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I would say that revenue and marginal marginal contribution are the most important. It is OK to be unprofitable of you can fix it by growing and diluting fixed costs.

X1 Carbon is amazing (not that old!).

I just do not recommend the Yoga models, the specs look great, but they are insanely slow with huge presentation decks or big excel models.

Yep! My former employer even sold most of them to the employees. The only piece we needed to buy externally was a hard drive (for client's data security).

Saw a similar idea back in 2013. They had no success

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/thinkr/id655199132?mt=8

LPT: always study failures before defining what make people succeed!

Yes, please! He is famous for creating theories based on one or two very specific stories. Even when he is based on real academic studies, they are usually featuref by small and biased samples (e.g., 40 harvard students).

Would love to see the same for Blue Ocean Strategy!

0. Talk to people and potencial customers about it.

That happens because the company is trying to adjust the capital structure to maintain a 'constant' leverage ratio.

Too much leverage? Sell shares! Not enough leverage? Sell debt!

Yes, that is exactly the case! :)

He is not buying equity in Yahoo, he is lending money to the actual buyer and will receive interest on that lending. (Which is much more secure)

Me neither. uBlock is much more efficient. Anyway, I still support the concept that AdBlock 'creating' here.

2nd time in less than 12 months. probably, we are going to see a surge in telegram downloads/usage today.

Learning how to sell new things - not only following someone instructions, but creating the instructions yourself.

Is there any proof of what you just said?

I use Relay For Reddit and it works really well. Better than The mobile website and newest mobile official app.

IEEE Spectrum http://spectrum.ieee.org/static/the-self-driving-car

I did two things: 1) Create (initially, force) a routine: everytime, read for 30~60 minutes before you sleep. Do that even if it is late and you're tired.

2) Try to use small moments of free time. As an example, if I have more than 30 minutes of free time, I read some pages of a book.

If you stop to think about it, you are probably going to remember recurring moments in which you had 30~ minutes of free time. Instead of using it to read Hacker News or browse Facebook, read something. Commuting is a great example.

They probably don't spend time doing a complete (credit, fraud, etc) analysis before a potential client shows interest in the product.

Which skills do you have? Are more technical, creative, or business-oriented?

Without knowing anything, I would suggest selling services/freelancing. Your gross margins are high and you usually don't need initial investments.

Is he suggesting that we ban Powerpoint because the users are not using it in the right way?

I work at a MMB management consulting company and we use Powerpoint all day to create really good presentations - full of insightful information and easy to read.

And a second factor: Apple may be the high-end-only player, but that is not necessarily a disadvantage, as they are still raking in most of the profit of the cellphone market.

Would love to read opinions on the 'access to resources' argument.

To me, it seems that EV require different/unique resources (like access to a giant factory of really good batteries), and not just 'brand' and 'cash', as the article says.

And, if that is the case, Tesla would be the car company most likely to succeed in this market.

Where I work, we use Podio (now part of Citrix).

It is free (until you reach 5 users) and is fully customizable. I highly recommend.

Seems like Toutapp ( http://toutapp.com ) solves your problem! :)

CrazyEgg has a great form. You can read about the optimization process here: http://www.conversion-rate-experts.com/crazy-egg-case-study/ (after the "Optimizing the checkout gave 116% more sign-ups " headline)

I recommend Conversion Rates Experts (http://www.conversion-rates-experts.com). Mainly, the CrazyEgg case study (http://www.conversion-rate-experts.com/crazy-egg-case-study/) -- love how they approach collecting qualitative data.

Also, the guys at Unbounce does a great job with landing pages A/B Testing (http://unbounce.com/blog/).

Patrick, a fellow HNer (http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=patio11) writes a blog on marketing for software (http://www.kalzumeus.com/blog/) and other tips for developers.

Nop, I tried to skip, but nothing happens!

Also, I searched for Gentle Giant's music and there was a video with an oldman showing a sculpture!

Anyway, great website! :)

Great idea! When the next video/music is unavailable (deleted or unavailable for my country) the queue stops foverer and I need to start over :(

Games compose the biggest category of apps, but represent only 20%~ of total applications.