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dawie
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So I am about to launch a product that I have been working on for some time now. The question I have is does anyone know what legal stuff and exceptable use policies I need and where I could get some. I don't have cash to get a lawyer to do this.
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The Top 10 Things They Never Taught Me in Design School
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JMiao
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A few of these points really resonated with me, especially #9. I couldn't help but feel frustrated that school was a place where writing about ideas often took precedence over execution.<p>As I spent the last winter break contemplating my future, a major thing that stuck out in my head was how Sam Altman took the init...
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mattculbreth
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http://ariejan.net/2007/03/20/8-great-ways-to-use-google-for-your-start-up/
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Eight great ways to use Google for your startup
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sethjohn
1,174,411,541
Whaddayaknow, maybe Alexa is the problem! Compete.com shows exactly the opposite trends with increasing 2007 traffic to all the 2.0 sites mentioned. (<a href="http://snapshot.compete.com/techcrunch.com+technorati.com+gigaom.com+)">http://snapshot.compete.com/techcrunch.com+technorati.com+gigaom.com+)</a><p>Is there any...
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joshwa
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http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2007/03/how_to_host_a_p.html#comments
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Creating Passionate Users: How to host a product/feature design party
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Twitter + Hollywood combined as a Hollywood public timeline
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brlewis
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Readmore
1,174,418,418
I suppose it depends on your product really, if you're storing credit card numbers you'll need to think about what you are responsible for legally, which can change from state to state. That being said, if you're doing some kind of social app I wouldn't be too worried about the legal stuff. I would write up something t...
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http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/readwriteweb/~3/103010349/p2p_lender_zopa_funding.php
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Zopa P2P Lending Coming to the USA
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far33d
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I love the idea of social lending, and think that it can be expanded to replace a lot of the less "short tail" sources of funding for a lot of businesses (record labels for advances, executive producers/studios for film, VCs for companies, etc). There are issues, but there's a big future in this market.
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dawie
1,174,419,470
Its a pretty simple site thats not even going to ask for payments right away. We will implement that in 30 days time...
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danielha
1,174,419,603
I've had questionable trends from either one. I can't say which I find more consistently reliable, but it'd probably be on a case-by-case basis on whichever results are skewed in my favor. ;)
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danielha
1,174,420,328
A terms of use and a privacy clause should be sufficient.
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danielha
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Some of those are pretty good. I'd say a slogan (one-liner tag, really) just needs to quickly justify your company's existence. Making it snazzy and memorable wouldn't hurt either, but there are probably more important details you could worry about.
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joshwa
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email me- josh at joshwand.com
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danielha
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Horrible idea? The first impression I got of GoPlan was that it had a nice design and looked pretty damn good. <p>If I was in the market for a web-collab app, I would now be considering GoPlan instead of immediately thinking of 37Signals.<p>That doesn't seem like a horrible them for them at all.
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dawie
1,174,421,087
Any idea where I can get these? Free ones that is.
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danielha
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"They followed the "first who" approach to entrepreneurship: First figure out your partners, then figure out what ideas to pursue. The most important thing isn't the market you target, the product you develop or the financing, but the founding team."<p>This morsel of advice sounds familiar, doesn't it? Lone entrepreneu...
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acgourley
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The title seems to imply the content of the post is incorrect because of the Alexa numbers, but the Alexa numbers are not really relied upon as a strong premise. (Actually, there isn't really a strong premise, he just sort of asserts his opinion)<p>Anyway, that doesn't mean he's totally wrong either. Although I admit t...
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danielha
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Write one yourself. You're a new startup? I wouldn't get too involved with formal legal policies. You can take a look at any website to get an idea of what issues you may want to address.
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IANL, but I'll take a risk here and say you don't need anything at all. I don't think reddit had any legal boilerplate when they launched, for example.<p>No one cares about this kind of stuff till you're big. So get big and then worry about it.
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davidw
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I think sooner or later they'll get full enough of themselves that someone "hungry" will come along and go them one better.
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Readmore
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I wouldn't worry about it. When you do take payments use Paypal and let them deal with it ;)
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jcwentz
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GigaOM - Does everything have to be Web 2.0?
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python_kiss
1,174,423,752
It's interesting to hear this advice from multiple channels. I was just on phone with iJigg cofounder (zaidf on news.yc) and he emphasized this point as well. <p>I finished reading first three chapters of "Founders At Work", and this advice seems to be consistent with all three interviewees. I am sure there are excepti...
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eli
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I don't know much about Compete, but Alexa stinks. It's a small, self-selected group of users that in no way represents the Internet at large.<p>I'm not the only one who thinks so: <a href="http://franticindustries.com/blog/2006/12/18/why-alexa-sucks/">http://franticindustries.com/blog/2006/12/18/why-alexa-sucks/</a>
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jadams
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Satellites and warheads in LEO travel at similar altitudes and velocities.<p>What are these LEO warheads of which you speak? Does he really mean ballistic missiles? In that case the speeds are <i>very</i> different.
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brlewis
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When you accept money you're establishing a contract, so you'll want to limit liability to just getting their money back. You'll want to establish what courts might be used for dispute resolution. You'll need to be explicit about any behaviors that would result in you terminating their service without refunding their...
