yknobel

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   Social can save your life(psychologytoday.com)

   1 points by yknobel 12y ago|0 comments
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   Jelly for Emergencies: HelpAround.co(new.helparound.co)

   1 points by yknobel 13y ago|0 comments
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   HelpAround Startup Uses Ad Technology To Help You Out(fastcoexist.com)

   8 points by yknobel 13y ago|1 comments
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   Helpful Mafias at MIT Dorms(helparoundapp.quora.com)

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   $850M gone Bankrupt: Better Place Electric Car files for Bankruptcy(wired.com)

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   Response to Paul Graham: Is Ownership a Hack?(yishai.quora.com)

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   What AirBnB can Learn from the Kibbutz & Chassidic Communities(yishai.quora.com)

   6 points by yknobel 13y ago|0 comments
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   by yknobel 13y ago

   Agree that there's more subjective than objective in best practices. That said, there's nothing wrong with developing and publishing best practices. The fault is in those who turn them into a rigid "bible", rather than food for thought.
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   by yknobel 13y ago

   There's nothing wrong with networking, but effective networking comes out of genuine interest in other people, not out of self-serving opportunism. Check this out: Helping others makes you happier. Five steps to doing it right: http://bit.
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    Israeli Startups & Spaghetti Bolognese(yishaiknobel.com)

    2 points by yknobel 14y ago|0 comments