iloverobots

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by iloverobots 12y ago
Design thinking didn't destroy you. It sounds like your issue was poor leadership that decided to try to use one tool to solve all problems. Any intelligent designer will tell you that doesn't make sense. Design thinking (and the
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by iloverobots 12y ago
This wasn't a very nice or helpful response. The OP relayed their experience and you picked it apart as if they were uninformed and incompetent. Pointing out a common failure doesn't mean that the service should not handle it quic
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by iloverobots 13y ago
If they make 50k and he makes 150k and they are all paid under market but have stock in the early stage company, this could make sense. Especially if the guy has tons of experience. (And obviously, this could be true at 60k/180k or 70k
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by iloverobots 13y ago
If this guy lives in an apartment without a door man, it seems like missing packages would be pretty common (regardless of carrier). That's why Amazon created the Amazon lockers, which are available in Manhattan, where the author lives
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by iloverobots 13y ago
Crashplan restores are also relatively easy, with a few nice options.
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by iloverobots 14y ago
Since this is pay as you go at a rather high rate (versus an all-you-can-eat subscription), throttling would only disadvantage the providers, especially since Karma probably pays Clearwire by bandwidth as well.
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by iloverobots 14y ago
This article is awful click bait.
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by iloverobots 14y ago
The question should be whether Apple is repeating history once again with a closed operating system and closed hardware. The fact that any hardware maker could use Windows led to Microsoft's dominance in the 90s, and it is roughly the same
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by iloverobots 14y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one who found it strange that the founders at Vinted Goods seem to leave their name off of everything. Whether or not it is fair, it makes me think that there is more to the story--particularly when their mentor sh
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by iloverobots 14y ago
Why is this on Hacker News? It doesn't seem to belong here.
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How to Upgrade Your Early Adopters (and make them happy to pay)
1 points by iloverobots 14y ago|0 comments
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by iloverobots 14y ago
I think it is great that you are getting a lot of good feedback and constructive criticism from the community, but I just wanted to say thank you! I've been looking for a simple tool like this for a while, and Gmvault is perfect. I'm sure t
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by iloverobots 14y ago
Many businesses (especially in the technology space) operate on far lower margins than 30%.