Capitalism is a Force for Good. Wikipedia Should Try It.
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15y ago
Agreed if they are selling the ads directly. They could throw Google AdWords up there and have the ads algorithmically placed. They won't make as much money but they wouldn't have to beg.
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15y ago
That's a great idea.
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15y ago
You forgot the "imho"
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Should Wikipedia run ads that ask for money, or ads that make money?
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15y ago
It wasn't a bash. I love MG's writing and I love a lot of Apple products. It's nothing more than an inside joke.
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The Definitive Guide to MG Siegler's Product Review Process
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The patent debate is too polarized: there are good and bad patents
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Why the Inventor of Twitter Doesn't Paste the Tweet Button Everywhere
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What We Learned: 5 Keys to Building a Great User Experience on the Web
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Colleges measure success wrong: skills mean more than a piece of paper
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Working at a startup is like juggling. When the balls are on fire.
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