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Bitcoin – The First Truly Global Asset Bubble Mania, How High Can It Go?(biz30.timedoctor.com)
3 points by timedoctor 9y ago|0 comments
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by timedoctor 9y ago
I don't see how any of these solutions help. At the US border agents routinely ask you to log into your email account and search your emails. If you refuse to comply it is much more likely they will not let you into the country. So the
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by timedoctor 10y ago
There is no guarantee the stock market will return money in the future. The past does not equal the future and in fact some experts predict that the stock market will return around 3% on average going forward. Also even if the average retur
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by timedoctor 10y ago
Are you talking from your own experience? I am. I made a million dollars and it wasn't easy but it was actually a lot more difficult to invest $1 million and make more money with it. I personally found it a lot more difficult. I think
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by timedoctor 10y ago
I did not agree at all. In my experience it's much easier to make 1 million then it is to invest 1 million and make another million. Also there are many startups that require zero investment capital and if you do not have a family and
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by timedoctor 10y ago
I have over 15 houses that I rent to low income people. It's very difficult. Not at all a method of getting rich as claimed in the article. Constant problems with collections, problems with repairs and maintenance (given that the prope
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Samsung warns customers not to discuss personal info in front of TVs (2015)(theweek.com)
13 points by timedoctor 11y ago|3 comments
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by timedoctor 11y ago
We have that problem for our desktop apps. Supporting the Windows and Mac versions is much easier than supporting Linux AND Linux has less users.
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by timedoctor 11y ago
Less than 100 years ago it was considered NORMAL to segregate black people and prevent access to certain locations in the US. Now it's illegal and considered totally unacceptable. Is it possible that in the future it will be considered
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by timedoctor 11y ago
This is a ridiculous idea. Might work for people who have a very simple tax return but the IRS could not possibly calculate my tax return it's incredibly complicated and is not based only on information that they have access to.
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by timedoctor 12y ago
I think this is simple advice and often incorrect. For example: JIRA, it's very complicated software. Many of the complicated features I think are essential for it to get into the Enterprise market. Revenues $242 million. Basecamp: The
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by timedoctor 12y ago
For women who also want to have children at the same time as co-founding a startup, I think it's important not to underestimate how difficult this is. When my wife was first breastfeeding I timed how long she spent breastfeeding and ch
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by timedoctor 12y ago
I would probably still use them even if this information is true because we never had any important data go through their service (just testing accounts) and because I am not aware of any good alternatives. ... would look for an alternative
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by timedoctor 12y ago
I checked out the http://www.tarsnap.com/ website and it looks like very interesting technology but extremely unfriendly to the "ordinary" user. Perhaps not designed for ordinary users, but seems like there is a l
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by timedoctor 12y ago
The attitude of renting or getting a loan for any consumer item is financial suicide. Why they don't buy second hand I don't know? You can go to an auction site, get the same $1500 sofa for $500.
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by timedoctor 12y ago
Double taxation of corporate taxes exists in the US but it's not the case in every country. For example in Australia you get a personal tax credit for any corporate taxes that you pay. This is the reason why a lot of people choose an L
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by timedoctor 12y ago
That did not work it says you have to subscribe or log in
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by timedoctor 12y ago
I bet these blog spammers are making a LOT of money as that was really hard to detect.
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by timedoctor 12y ago
The quality of the jobs on these platforms is proportionate to the level of employment in the economy and the general strength of labour in the economy. In Australia the situation seems to very different to the US. There is a competitor to
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by timedoctor 12y ago
This is very theoretical and I would say there are a lot of mistakes in the analysis I would look more simply at all the people I know that are entrepreneurs versus those that work in a job. At least 50 percent of the entrepreneurs have ove
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by timedoctor 12y ago
The idea of getting a loan to buy something that you can get for free (top universities put a lot of their course content online for free) is ridiculous. It only makes some sense for degrees where the university education is a 100% prerequi
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by timedoctor 12y ago
I also use a service like this on all my bank accounts (4 different bank accounts in the US), companies etc. I do not hide the fact that it is a post box with the bank, I just tell them this fact, so I don't see any issue with this. Al
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by timedoctor 12y ago
This is a better tool with more information provided (in an excel spreadsheet) http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/split-testing-blog/ab-test...
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by timedoctor 13y ago
We find it moderately difficult, but definitely possible to find great people. The secret is NOT looking in Silicon valley and the bay area where thousands of extremely well funded companies are looking for talented developers. Totally agre
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by timedoctor 13y ago
HOw is having two versions of Basecamp (old and new) simplification? Also I think Asana is beating Basecamp in terms of having both simplicity and power, although I would say that the Basecamp UI is more simple than Asana, Asana is a lot fa
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by timedoctor 13y ago
Facebook is used by different people for many different purposes. In Ukraine right now it is the default news channel for the opposition with the mass protests going on now, and has served a similar function in other countries. For some peo
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by timedoctor 13y ago
Great for publicity value. Not that useful for their business in any other respect (at the moment). This is a great time for ecommerce sites to start accepting Bitcoin to leverage it for publicity.
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by timedoctor 13y ago
None of the alternatives meet our needs (google talk etc). The needs are: ability to set up rooms or group chats that you can favorite, ability to make calls and video chat, desktop based and always on at all times. If anyone knows of an al
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by timedoctor 13y ago
I think the ultimate outcome of this type of patent war is either: a) Re-examining the whole patent system to prevent this sort of attack b) Companies will have to re-locate to China or another country where US patents do not apply It'
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by timedoctor 13y ago
There is no issue with reinvesting for growth. Businesses that require a lot of capital to grow need to do that and might need to continue operating with lower or minimal profits as they grow. However at some point it's important to be

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