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nickb
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This article is spot-on! As an angel investor, I routinely hear pitches about different mobile apps. My answer is always a big NO and I try everything to persuade small startups that have not spent any money yet on the idea, not to pursue it. If you have an idea for mobile handset market, read about "walled gardens" (g...
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amichail
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Web 2.0 Games Blog
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http://www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Type/archives/000889.html
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gapingvoid: "cartoons drawn on the back of business cards": the sex & cash theory
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jward
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I highly recommend pyweek to anybody interested in coding. It's a one week long competition where you and a team of unlimited size build a game from scratch(mostly) in Python. To prevent cheating, or at least make it harder, a theme is voted on and announced at the beginning.<p>I'm posting this here because I competi...
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markfranks101
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http://www.ebizmba.com
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24/7 eBusiness News Site - Finally!
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domp
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http://money.cnn.com/2007/03/02/magazines/business2/stocks_techs.biz2/index.htm?postversion=2007030706
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Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley are thriving as stock market is rocky
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brett
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Yeah, it's a different company with the same name (and same main investor).
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JMiao
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I could imagine why many startups have chosen to focus on mobile, especially when it's a space that's attracted significant investment from carriers and media conglomerates alike.<p>However, many startups underestimate the true intentions for these investments. For carriers, mobile media is an opportunity to get their...
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domp
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http://www.centernetworks.com/absolutely-parents-launches-digg-type-for-parenting
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Absolutely Parents: A new digg-type Parenting site
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JMiao
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I'm very interested in this. A portion of my background is in game design at Atari and marketing at EA.<p>How does team selection work?
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jward
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Once you sign up you can create an entry which sets up your team. You just enter any team member names that happen to sign up there as well. Your entire team doesn't have to sign up officially.
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How to host a product/feature design party
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http://loglibrarian.blogspot.com/2007/03/is-refactoring-worth-it-for-startups.html
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Is Refactoring Worth It for Startups?
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rms
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Zero, as long as it is profitable.
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staunch
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Reminds me of PG writing about how much persistence it took and pain it was for Loopt to make any headway with the carriers.<p>Steve Jobs has battled both the recording industry and the phone carriers and in both cases even _he_ has had to compromise a lot. Those massive entities seem about as geared towards innovation...
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JMiao
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I think it helps to note that Reddit didn't launch a few weeks ago.
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rms
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They missed the brilliant viral marketing that gave thefacebook it's start at Harvard.<p>Harvard had an intranet facebook like system, where you could browse pictures of freshmen living in your dorm. Zuckerberg went around plugging into each dorm downloading all the pictures.<p>He put the pictures up on facemash.com in...
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argon
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http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/17/business/17online.html
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Popularity Might Not Be Enough -- estimates on number of users required for ad-generated revenue
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http://www.thecrimson.com/article.aspx?ref=350143
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Mark E. Zuckerberg '06 was not kicked out of Harvard for creating facemash.com and the rest is history
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dawie
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http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/17/business/17online.html?ex=1331784000&en=8c67e3ff3a190b78&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss
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How many users does a web 2.0 site need to take off?
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vegashacker
1,174,274,049
ha, nice!
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dougw
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I wasn't implying anything about Scribd's growth. Just commenting on the obvious, continued growth of Reddit.
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dfranke
1,174,274,885
I think the common antecedent is 'winning' / 'desperate'. See if Google continues to uphold their motto once some new up-and-comer starts beating them.
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paul
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Don't believe everything you read.<p><a href="http://web.archive.org/web/19981111183552/http://google.stanford.edu/">http://web.archive.org/web/19981111183552/http://google.stanford.edu/</a>
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STIRR 2.3 founders mixer on this week in Palo Alto
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domp
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http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/03/18/find-a-tutor/
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Tutorlinker has a new design
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joshwa
1,174,275,738
yeah, the nytimes article is pretty much a summary of his blog post:<p><a href="http://lsvp.wordpress.com/2007/02/26/three-ways-to-build-an-online-media-business-to-50m-in-revenue">http://lsvp.wordpress.com/2007/02/26/three-ways-to-build-an-online-media-business-to-50m-in-revenue</a><p>and YCN discussion here:<p><a hre...
