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juwo
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if you would like to run a demo, please read my reply to jwecker an do contact me. (sorry for the repeat posts, but there doesnt seem to be email notifications or even highlighting of new posts).
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volida
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http://edcorner.stanford.edu/authorMaterialInfo.html?mid=364
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http://www.crowdvine.com/
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python_kiss
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Great link! Google has some great research publications as well that I recommened everyone checkout: http://labs.google.com/papers.html<p>They have an amazing collection of research papers based on their products. Personally, I recommend "Evaluating similarity measures: a large-scale study in the Orkut social network" ...
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python_kiss
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Here is my comment on Mashable: None of these social networks present a viable business model to be attractive from a shareholder’s point of view.<p>That said, I think all similar startups should hold off until Facebook or LinkedIn go for their IPO. Bebo’s valuation would sufficiently increase or decrease depending on ...
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http://labs.google.com/papers.html#category1
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python_kiss
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I am guessing Ning already has the upper hand in this niche. Perhaps if this application had launched a few months ago, it would have made similar waves as Ning.
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lucks
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Perhaps some of the 12 tests/tips are. But I think there is some good stuff in there for solo or small-team projects. I myself have never used a bug tracker, but I sure have spent a lot of time coming up with some sort of solution for that problem. These solutions get pretty hodge-podge after a while (wiki's, email,...
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python_kiss
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1. Automatically convert http:// text into links. 2. Use Ajax to 1up points. 3. I have 29 points on my account but I don't know where I got them from. A tracking algo would be appreciated. 4. atm, topics are promoted to front page with just 2 points. Increase this limit in order to attract more worthy content to the "t...
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sly
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Lots of startups may be a single programmer, but my understanding is that the most successful ones have 2 to 4 (http://paulgraham.com/startupmistakes.html). I posted it because I found it useful for my own software project (involving 4 people) and believe me, we're far from a Microsoft type org. Anyway, maybe the bugtr...
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dfranke
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There's already an official thread for feature requests: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=363.
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jamiequint
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http://www.expressions.be/images/Actu/gartner_hype_cycle_2006.jpg
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precipice
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It did in fact launch a while ago (not sure if it was a few months, but it was a while before Ning). But, you're right -- Ning has a lot of publicity momentum now.
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Alex3917
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Does Ning only let you make social networks now? I remember during the beta test they said it was going to let you make any type of web app, from Amazon to Craigslist. I haven't really checked back since then.
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amichail
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The problem with collaborative filtering is that there's a lot of magic going on that the user does not understand. Some users like to have more control over personalized recommendations and social networks can give them that control.
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python_kiss
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That website has some great case studies available on recommender systems available for finding "music", "content", etc. I would much rather prefer that a computer do my work than myself. Web users have a terrible attention span so such a system would work to their benefit by eliminating the need to click-and-find cont...
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Alex3917
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Wow. That is one of the coolest things I've ever seen on the web.
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danielha
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We are using Django for our project and it does have user-created content.<p>I can see why Django is great for publishing content (it as a newspaper app, as you mentioned), but I haven't found anything compelling that puts TurboGears over Django for user contributions. Do you have any specific examples?
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danw
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http://valleywag.com/tech/romance/how-will-this-software-get-my-users-laid-heres-how-233037.php
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How will this software get my users laid?
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Elfan
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http://moishelettvin.blogspot.com/2006/12/software-and-craftsmanship_05.html
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lucks
1,172,948,205
I have not tried Django, but all of the discussions I have read have hinted that the built-in admin interface to Django is awesome, but it seems it is the only real benefit over Turbogears. The consensus was to actually learn both, and use Django when you needed a great admin interface, and Turbogears otherwise. My s...
