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Yeah, but you also get paid shit. Ad agencies can't afford anyone worth their salt.

They actually did rewrite the entire story. What they recovered was completely remade (per the answer in the OP)

Disclaimer: I'm an iOS user so I'm no Android fan boy.

The largest suit that has been brought against them for Android has just been settled: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/05/google-wins-trial...

While the product might not even be that good, it has clear dominance of the mobile smartphone market in every country other than the US. In the US it's 43.1% market share (which is very strong).

There's no doubt that Google has managed to win this very important market.

I agree with you completely.

I'll add the point that if all you've ever eaten is the best of the best, you don't really appreciate something as much as if you've experienced the middle or lower ends.

Anecdote: I dry age my own steaks, and I've realized that people don't really appreciate them as much as if they're eaten side by side with a "control" steak that's unaged.

I remember the first time I wrote an entire controller and everything worked exactly like it did in my head. There was a lot of whooping and dancing to be had.

Not that it happens much.

My diabetic fiance has a similar experience. If she speaks gibberish in the middle of the night, I use it as a good indicator that she has low blood sugar.

YES! It's so important to be able to look under the hood with these things.

When I was working at MoPub, our open source SDK was one of our major selling points.

I ran into a similar issue with my app Storyweave (www.getstoryweave.com). There seems to be a wall after your friends and family get tapped out.

The advice I've received is that at this point, you need to build some social features into your app that allow users to share the app with other people automatically. This involves:

- Sharing content to other social media platforms (e.g. post this photo on FB or Twitter) - Inviting friends in the app (e.g. find friends from your Facebook or Twitter followers list, and/or invite your friends using your contacts - Etc. Etc.

Happy to chat with you about this more.

Is French fluency required?

Usually it's a physical combined with a comprehensive blood test. They look for elevated enzymes that could be indicative of various issues.

Very cool. With the same approach were you able to manipulate prices or surge/no surge?

Wouldn't be very useful in real life, but if they have a bug bounty program you could report it.

Cute. I like the photoshop style transparent background pattern.

Came here to post this one as well!

Mind you, the article's claim indicates that there is one employee at reddit that disagrees with her.

That's no clear indication of her success/failure at reddit.

The former. The article indicates that while costs of office space have increased (doubled in rate really), when compared to the increase in costs from employee salaries, it's minuscule in comparison.

Thus, the vast majority of the increase in costs that it takes to run a startup is in employee salaries, rather than office space.

I meant in terms of startup costs. The increase in office space prices are a tiny fraction compared to the salary increases.

Key point to take away from this is: Wages constitute the majority of the increase in startup expenses. Real estate costs add only 5% of per employee costs.

The market has driven up salaries ridiculously high.

I feel like Pricenomic's traffic numbers would be skewed. Their articles tend to be about pretty high minded topics.

We always forget that there's a large portion of the internet that still uses Yahoo, AOL, and other platforms that we'd consider old hat.

If true, this is horrifying. I went to McGill and the Education students didn't seem this incompetent.

I feel like this post boils down the hundreds of posts that I've seen on YC into one small digestible reference. It's pretty nice.

No kidding. The speed of that is incredible.

I've actually got an alternative magic stretch that can be done standing (so you can do it in the middle of a run). It involves crossing your legs and reaching over to the side.

Image here: http://www.runnersworld.com/sites/default/files/rt/images/20...

Yeah, this pull request fixes all of the actual errors that prevent building:

https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-ios/pull/30/files

I love these updates. Hopefully they made the sign in screen easier to customize as well.

On a mac, to pase without style simply hit:

Command + Shift + v

If you're really interested in entrepreneurial pursuits, Stanford is the way to go. They've got better infrastructure and guidance around it than anyone else.

Also, Boston is horrible weatherwise. You'll really regret it your first winter out there.

And a cooler name.

Totally aware, but I can't resist when someone brings up this conundrum.

Chicken or the egg is quite easy to solve. It's the egg.

"Since DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) can be modified only before birth, it can be argued that a mutation must have taken place at conception or within an egg such that a creature similar to a chicken, but not a chicken, laid the first chicken eggs."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_or_the_egg

Those aren't references. They're just indications of the source of the data. A reference would be a full link to the particular article and page that contains this data.