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acgourley
1,174,280,527
Supposedly a website targeted to a certain demographic needs 800 million page views a MONTH to generate 50 million dollars a YEAR. That means if you can get a million <i>active</i> users you are making maybe 6 million a year. I wonder if digg is anywhere near that?
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http://strange.corante.com/archives/2006/02/08/fowa_things_weve_learned_joshua_schachter.php
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Concrete Startup Tips from Del.icio.us Founder
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JMiao
1,174,285,458
I'm guessing you have a team set up? Working remotely?<p>Thanks for the info, btw -- all of this sounds exciting.
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JMiao
1,174,285,331
Heheh, reminds me of "The Homer."
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pg
1,174,283,377
Would this work for a company designing a car? So why should we expect it to work for software?
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chandrab
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A definate read for all startups is Jeremy Liew's blog: <a href="http://lsvp.wordpress.com/.">http://lsvp.wordpress.com/.</a> This lastest article is pretty sobering stats for anyone considering an eyeballs based business.
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duplicate
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volida
1,174,286,067
prior to multicore cpus asuming the scaling was achieved horizontally, MySQL has been a good choice. But today, if your systems comprising the clusters are at least dual core x2 cpu, I am lead to the conclusion, as nickb points out, that is better to use PostgreSQL.
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zkinion
1,174,283,507
I wonder where one can find some good data as to how well traffic actually converts, instead of just going by CPM. I know its better to worry about monetizing a site later, and getting users by giving them something that they want first, but not all startups can use this model. <p>Also, many sites, especially ones th...
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brett
1,174,282,124
he covers a bunch of this in his startup school speech: <a href="http://wiki.ycombinator.com/presentations/apr06/Joshua_Schacter.mp3">http://wiki.ycombinator.com/presentations/apr06/Joshua_Schacter.mp3</a><p>worth a listen.
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mikeroykoh
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Once you upload a photo, you can never take it down.
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awt
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I was there :)
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joshwa
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Lightspeed Venture Partners Blog
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zkinion
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I have learned to embrace myspace just as I have learned to embrace Walmart. It might be cesspool to some, but it is what it is, which is mainstream. It is just a relection of our society, not something to be hated at all. <p>As far as the cracks go, they'll have little to no impact on their operaitons at all.
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Apollo Lands
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brett
1,174,286,593
adobe's site: <a href="http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/apollo/">http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/apollo/</a>
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ced
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PG writes in the Viaweb FAQ that they (and Yahoo) did not use any database, just files. It makes sense... Is there something fundamentally different about your app, so that a DB is obviously a better choice?
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davidw
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And yet, ycombinator is funding a mobile-platform company, Tsumobi...
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davidw
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Hrm... Yet Another Project Management thing...<p>I think this is part of the reason I smell 'bubble' (although not as big as the last one). Like Paul has written elsewhere, there is tons of space left for startups, but what is happening is that lots of them are piling into the same spaces - depth instead of width. An...
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brett
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Yeah. Surprisingly compelling. Especially in the context of YC News given that right now it's a bunch of guys monitoring a recently released site that's getting a bunch of traffic.
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http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/03/19/kiko-guys-back-as-reality-tv-stars/
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Kiko guys back as reality tv stars
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davidw
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Care to explain why this was voted this down? It's true, as far as I can tell from this article:<p><a href="http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/03/09/demo-day-y-combinators-spring-chicks/">http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/03/09/demo-day-y-combinators-spring-chicks/</a><p>So I'm a bit curious that Paul posted something about...
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rms
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Fun idea. I like it.