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akkartik
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Extending Zawinski's law [1] to the web: Every website expands until it becomes a social network. Websites that cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can.<p>[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zawinski's_Law_of_Software_Envelopment
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danielha
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http://www.silverstripesoftware.com/blog/archives/27
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danielha
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This supplements lucks' submission on creating a Wiki with Python+TurboGears (http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=1981)
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danielha
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Was there anything that steered you from Django?<p>I just posted this screencast as well: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=1981
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danielha
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Good article. Here's a related article to that that was linked in that story:<p>http://gigaom.com/2006/12/20/earthlink-sf-milpitas/<p>Milpitas is my hometown but since I'm away for school, I haven't gotten much exposure to the city-wide WiFi. I do remember receiving WiFi signal from Earthlink in surprising places the l...
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nostrademons
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Well, remember that he's selling bugtracking software. ;-) Many of Joel's articles are very good, but remember that they are designed to sell his product.<p>You do need *some* sort of bug tracking system, but I've never found one that I like. I've used Bugzilla, Mantis, FogBugz (Joel's product) and reported on Jira, S...
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nostrademons
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Multiple founders != multiple programmers.<p>Many startups with multiple founders have one founder do most or all of the programming work. As I understand it, Reddit is like this: Steve does the coding while Alexis does all the other miscellaneous work. Sun had 4 founders, but Bill Joy did the programming. AFAIK, DH...
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nostrademons
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http://paulgraham.com/startupmistakes.html
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The 18 Mistakes that Kill Startups
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Elfan
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http://moishelettvin.blogspot.com/2006/11/large-companies-and-talent.html
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amichail
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A major motivation to pursue your own startup is to be your own boss. This makes finding a partner really hard. What is the likelihood that you would have two very strong willed people who can work together and compromise?
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jwecker
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If the author voluntarily submits the text, it wouldn't be a problem imo. You could then/also require that any quote over 1 sentence (which could be safely covered by fair use) or maybe even any quote at all is simply a reference to the book itself- maybe even formalize the referencing system. If they are not copying...
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juwo
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I think one factor is ego. Another is how much to give up?
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dfranke
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You'd better throw in some epsilon of tolerance there, or finding two people both willing to work with each other is going to be *really* hard :-)
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nostrademons
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I'd amend that to "Never partner with someone who is not technically literate as you, *if* they think they are as technically literate as you or believe that technical literacy is not important."<p>It can often be very productive to partner with someone with people skills, or business skills, or finance skills. Those ...
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amichail
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I have been thinking some more about an idea to help people better understand their books. However, there's a chance that the information submitted by users would allow people to infer the contents of some books sufficiently such that they would not need to buy them. Would this be viewed as a copyright violation? Of co...
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jwecker
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My fortune cookie advice on the subject: _Never_ partner with someone who is not as technically literate as you (= not a programmer), even if they have the money. _Especially_ if they have the money.
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danielha
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Both let you create social networks, but they're quite different. Ning seems to be more about hosting social networks that you create with your service -- your social network is standalone and is your own personal niche MySpace.<p>Crowdvine has a single community feel to it, with users joining multiple groups based on ...
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Alex3917
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Agreed. If you're a musician and you never partner with someone who isn't as good at singing then you'll never have a band. If you're a writer and you never partner with anyone who isn't as good at writing then you'll have no editor, no publisher, and no book. <p>I don't see why a startup should be any different. You h...
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http://lsvp.wordpress.com/2007/03/02/seven-ways-to-go-viral/
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jwecker
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working with != partnership. I really think it's a different beast. I've also been in bands and occasionally someone would say "I'd love to partner up with you guys and manage your band or do PR for you guys." If they had experience playing or producing music, we'd give them a chance. If they listened to the radio...
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jwecker
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I could live with that definition, but I've had 2 partnerships now in 2 different companies where I felt the person had qualified on those grounds and while they are still great friends etc., I was a bit disappointed. If it is a tech company, I really think they both have to have real tech expertise. It has little to...
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danielha
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Competence is of the utmost importance, but it'd be a mistake to ignore those who don't hold the exact same skill-set as you. A startup needs a variety of talents, and it's usually the case where there is some member of the founding team who is the most brilliant hacker, or someone who's great with user interfaces, or ...
