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dfranke
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Read (I think) "Beating the Averages". It's a domain-specific language built out of Common Lisp macros.<p>Edit: Sorry, the essay I was thinking of was "The Other Road Ahead".
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nostrademons
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r0b
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http://www.squidoo.com/squidoffers/start
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Seth Godin launches new concept for online advertising
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nostrademons
1,174,066,816
Some background, since this was written for HP fandom members who already know what FictionAlley is...<p>FictionAlley.org is the leading Harry Potter fanfiction site on the net (a category that's larger than you might expect). It was small but growing when I first joined the staff, having about 2000 registered members...
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bluishgreen
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0.Finding a cool hacker co-founder will be a bit difficult too. We are all out here ;) But if you have one in mind, Go ahead. You don't need the YC money. Living in India is so much more cheaper, it's not like we need Health Insurance or anything. But you have to fly back to market it, Second round funding etc. <p>1.Ve...
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mynameishere
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Not sure why you're giving up. The fundamental problem with your website is that it has (by now) been done to death. You aren't going to get away from that particular problem with this:<p>_It’s a new site that will allow you to keep all of your day to day information online, so you can access it anywhere._<p>Just some ...
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nostrademons
1,174,067,837
I dunno about that: "Write Yourself a Scheme in 48 hours" became popular within 48 hours after it was published, and I have no built-in audience. I posted it to the Haskell-cafe mailing list, someone <i>else</i> posted it to Reddit, and when I woke up the next morning it was on the front page of both Reddit and Delici...
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drop19
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Maybe there's a whole category of apps to be built like this: they don't make money themselves, but they educate the creators and connect them to things that will make money (he mentioned three new opportunties).<p>Also, this shows an impressive ability for self-assessment; I'm curious to know whether he thinks we woul...
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eljefe
1,174,069,155
Idea two sounds like GMail/GCal's got it covered, you're just suggesting a different input mechanism. Not that it wouldn't be a good programming exercise, but... mynameishere has a point.<p>Your proposed dynamic input mechanism does, however, sound like the right granularity for IM/SMS. As in, an IM/SMS to your servi...
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mynameishere
1,174,069,225
Two differences:<p>1. Your example is _extremely_ specific, and so will match up closely with the needs a particular (small) percentage of people. A news aggregator is very general. The whole reddit audience could shift to klipboardz tomorrow with little effect. That "little effect" is actually a bad thing. Little bad ...
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e1ven
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http://www.25hoursaday.com/weblog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=7221bfb9-d465-44fd-85c5-9c6ef5da20e2
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On S3 and EC2
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agentbleu
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http://startupcrunch.org/getting_editorial_coverage_to_launch_your_startup
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TechCrunch articles worth less to a startup than expected
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staunch
1,174,069,691
I did submit that one as well. He's definitely worth paying attention to.
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Readmore
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There are definitely apps out there that let you handle email and calendars but I haven't found anything that just let's you jot down your thoughts and keep them updated. I've been sending myself email notes on gmail for quite awhile but it doesn't really work well. Everything just gets mashed together with your email ...
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Readmore
1,174,071,275
It really might have helped if I had jumped into it completely but I really just couldn't make that move financially. I'm sure that it would have made a difference though because the need to eat is a great motivator for success.
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Sam_Odio
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Nice! What's FlickPuz? Some super-secret, take-over-the-world, YC startup I presume?<p>Whatever it is, you might consider registering FlickPuz.com before someone beats you to it :)
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jamiequint
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Delete This - mispost
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jamiequint
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delete this, sorry, this is what happens when you have your share on Ycombinator link right above your tabs
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danielha
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http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1173776610683
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YouTube Users Sue Viacom back
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amichail
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I think it's possible to succeed in one of two ways:<p>(1) come up with a radically new idea (e.g., human computation)<p>(2) apply existing ideas to a specific domain in a novel way<p>You will probably have a much easier time with (2), particularly as people are already familiar with those ideas (e.g., tagging, social ...