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noisemaker
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Elusive Consumer: Music gets an 'F' Clue Score
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staunch
1,174,293,372
It sounds like they're going to shotgun together some EVDO cards so they have enough bandwidth for a high quality stream? I wonder if they've created some kind of proxy to split up the stream and reassemble it with some hacked up cam-driver or something. Hopefully it's not too complicated a system.<p>Very interesting i...
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akkartik
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Thanks, bluishgreen. I look forward to hearing more.
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noisemaker
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http://web1979.wordpress.com/2007/03/14/rip-twitter-2007-2007/
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RIP Twitter (2007-2007)
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sakri
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A thorough set of free videos by the product manager which introduce the platform, how to install and get started:<p><a href="http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modPage.asp?id=378">http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modPage.asp?id=378</a><p>
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staunch
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Thousands chase the dream to be independently wealthy through hacking. To have the FU money required to live a truly free life. So what's it like to go from stressing about an unexpectedly high phone bill to deciding where in the world you want to live and which car matches your personality best?<p>Most programmers liv...
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danw
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rms
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Coincidentally, justin.tv succeeded in creating the only Web 2.0 chat room on the internet.
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sharpshoot
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same reason you blog, or write comments on news.yc = self expression<p>this could be funny things you've just seen your state of mind an announcement a statement of emotion<p>also twitter allows you to have public or private interactions - so your outside twitter may be something different to strangers compared to clos...
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e1ven
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One of the important points which they emphasize, which I've also heard from Guy, Seth Godin, and nearly everyone else-<p>The focus of a meeting with a VC isn't to get them to fund you. It's to get them to invite you back to a second meeting.<p>Keep it simple, focus on the hooks, and try to drive the key points home.<...
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jamongkad
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Why would it not be worth it then? Cuz if I was presented with some compelling evidence at to why I should not pursue mobile wireless. I will be more than willing to change the direction of my start up.
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eli
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PostgreSQL versus MySQL: an unbiased comparison: <a href="http://www-css.fnal.gov/dsg/external/freeware/pgsql-vs-mysql.html">http://www-css.fnal.gov/dsg/external/freeware/pgsql-vs-mysql.html</a><p>We could spend all day on this, though.
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Alex3917
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Don't do mobile wireless. Even if you have a good idea. Especially if you have a good idea.<p>Trust me. It's just not worth it.
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What's it like to make yourself rich on technology? No one seems to talk about it, why?
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Live Hot n' Steamy Startup Sexiness (Barely SFW)
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jamongkad
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[Prediction: Until there is widespread WiFi and 3G access to the Internet via mobile phones (in other words, mobile-based business can reach consumers by going around network operators portals) there will be limited opportunities to establish profitable mobile-based businesses. Established companies should steer clear ...
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veritas
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Seth's Blog: The realistic entrepreneur's guide to venture capital
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naish
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Interesting content. Too bad it is one of the most poorly written articles I've seen in some time. It is so bad, in fact, that the meaning of some sentences has be to inferred...
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immad
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Digg provides a lot of value to people who don't bother signing up, so its 1 million signups figure doesn't actually indicate that they only have 1 million users.
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jamongkad
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I wonder if a lot of peeps here are doing the same thing as well.
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staunch
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I could be wrong, but I think there's an auto-voting exploit here with the bookmarklet submission API. Without a preview page before submission anyone could load YC news URLs that result in auto upvotes for any number of articles.<p>Another sort of separate issue I think is with submissions that include URLs pointing t...
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amichail
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I think that the most important thing to learn from del.icio.us is that a web 2.0 service should be useful even if no one else is using it (or perhaps other people are using it but designating all their data as private). <p>The social aspects can be a bonus later when you have more users. But you should not depend on ...