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danielha
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This would not violate our copyright laws. <p>Refer to Amazon.com's product reviews as an example. There is plenty of information available on a book or movie, submitted by users -- spoilers too. As long as there isn't verbatim material provided in whole contexts, I see no problem. People review books all the time; the...
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jwecker
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True- Maybe I should add though it doesn't take all that much to be as technically competent as I am ;)
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danielha
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Ego can go, but confidence stays.<p>Compromise is a complicated matter. Don't compromise on your good ideas. There will undoubtedly be conflict among founders regarding vision and method, but the best relationships will work through those.<p>If you don't disagree with your team at some point, you're not contributing en...
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volida
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thats not my motivation! thats a mistake if its your only motivation behind starting up...<p>and your argument reveals selfishness, something I would avoid when searching for a cofounder. <p>Mutual vision, trust and willing to work hard together, support and help each other is amongs the secrets when peeking cofounders...
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danielha
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A couple of my favorites:<p>Limits of Anti-Phishing: http://www.w3.org/2005/Security/usability-ws/presentations/37-google<p>How to Design a Good API: http://lcsd05.cs.tamu.edu/slides/keynote.pdf
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dfranke
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I'm trying to apply this to Reddit, but I'm drawing a blank.
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juwo
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1) no way to tell which are new posts - I cant believe it didnt occur to you to color old or unread posts differently! Idea - change the color of every post title as it ages, from Yellow to black. (or light gray to black). 2) poorly organized. I had to reply individually because I wasnt sure they would see it. See here...
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amichail
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People will probably copy some material verbatim even if the terms of usage policy says otherwise. And if sufficiently many people are contributing to information associated with a book, after a while those copied parts can add up to a significant portion of the book.<p>But even if material isn't copied verbatim, what ...
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Alex3917
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The only thing I disagree with is your idea that technically literate means being a programmer. <p>Jesse James Garret, the guy who coined the term AJAX and came up with the design philosophy around it, isn't a programmer. But if I were a great programmer then he'd certainly be someone I'd want to partner with. Literacy...
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imp
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I've heard that story before, but never thought about how it could be applied to startups. Interesting.
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http://gigaom.com/2007/03/03/cisco-tribe-five-across/
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http://www.buxfer.com/index.php
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dfranke
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"There have been several businesses that successfully grew by paying both new and inviting users. The economics can make this more difficult for media models than commerce models. However, it can drive a lot of new adoption, and did for AllAdvantage and Paypal."<p>I'd hardly call AllAdvantage a success story.
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phil
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if you can get enough bits of books posted to your site that publishers start to notice and want to sue you, then you would be wildly succeeding. even so, this all sounds like fair use to me.
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precipice
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A number of people have gotten married through Flickr...<p>http://www.flickr.mud.yahoo.com/photos/matt/1424625/
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http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
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abstractbill
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Congrats to the founders for building and launching a very nice-looking site.<p>At this point though, I'm more likely to use something like wesabe for keeping track of my spending since it understands my existing online bank accounts rather than requiring me to enter transactions by hand - that seems like a killer feat...
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I really like the ability to just use my existing accounts, it was enough to have me take a little look around.
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bootload
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'... Wednesday, August 09, 2000 ...'<p>Pretty sure this article was written pre fogbugz while Citydesk was still in development. Look at the date on the article posting.
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http://www.iamworththewait.org/101.html
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I'm imagining two intersecting lines. The positively sloped line represents the amount of time saved increasing as transactions of this kind increase. The other negatively sloped line is the cognitive overhead of using the system, i.e. higher when the number of transactions is small. I'm trying to figure out where exac...
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juwo
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If my bank allows it, can you access my bank account? I think this is a great idea that can even upstage Quicken. I stopped using Quicken - it is a pain to have duplication. However I cannot annotate my transactions with my bank. (this cheque was a donation for charity http://lydiapress.com). As a result, actually, I d...
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juwo
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well said, volida!
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amichail
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For me, it's all about creativity. I love trying out new ideas.