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plusbryan
1,174,072,820
Though rare, it's also not unheard of for yc to fund single-person startups. I applied as a single founder, with the stipulation that I would find someone before the summer. It all worked out, but I'm also the kind of guy who gets along with most anybody.<p>This was replicated in at least one other yc startup I know.
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Sam_Odio
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http://www.gaborcselle.com/blog/2005/10/startup-school-michael-mendel-and.html
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Michael Mandel and Chris Sacca @ Startup School '05
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1,174,073,221
We put a gratuitous cgi-bin in the urls to throw off potential competitors, so they wouldn't guess how our software worked. Not sure if any were even sophisticated enough to wonder about that, in retrospect.
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Robert was so anti-publicity that he refused to let me list his name on the About page. As a compromise he let me list him under a pseudonym.<p>"The Bunster" was his girlfriend (now wife).
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danielha
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I believe they'll review the applications at their own pace as the applications are coming in. The deadline just indicates the final date to get one in, not the start of the review.
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danielha
1,174,073,675
There is some good editorial content that sites like TC have, but there are some nitpicks as with all these sites. news.yc should be all a casual reader needs for his fix of startup buzz.
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1,174,073,669
Looks like it was designed by a billboard designer rather than a page designer.
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nippotam
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http://www.odannyboy.com/blog/new_archives/2007/03/sxsw_2007_the_d.html
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Death of desktop ? SXSW2007
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mattculbreth
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danielha
1,174,074,846
<a href="http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/bugbear/how.html">http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/bugbear/how.html</a><p>The original white paper for the company, then called WebGen. <p>"We do not expect that the web will replace printed catalogs. We do expect that it will eventually account for a substantial fraction of catalo...
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brett
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There's definitely got to be a market for a company with better data on the value of a given site to advertisers, you just have to figure out how to get the data.<p>What about some sort of third party google analytics that specifically targeted whatever metrics make advertising more profitable? If you could prove your ...
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danielha
1,174,074,462
I definitely won't be missing the article headlines, but they all look like ads to me at first glance.<p>The Idea Database is pretty cool, though. (<a href="http://www.springwise.com/ideas/)">http://www.springwise.com/ideas/)</a>
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farmer
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http://computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9012943&intsrc=hm_list
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joshwa
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Do Pageviews Matter Anymore?
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brett
1,174,075,894
I like that they mention in Nielsen's comment "that many news sites force visitors to click multiple times to read longer stories in sections" and then they make you do that.
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mattculbreth
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What are most people calling themselves? We have three co-founders, one of whom runs the place.<p>Right now we're going with:<p> CEO, Co-Founder<p> Co-Founder<p> Co-Founder<p>I can't decide if I like this or not, but I've seen it in quite a few places.
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danielha
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http://mashable.com/2007/03/16/socializr/
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dawie
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Google Acquired Trendalyzer
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domp
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Is Pandora done with? Online radio seems doomed!
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amichail
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Google TechTalk: Closures for Java
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wensing
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We have yet to get any VC money and are going to be depending on S3 + EC2 for our startup. Our biggest reason is because we are going to have extremely spiky traffic (it is a website centered on hurricanes and tropical cyclones), so it is very appealing to be able to call N-dozen EC2 instances into action when the nee...
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herdrick
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That is great. I've been wondering about RTML lately. Could users run an RHTML page without having to republish their entire site? How interactive was the structure editor (the language environment)? Did it have an interactive toplevel? Was each page independent of all others, as far as executing RTML? <p>PG, RTM...
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jamiequint
1,174,084,075
haha, maybe, you'll just have to wait and see ;-)
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herdrick
1,174,084,683
Good advice when he sticks to things he knows. Inexplicably he throws in a 'here's a book I read, maybe it's OK' section. Excerpt: "...you need to [measure] achievement and make that measure available to the worker so that he or she can motivate himself (for a computer programmer in a software company, components of ...
