blakehill

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by blakehill 14y ago
That's a Geraldo Rivera look-a-like!
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by blakehill 15y ago
One notion that I didn't really see mentioned much in the comments so far is the opportunity for facebook to expand their product. Facebook is essentially a browser. Almost anything can now be done inside that browser. As Geee mentioned, th
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by blakehill 15y ago
Good post. I agree with your push notification retention point. And I appreciate your stats on CPC ads.
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by blakehill 15y ago
I like MealPlan as the product name. Most people who went to college are familiar with that term. For the domain you could do something like MealPlanit.com or GetMealPlan.com, etc. MealGrid is good too. I think you need to find the true val
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by blakehill 15y ago
Being a professional artist is probably the most difficult combination. Do you agree?
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Defining Hobbyyist, Professional, Craftsman, and Artist(writings.orangegnome.com)
1 points by blakehill 15y ago|1 comments
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by blakehill 15y ago
So at least there's one thing that most big banks get right.
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A single line to 3 cashiers is ~3x faster than a separate line for each cashier(online.wsj.com)
241 points by blakehill 15y ago|163 comments
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by blakehill 15y ago
I don't know. I'm not saying it'll catch on or be used. I'm just saying those are the things that make it more compelling than facebook to me. And pointing out that these new "social networks" aren't making us worship ourselves anymore than
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by blakehill 15y ago
We're born worshiping ourselves. Now we just get to do it a little more publicly. At least since it's a closer group of friends and family on Path, those you "friend" will be more likely to know your true character, and they'll be genuinely
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by blakehill 15y ago
Since I think we all agree the post is kind of missing the point, let me ask it like this: He said he liked working a 90 hour week hacking away when he was in grad school. Is it possible to have a hacking spree that is only 40 hours a week
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by blakehill 15y ago
You have to give credit where credit is due. This app is extremely well done. Looks like they have some kinks to work out, but I expect it to be great. And very useful.