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dmnd
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Wow, I have a half implemented (and nowhere near as nice-looking) version of this app on my computer. I guess I should have searched a little deeper before starting to convert my finance spreadsheet to a web app... back to to brainstorming for me.<p>I suppose I better sign up, then!
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juwo
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Yes, I am wasting a lot of time at this site. However, I have also gotten some great advice for my situation - and who knows, I may also meet a co-founder(s) here!
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This software is useful for solving big problems, like writing a book or creating a business.
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Alex3917
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Kind of a goofy list, but occasionally when I'm bored I'll glance at a few and brainstorm ways of making each activity more efficient, easy, fun, etc. Good way to stimulate creativity.
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rms
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Entrepreneurship is the only way to transcend the class structure of American society.<p>Without college educated parents, you are born into the lower (working) class. You can move up to the upper (professional) class in a generation by getting a college education and working a professional job for a major corporation....
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Why do you want to pursue a startup?
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reitzensteinm
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juwo
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I'll bet the graphic artist didn't come cheap.
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iamelgringo
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It fits who I am as a person better than anything else that I've tried. <p>I don't think I can avoid it... I've tried, but I keep coming back to the idea of starting a business. <p>I enjoy the creativity and the stimulation.<p>To solve the money problem. <p>
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How I Became a Big Wheel
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dfranke
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Two reasons, which both boil down to "freedom":<p>1. So that I can spend my time implementing my own vision rather than someone else's.<p>2. For the money, which gives me the freedom to decide who is worth impressing.
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Alex3917
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Creating something of great value to others is the ultimate challenge. It makes everything else look like a joke.
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python_kiss
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I read Buxfer's review on TechCrunch earlier today; congratulations to YC and the founders on getting featured there! :) The site looks great but they have some tough challenges ahead since Buxfer is coming late in this market.<p>The key is to resist the temptation of copying features off their larger competitor (Wesab...
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juwo
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"Good to Great" is NOT? The Halo Effect and the Eight Other Business Delusions That Deceive Managers
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danielha
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I don't want to be pre-Matrix Neo.<p>Actually, the last company I interned with was a very nice place to work. The atmosphere was casual, the people were great, and I found lots of interesting things to work on. <p>Some people fear that a life comparable to Dilbert's awaits them if they get on the corporate track. Othe...
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mynameishere
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Looks a little too cartoony for a financial app. Actually, umm, if Windows media player looked like this, I'd say the same thing: Too cartoony. Just to give you a baseline.
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reitzensteinm
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What I want to know is why have they waited so long to hook up Adwords and Checkout. Instead of bidding on $x/click, someone who signed up for Checkout could instead sign up and bid on $x or y% per sale, effectively eliminating fraudulant clicks. <p>I guess the trouble with this is that you'd still be able to send a tr...
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dfranke
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Is this essentially different from being an incubator? I thought those died out with the bubble.
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JMiao
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Meaningful work that inspires others.
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palish
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People are forced to use tools that are inadequate or clumsy. I want to help those people.
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juwo
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I am sorry to say it, but most Indians are conformists - they are not creative. It's the culture. The nail that sticks out is beaten down. Americans are simplistic.
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TryAndTry
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a "subscribe to feed by email" option will help ! <p>Hardly takes any time to plug the feed to FeedBlitz/FeedBurner.
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phil
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Alex, have you been using this? I'm always looking for better tools for laying my thoughts out, but I have yet to find one that feels natural enough to beat a big sheet of paper and a pencil.
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python_kiss
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I am slightly biased since my favorites were the onces that were applied to social networks: 1) A social network caught in the Web. 2) Evaluating similarity measures: a large-scale study in the orkut social network.<p>I also loved this other research paper I read yesterday on collaborative intelligence, "Item-based Col...
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python_kiss
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Read/WriteWeb is a great blog. I recommend that anyone interested in startups should subscribe to Richard's rss. He usually writes analytical articles on startups (very different from TC, Mashable, GigaOm, etc). Enjoy,
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