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zkinion: here are 2 posts about this: <a href="http://plentyoffish.wordpress.com/2006/09/03/making-money-online-stats/">http://plentyoffish.wordpress.com/2006/09/03/making-money-online-stats/</a> <a href="http://plentyoffish.wordpress.com/2006/08/24/youtube-is-already-wildly-profitable/">http://plentyoffish.wordpress.c...
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dpapathanasiou
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Disclosure: my company (a software firm in NYC) is behind SeekSift.<p>I just wanted to follow-up my prior post (<a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=340)">http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=340)</a> and thank everyone who responded with comments and suggestions, particularly the apartment hunter who he...
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http://blog.seeksift.com/2007/03/18/the-right-balance/
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SeekSift: the Right Balance?
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staunch
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http://sethgodin.typepad.com/the_dip/
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The Dip by Seth Godin
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patrick
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I'll second the motion that the article is poorly written, but the content was valuable. Things like logging-in being a barrier for people are truths that one doesn't really think of when designing a web-based system.
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zaidf
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http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2005/11/understanding_l.html
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My Favorite Godin Post: Hitting Lows before the High
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jamongkad
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http://lsvp.wordpress.com/2007/03/05/its-all-about-the-team/
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ereldon
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http://blogs.usatoday.com/community/2007/03/rejoicing_follo.html
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BioGeek
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http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifehack/10-ways-to-create-a-breakthrough-in-your-working-life-and-in-the-rest-of-it-too.html
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10 ways to create a breakthrough in your working life (and in the rest of it too).
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BioGeek
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http://northxeast.com/branding-and-design/a-comprehensive-guide-to-starting-your-freelance-career/
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A Comprehensive Guide to Starting your Freelance Career
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jamongkad
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http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2004/07/the_cliff.html
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The Cliff
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neilc
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Actually, pgreplicator saw its last release in 2001, and I'm not aware of anyone who uses it in production. The fact that it requires PostgreSQL 7.1 (which is ancient, buggy, and unsupported by the Postgres developers) would be a pretty big clue not to use it. The most popular choice for replication (async master-slave...
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neilc
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However, it is quite out of date: for example, PostgreSQL has had a native Win32 port for several years, and the "--enable-locale" / "--enable-multibyte" configure options have not been necessary (or supported) for even longer. "Large row" (TOAST) support has been around since 7.1. etc.
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ecuzzillo
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PG recommended this in one or another essay, and I found it a rather suspect claim, but having started reading the PDF it seems like it might be helpful, if one has the strength of character to truly change.
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ecuzzillo
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http://kebo.vlsm.org/~bobby/How%20to%20Win%20Friends%20&%20Influence%20People%20-%20Dale%20Carnegie%20(Self%20Help)%20(ebook).pdf
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How to Win Friends and Influence People (pdf)
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joshwa
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Ask YCN: Contextual Ads on a Personalized Dynamic Site/App?
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BioGeek
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Enviropreneur Camp - a two-week educational experience in Montana for environmental entrepreneurs
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dannymo2
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http://dormitem.com/blog/52
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BioGeek
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When you change (from a corporate employee to an entrepreneur), all your relationships change
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BioGeek
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http://marcelo.sampasite.com/brave-tech-world/e/Top-7-mistakes-at-Sampa-a-Startu.htm
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The Top 7 mistakes I made at Sampa, a Startup tale.
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joshwa
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As I'm exploring advertising solutions, I've discovered that most ad networks aren't really appropriate for a site that hides most content behind a registration or is highly personalized, like a social web app.<p>This is because most ad networks (AdSense, YPN, AdBrite) rely on spidering your content to do their targeti...
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nostrademons
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This ties in with Clayton Christensen's work in The Innovator's Dilemma and The Innovator's Solution. <p>Christensen's thesis is basically that technological change is <i>continuously</i> creating Local Mins like point C, in the form of disruptive innovations. These are technological breakthroughs that target a small...
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danw
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I initially thought this was a silly idea but I'm now strangly addicted to it.. Why live my own life when I can watch someone else!
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