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It's the same as a Vegas wedding with an Elvis impersonator. Different strokes for different folks.

That sounds incredibly high. What site is this on?

Bummer. I still use this to find clothes. Glad to hear they're going to bring back a slightly different version of it.

Hackpad is a good starting point for tracking but if you really want to know how well you're converting, and automate a follow up email, I recommend you try out ToutApp.com. Super simple, super e…

Not necessarily but finding civilian work as a returned service-person is not trivial.

Yep. Leverage the new "selfie" trend to get a news story placed about your product = classic PR maneuver.

In the latest episode of EconTalk Marc Andreesson frequently mentions that half their investments fail. The half that succeed make up for the ones that fail. Check it out here, it is awesome: http:&#…

Not a requirement for me at all. I use both Runkeeper and Strava (long story) and occasionally post times to social media but mostly use them for personal tracking and connecting with friends around r…

Justin Kan = 2 acquisitions in 2014. Not a bad result. Has anyone else done that?

It's impossible to have a rational argument about this because the legal justification for executing a US citizen outside of a battle zone has not been published. This is the whole basis of the a…

"* Not accumulating unreasonable technical debt. * Keeping the company engineer-driven as far as possible." Are these ethical issues?

Well most of the team is remote and we use Google Apps which doesn't allow email access (as far as I can tell, at least not without changing passwords and a few other tricks). There is a differen…

I pay for the service for my company. I trust my employees. I don't want them to think I'm snooping on their personal conversations between each other.

The only question I have is: how good are the emoticons on Slack.com?

We trust our employees. I don't feel the need to access personal communications between employees. We also give some oef our senior guys admin access so they can manage other users - I don't…

This is an awesome piece of research - I feel your pain that you can't get it published due to the Gmail data issue!

More and more they're funding startups that have traction, customers, revenue - sometimes substantial revenue.

I now have three Watsi tshirts which I guess is thanks to Teespring. I hope you guys aren't out of pocket there!

You definitely need connections.

"The Journal cited a “person close to the Disney-Maker deal” as saying the companies have a binding agreement and that the “Relativity bid would have no effect on it.”" And... " Disney …

Tested positive for the flu? I've never heard of anyone getting tested for it given it lasts for such a short period of time. Is this a common thing? Possibly relevant: Australian.

Really? I've found him to be honest and sometimes cutting with his interviews. Anytime someone is bullshitting or using weasel words he tends to call them out, if not directly then at least makin…

Loving that you can filter the videos based on what colour t-shirt he's wearing.

A list of health benefits of cycling, including peer-reviewed publications that the references come from. http://www.cyclehelmets.org/1015.html …

One is ebook software, the other is a performance optimization tool. You can have different products using the same name so long as they're not in the same category. So the guy who made this soft…

While you're getting all this traffic you should definitely put a couple of calls to action to check out your product. Even just linking the word "Ramen" in the blog post would be a gre…

Speaking of numbers going up, I'd love to hear how Svbtle is going these days. Don't seem to hear much from the inside since the funding announcement over 12 months ago...

I asked Scott the same question on Twitter. His response: "The Brightmail agreement was 80% went to them, 20% to us. IronPort A/S was 100% to us. Customers liked BM and we were unproven.&qu…