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by chaseideas 3y ago
yeah, seriously
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by chaseideas 3y ago
Wow.... nice one...
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by chaseideas 10y ago
Definitely seems like there was some creative liberty in the submission title. I suppose a "refusal" could be inferred by the lack of their acceptance on the initial buyout offer and their (apparent) rebuttal of a $2.5bil valuatio
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by chaseideas 10y ago
Like they say... hindsight is 20/20... Finding this piece really interesting though for other reasons. Had a similar idea for a project based in that area a couple years back. Imperial Valley (in general) strikes me as a HUGELY under-c
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by chaseideas 12y ago
I'm pretty sure his wife had it, last I spoke with her shortly after his death. Nowadays, it's likely his daughter might have it. Have a lot of great memories thoroughly enjoying that book as a kid. Used to flip through it and tes
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by chaseideas 12y ago
Please email me traffic details and more info. Would be very interested in taking over, or working with you, on this project to grow it to that next level.
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by chaseideas 12y ago
Hey Ron, interested in the site details and seeing if we can work out a deal. Please email me traffic stats and revenue info
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by chaseideas 12y ago
Interested in talking about how we can get this one back online, or perhaps I can take over the project? Email me.
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by chaseideas 12y ago
Very interested as well, can you email me details?
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Native American tribes adopt Bitcoin-like currency: MazaCoin(theverge.com)
4 points by chaseideas 13y ago|0 comments
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by chaseideas 13y ago
Speaking of altcoins/cryptocurrency… Has anyone heard much about MazaCoin? It just became the official currency for the Lakota nation. Wanted to hear what fellow HN'ers think about this. http://www.theverge.com/201
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by chaseideas 13y ago
Lol… never thought I'd see a WickedFire link on HN. My life is now complete. -__-
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by chaseideas 13y ago
"Complexity is your enemy. Any fool can make something complicated. It is hard to make something simple."
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by chaseideas 13y ago
What did anyone really expect? Sounds like a typical government contract. I can only imagine how these conversations go... "We need more QA! STAT! It's going to take at least $50 million to test this system... it's awfully br
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by chaseideas 13y ago
As someone who's spent several years researching and working within the online advertising industry, I can attest to this being quite common on a lot of the larger Alexa-ranked sites and traffic sources. There are many highly ranked so
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Discussion.io(discussion.io)
1 points by chaseideas 14y ago|0 comments
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by chaseideas 14y ago
This comment was completely tongue in cheek; in all seriousness it was great to see them fix this so quickly. Tell me that blog post didn't read like a security exploit announcement... Anyways, as discussed, it never should've happened in t
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by chaseideas 14y ago
Mannnnnnn, this exploit is SO 4 hours ago... ;D
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by chaseideas 14y ago
A better mousetrap.
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by chaseideas 14y ago
Yeah, either way it's spun... seems like a pretty good arrangement for their platform, and should work out well for all involved. Seems to solve the problem of ad exchanges having heavily-manual interfaces, or having to setup a 3rd party tr
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by chaseideas 14y ago
Sounds great! Looking forward to checking it out. Very curious to see how the auto-optimization does compared to our current systems.
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by chaseideas 14y ago
Sounds like a cool new platform to check out! I've contacted them about starting some campaigns for both myself and clients, and looking forward to seeing how the system delivers on its promises. Like kposehn said, if it is really that good
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by chaseideas 14y ago
It's ridiculously fun! I highly suggest at least checking out a friend's quadcopter; you'll want one after the first few seconds of being behind the controls. I bought my AR 1.0 used, but like-new, for $200 with the factory battery which la
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by chaseideas 14y ago
Drones are awesome! I've currently got the AR Parrot Drone 1.0 and looking to pickup the 2.0 soon, and maybe a hobbyist grade quad-copter later this year or next. They're way too much geeky fun!! Highly recommend anyone on here who hasn't p
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by chaseideas 14y ago
"Only thing we have to fear is fear itself." Business is ultimately managing risk and figuring out how to make it both profitable and (sometimes) fun. If you're hung-up on and/or scared of the risks of starting a business rather than earn
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by chaseideas 14y ago
Ahhh EPROMs, so much fun to be had with these lil guys. They're everywhere! It really is a lot of fun to dump old chips and see what they contain. I have a few devices here at the office that I like to update configs on just to hyper-termin
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by chaseideas 14y ago
This year has been an exciting one from the very start! I've had several successful (read: awesomely profitable) new ventures this year, such as an ad network that I established and sold to a private party for a solid 5 figure amount within
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by chaseideas 14y ago
Haha! Excellent quote. Are we talking about life or juggling, or wait, business? ;) Never gave much thought to my early interest in juggling or the juggling books I read when I was young and how it could possibly be later related to my appr
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by chaseideas 14y ago
Strongly agreed, and great insight on the everyday struggle of a research heavy life or career! It can be a heavy burden at times, but being prepared mentally helps a lot. As my dad always taught me growing up, "attitude is everything." Plu
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by chaseideas 14y ago
Cool idea! Here's a product my ad network manages the promotion for that is quite similar: http://go.chaseclicks.net/SHHK There isn't as large of a variety of woods, but there is good flexibility in pricing, size, and it's more for photog

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