corylehey's comments

corylehey | 11 years ago | on: 2014 Was Hottest Year on Record, Surpassing 2010

Completely comfortable with it. I'd rather have cheap oil subsidize as much technological advancement as possible while we figure out how to replace it with an equal or better solution. If we cant, we'll pay more and use less. I don't think my 7 year old is gonna be living in a mad max scenario.

corylehey | 11 years ago | on: 2014 Was Hottest Year on Record, Surpassing 2010

CO2 argument aside, just because oil makes such a large portion of energy doesn't mean we are dependent on it to that degree.

It's simply the most economic way to currently fill that energy need. If oil runs out, which may be way further into the future than anyone realizes, then it will no longer be the most economic option and thus replaced by the next in line.

Mass die off? bare subsistence? What kind of comic books are you reading that in?

corylehey | 11 years ago | on: Why women have no time for Wikipedia

The answer OP poised was that Wikipedia and Open Source require text based interactions with others in the community - beyond the actual exercise of writing wikipedia pages and writing code. Thats the difference here, not that women don't like reading or writing.

corylehey | 12 years ago | on: Reshaping New York

I'd say generally favorable and he's certainly done a lot, but a lot of people have grown to resent his tendency to force his own agenda regardless of public opinion, e.g. his crusade against soda, his third term, etc.

corylehey | 12 years ago | on: 40 Days Without Booze

I did the same thing last year, falling asleep was a lot harder. Its like a circus up there in the brain.

corylehey | 13 years ago | on: Released my startup MVP Outpost, begging for feedback

that link appends four #### to the URL which seems like it causes it to break.

Also after looking at your landing page I have no clue what the service does. You say "Ride, Rent, and experience a new way to travel." This doesn't tell me much, other than it does something cool, why not just tell me the #1 benefit to using this service?

corylehey | 13 years ago | on: Foursquare: An Ads Business With a Dying Product Hook

i've been a long time foursquare hater, I never understood why anyone would want to "check-in". That being said I have used their explore feature for restaurants in NYC for about a year, and find it vastly superior to yelp.

Why? Tips.

When i look up a place on foursquare I immediately know "what to order" at a given place, I often will look up a place at foursquare while I am sitting there deciding what to order. The question will be how can they sustain the same level of content generation if their main hook is fading.

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