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jwecker
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I think it works great. Everyone should always be prepared to wear multiple hats of course. It give you all a lot of flexibility when meeting and talking to other people / potential partners & affiliates / investors, etc.
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lackbeard
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How to Fund a Startup
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danielha
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http://ficlets.com/
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Ficlets -- Collaborative story telling startup
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gustaf
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We usually just use Co-founder, sometimes but rarely "CEO" and "Tech lead". <p>What do you write on your business cards?
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herdrick
1,174,082,097
John McCarthy (discoverer of Lisp) + RTM = John McArtyem.
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ph0rque
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The idea at the end sounds very similar to <a href="http://stikkit.com/.">http://stikkit.com/.</a> How will this be different?
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amichail
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Which startup buzzwords irritate you the most? I don't like "passionate".
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herdrick
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herdrick
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_acquisitions_by_Yahoo!#2006
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bootload
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yes... very clever nerdy english show. Still waiting on series 2, "after the party" :)
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danw
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Link broken due to index website using frames. Could you edit with direct link to sunday times please? <p><a href="http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/technology/article1496283.ece">http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/technology/article1496283.ece</a>
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python_kiss
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Web 2.0 has to be it. But you know what tips me off even more? Web 3.0! gosh
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Elfan
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amichail
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danw
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Web 2.0 isn't that bad. Its an awful name but it makes talking about the current state of web apps so much easier, rather than constantly saying tagging/social/web/rounded corners/ror you can just go web 2.0.<p>I do agree that web 3.0 is an awful name. My current pet peeve is the missuse of 'community'.<p>"Community: W...
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This is probably a very incomplete list. I've heard they've been buying several per month. Most are so small they don't have to disclose them.
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nickb
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Social - you can tag people as friends? Wow.<p>Web2.0 - lots of reflections, gradients, domains wthout vowels, full of needless JS?<p>Ajax - as if people care what flavor of insulation a new house has.<p>"beta" = "our stuff is crap so beta in our logo makes it ok"
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amichail
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msgbeepa
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A New Site That Discover And Collaborate Over News
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danw
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Thanks for the latest update, all the little interface tweaks and polish are wonderful.<p>A quick feature request: A 'liked' submissions link on users own profile. Would give a list of previous stories that you have upvoted.<p>Also I've heard a few people say they want search the past few days. I'd love to see it too b...
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domp
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I agree. I'm real into the fact that I can see if people responded to any comments I've said without trying to find the post again.
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zaidf
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My biz cards to come will read: ceo / co-founder<p>My partner: chief technology officer / co-founder<p>-Zaid
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bootload
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'... if you're working on anything else you're not giving 100%" attitude seems very short sighted. ...'<p>Non core creativity kills startups quicker than lack of focus. Why? Because the core product will be making the money not a creative side product. Lack of focus on the problem kills your ability to make money. Loo...
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nostrademons
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Would you recommend a similar tactic now?
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Why just a screenshot instead of a link to the site?
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mlgoss
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Pretty much anything that this generates: <a href="http://emptybottle.org/bullshit/">http://emptybottle.org/bullshit/</a>
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zaidf
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This is TOTAL bull! Just curious: are you being paid by PPP?<p>While DEPENDING on TC coverage for the success of your start-up is a bad plan, I can vouch that TC coverage 4 days after launch put us AT LEAST three months ahead of our ambitious growth plans.<p><i>SOLELY</i> a result of TC coverage did those bizdev emails...
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zaidf
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To be honest, ever since our launch, asking folks how much they know about web2.0 gives a good sense of what kind of match they may be.<p>Web2.0 sure has a lot of hype attached to it. But that discounts a lot of the TRUE web2.0 philosophies such as simplicity which while not ingenious have sure become mainstream AMONGS...
