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121.
by attack 18y ago
I suppose the ss people don't measure based on wage? Interesting.
122.
by attack 18y ago
Yeah, that's what I said.
123.
by attack 18y ago
That's exactly what IRC was to many people. With the death of IRC, that problem is again unsolved.
124.
by attack 18y ago
I'd superglue my hands.
125.
by attack 18y ago
I bet that I'll be in that exact same position in 10 years. All of us will.
126.
by attack 18y ago
http://github.com/nex3/arc/tree/f06375c697f5fb0698174e04ae58... Almost done piecing it all together myself. Have a look.
127.
by attack 18y ago
And you just about can't recover because no one can see your stuff to vote it up... I don't think that this harsh behavior was the intended scenario so that's why I file this under "bug".
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by attack 18y ago
They take 7% of your profit as a commission or you keep 7%? I'm guessing the former.
129.
by attack 18y ago
Co-linux should have a smaller footprint. Then run ie4linux on that.
130.
by attack 18y ago
It takes two months(!!!) to get money from Adsense, for example, anyway.
131.
by attack 18y ago
This puts an interesting twist in the debate.
132.
by attack 18y ago
You could generally get 100 million free users for every 2000 40/month customers. Price curves, check them out! Very, very, hard. See my 1% comment.
133.
by attack 18y ago
He was definitely making it out to be "obviously" way easier. It's not.
134.
by attack 18y ago
This is like trying to teach martial arts through text:) Hmmm.
135.
by attack 18y ago
Smaller==better right?
136.
by attack 18y ago
That numbers game he was playing is equivalent to the classic flawed thinking: > If we just get 1% market share of this billion dollar industry then we'll be rich! 1%, that's tiny! This will be so EASY! Just 500 customers! How easy! Giv
137.
by attack 18y ago
The idea of charging for web apps has been tried to DEATH. This "revolutionary idea" has come and gone 50 times over. It is extremely hard to make _more_ from this model than through advertising, being strategically aquired, or just about a
138.
by attack 18y ago
This suggests that if you listened to enough advice then you'd be able to form one big unified theory of everything startups. Not so, too much advice directly conflicts. Too much is based on improbable anecdotes. Where is this level beyond
139.
by attack 18y ago
When I solve my own problems, I end up creating the next "emacs" for the problem area. It is awesome . But people on the web don't want emacs' they want notepads. So don't do that I guess.
140.
by attack 18y ago
Doesn't work? This feels like revealing Santa Claus to a kid... Sex still sells. Really, really sells. Just how are you measuring advertising effectiveness from which you can say that these ads aren't working? I guess you do have an interes
141.
by attack 18y ago
Don't forget gambling, copyright infringement, harming for entertainment, tricking for gain.
142.
by attack 18y ago
HUGE if's.
143.
by attack 18y ago
Those don't "solve" the problem. Those don't even give you a wage as good as many of your peers.
144.
by attack 18y ago
Well, anecdote != data:)
145.
by attack 18y ago
The guy with those motivation comments was badass. In these long preceding years, all the general advice that could be given has been given. Now, the only words remaining that can really help are those that make people act.
146.
by attack 18y ago
Actually, I saw quite a few fat people on the trails today. Not making good time, well that's physics.
147.
by attack 18y ago
No, in fact you are wrong for exercise like intense weight lifting. Of course proper diet does have a huge effect in weight loss though.
148.
by attack 18y ago
Excess, significant -- numbers? I'll tell you what puts stress on your body, being fat. Huge numbers of people have being-fat related diseases. Never have I heard of someone succumbing to this protein myth.
149.
by attack 18y ago
I've been there and it worked great. That was for same gender and while single though. So, depends. No pressure either way.
150.
by attack 18y ago
Protein digestion causes your body to produce more heat. This thermal effect causes greater idle calorie loss.

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