neakor

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by neakor 13y ago
A lot of us are in it not just for the money. Sure enterprise companies can pay many times more, but who cares? Literally, who cares? You will never be "cool" by building the next oracle. And that's why most of us don't
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by neakor 13y ago
It's a different market with different customer mind sets. More importantly, "cool" is relative. Coke is family oriented, aka not cool. This allows pepsi to be "cool" by associating its brand with "hot" ce
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by neakor 13y ago
I see the evolution of social networking evolving from connecting with everyone in the world, aka public networking to only connect with the ones you actually care about, aka private networking. When Facebook was cool, it was cool to know t
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by neakor 13y ago
Facebook, as usual, simply gives no regard to personal privacy. They will do whatever it takes to exploit your personal info, including your deepest and darkest thoughts, in order to make money. Mark Zuckerberg is a shameless person. Just l
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by neakor 13y ago
Application based comparisons are usually flawed, because the writer will never and cannot release enough info to reveal the real problem. Just because your bad-performing application runs faster on one platform doesn't necessarily mea
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by neakor 13y ago
Completely agree. They are not doing anything even remotely innovative. Added direct messaging means nothing when the simple direct messaging channel has already evolved beyond just a picture/video. A techchrunch article said they are
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by neakor 13y ago
It's sad none of them offers anything interesting. Snapchat was novel for 5 seconds, and now it's just old and stupid...
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by neakor 13y ago
On one hand, having a variety of languages makes the world diverse, more interesting and perhaps even encourages different ways of thinking. On the other hand, the high cost of communicating with multiple languages makes sharing thoughts an
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by neakor 13y ago
Why does it matter if it's "open" or not? Stop trying to break other people's stuff already. We all want things our own way, so why not respect other people's ways as well.
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by neakor 13y ago
Seems like a long stretch. Who cares if the CEO is a nice guy? Steve Jobs is known as a terrible boss, but no one cares. The only thing matters to the mass consumers and the company's customers is the products the company produces.
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by neakor 13y ago
Am I supposed to be impressed by this? "truly open and gesture based OS". I thought the open card has been played and dead already. And don't iOS and Android both have plenty of gestures? I didn't see anything new at all
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More ephemeral messaging on the way(forbes.com)
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by neakor 13y ago
Oh… how I miss that show :(
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by neakor 13y ago
Luck by definition is based on chance, something one cannot fully control. A startup of course involves luck, simplify because no company can control all the factors involved in becoming a success. So yes, I completely agree that successful
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by neakor 13y ago
The code challenge is usually just one part of the interview process to see if you can produce a quality product within a certain amount of time. It's not designed to tell every single thing you outlined in your post. It's meant t
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by neakor 13y ago
The merchants and small businesses were hurt. Many copy cats went under. At the end, the person who got rich was the founder of Groupon. How ironic...
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by neakor 13y ago
What does the "shit load of money!" mean on the transaction page?