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zaidf
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You can read my take on this specific post here: <a href="http://www.zaid360.com/?p=67">http://www.zaid360.com/?p=67</a><p>I can understand you may want to become the next Arrington by the nature of your blog. But please don't do it at the expense of obvious bad advise at a place entrepreneurs hang out.<p>-Zaid
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zaidf
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It's a pretty scary new model. Something tells me this is more of a negotiation tactic than a practical law.
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kobs
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I suggest to anyone who has just discovered Markus Frind's blog to take (even a casual) look at his archives. I find his writing to be insightful and candid.
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domp
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I totally agree. The RIAA wants a bigger cut of the internet radio market and don't want to become extinct. I mean it's not going to kill the established ones who can pay it like Pandora or Last.fm. But it will really make the barriers of entry very difficult for new startups trying to take advantage of internet radio....
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sharpshoot
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Whats this crazy thing you are working on jamie? Give us a look :)
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Doing better than Digg
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jamiequint
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soon enough, be patient :D
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zaidf
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You're taking rules too literally:)<p>Co-founder is a well accepted and used title. And like you say, co-vice presidents isn't and thus one is used and the other isn't.
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jwecker
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especially check out the repl on the demos tab. very cool.
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goodgoblin
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I've given myself the title Executive Coffee Drinker, and my partner is the CIO - Chief Idea Officer.<p>As for co-founder - I think it sounds a bit weak. Even if there are more than one founder, they can all be called Founder. Vice President's of other companies aren't called Co-Vice Presidents.
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bootload
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'... lack of graphics, change, and heavy UI development ...'<p>this is also a cheapskate way of concentrating on the development & lowering costs. Such cutting edge (performance wise) technology reminds me of the Mercedes Benz silver cars ~ <a href="http://tinyurl.com/2ufx36">http://tinyurl.com/2ufx36</a> ~ so called b...
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prakster
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Suggest you remove "CEO" from your title. <p>Having that word in your title has one, and only one, positive effect – your co founders are agreeing that you are the leader - and that increases your team’s efficiency in the race to develop your prototype.<p>But the negatives are far too many. <p>When investors think of...
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prakster
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(Sorry about the weird characters..trying again)<p>Suggest you remove "CEO" from your title.<p>Having that word in your title has one, and only one, positive effect – your co founders are agreeing that you are the leader - and that increases your team’s efficiency in the race to develop your prototype.<p>But the negati...
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jwecker
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I don't know if you can say Digg is after the "Geek Culture" demographic anymore (as per the chart in the post). It seems to me to be a centralized replacement for the kind of people who would constantly forward emails to everyone in their contact list. Ok- it still has a 30% geek content.
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jwecker
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yah dude, put .asp or make it look like a java based server. Even .php would probably work nicely that way.
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joshwa
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Yay! Witness the new "threads" feature! Thanks, PG!
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RogerShepherd
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"passionate" is really a really weird one. I found "passionate about your laundry" particularly diturbing when I saw it on a laundry van - OK not very Web 2.0 but....
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Doing heavy CSS, JS? Install multiple IE versions on the same machine
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danielha
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Ah, I just saw the orange asterisk next to my comments and submissions. This will indeed prove to be useful. But seeing the replies to my own comments is the best, thanks.
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danielha
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The stereotypes of digg's users holds up especially well: <a href="http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Digg">http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Digg</a><p>
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rhmason
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Perhaps it is overused but I like passionate. I decided a long time ago that I only wanted to associate with people who were passionate about things.. <p>What I am tiring of is "social community", how much room is left for more of them?
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YOUTUBE: Mark Cuban's motives - Valleywag
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From : <a href="http://www.profy.com/2007/03/16/junkdepot-startup/">http://www.profy.com/2007/03/16/junkdepot-startup/</a><p>From the article: "Junkdepot is essentially a clean and simple site to get rid of junk you don't want. As far as selling your items, Junkdepot may even be superior to eBay because it is easier an...
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