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jcwentz
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Valleywag wrote about how he was fooled by bad Alexa data: <p><a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=5233">http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=5233</a>
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imp
1,174,424,071
Sounds complicated. Anyone tried this?
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Alex3917
1,174,428,152
I don't know if Loopt will fail or not because I don't know how close they are to partnering with other carriers. I do know that if they can't expand beyond Boost then they have zero chance of succeeding, and publicly we haven't seen much evidence of progress in nearly a year. I also know that their CEO said if he had ...
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python_kiss
1,174,424,181
"Good to Great" and "Built to Last" are both amazing books. But I do not recommend it to startup founders unless you're planning for an IPO. Both books were written to entice established corporations (GE, Sony, P&G, etc) not startups. CEO's of big companies will certainly find Jim Collins of much help, but us startup f...
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zaidf
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How bad is it really if you are already incorporated and apply to Y-Combinator?
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jcwentz
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Alexa error triggers crisis of confidence - Valleywag
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jcwentz
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Sounds like a bad plan to make privacy a contractual obligation, because then you're undertaking a legal obligation not to have your server hacked. No one who understands servers would do that.
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Everything I Know, I Learned from Warren Buffett
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python_kiss
1,174,432,033
If you had put $10,000 in Berkshire Hathaway when he took control in mid 60's, your shares would be worth more than $50 million today! Today, the company's shares are worth more than $100, 000 a piece `:0
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paul
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Paul Buchheit: Looking for a co-founder? Try attending the REAL startup school.
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danw
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See <a href="http://www.danshub.com/blog/2007/lastfm-launches-new-events-features/">http://www.danshub.com/blog/2007/lastfm-launches-new-events-features/</a> for follow up
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dfranke
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Keep in mind, though, that at least part of the reason that some places have a higher cost-of-living is that it's more desirable to live there. I'd certainly rather live in Boston than Houston.
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rms
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It's more work for the YCs because your paperwork isn't identical to all the unincorporated companies.<p>Still, having a functioning product is enough of a net plus to YC that I wouldn't worry about it.
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python_kiss
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How to Build a Profitable Startup by Knowing Your Users Better
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pixcavator
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I love the name.
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Ninjamonk
1,174,433,217
hey danw, you can get a 30 day trial with all the features on. I was more disappointed with the pricing and the cases feature not being available.
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zaidf
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From that page: "Don't incorporate, though, if you can avoid it. We're less likely to accept groups that are already incorporated, because it costs so much more to deal with existing documents than to start from scratch."<p>How much negative effect does being incorporated have? Nature of our start-up required us to inc...
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far33d
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If every single person in the country had broadband access, regardless of economic status, there's no one that would benefit more than Google. The pay-access model of the current ISPs is in their way to greater market penetration. Add to that the (quite accurate) location data that wireless would give them.. the possib...
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bootload
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python_kiss
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dupe: <a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=4913">http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=4913</a>
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far33d
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"The first rule is not to lose [money]. The second rule is not to forget the first rule." -wb
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python_kiss
1,174,430,501
Copy paste. Nobody is going to sue you unless you get big. When you get some money flowing in, hire a lawyer.
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chwolfe
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One of my favorite Buffett quotes: "There seems to be some perverse human characteristic that likes to make easy things difficult."
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zaidf
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That's exactly what we are. Go Delaware:)
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python_kiss
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jl
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It's no dealbreaker by any means, especially if you are a c corp in DE. It's just been more difficult to do some of the "legal cleanup" necessary for YC to make its invetsment than if you start from scratch.
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bootload
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It was reported in the press today [0] that John Backus passes away last week. M77 was one of the first languages I had a crack at calculating latitudes & longitudes for some mapping project. BNF & it's extended form , EBNF is a foundation in language design still used today.<p>Reference<p>[0] New York Times, Online, S...
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domp
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Although working at a startup will give you the most experience I feel that people mainly go to startup school to hear success stories and be in the company of other entrepreneurs(as well as look for like-minded people to be involved in their project). I'd assume that the majority of the people probably already have a ...
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python_kiss
1,174,436,482
dupe: <a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=5253">http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=5253</a>
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domp
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Thanks for posting this brlewis. I might attend. Do you know if it's free for anyone to just show up?
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chandrab
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This is one of the better posts I've seen on the topic..If you want to dive in deeper Brad Feld's blog series on term sheets. Another good read is: <a href="http://www.fenwick.com/VC_Terms.htm.">http://www.fenwick.com/VC_Terms.htm.</a> It covers nice things like liquidation preferences, rachet clauses and other thing...
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nostrademons
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The two aren't mutually exclusive. I went to the 2005 startup school and work at an existing startup.<p>Also, judging by the people I met at the startup school - few have an actual business with customers and such, except for YCombinator founders (in most cases, not even them ;-)). If they did, they'd probably be att...
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bootload
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Yeah wasn't there as I was writing the post up & checking the links. But I don't consider this a "dupe". It would be if it pointed to the same article (NYT), but I considered the NYT login to kick in, thus making the link worthless in a few days. Hence the reference to the Wikipedia article. <p>Added links should ...
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danielha
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AllTh.at - Your personal search agent (Search that never stops)
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chandrab
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Wasn't Omar Khudari a founder of ViaWeb or did he come later? I met Omar a couple of times when he was on the board of my friend's company and what a terrific guy.
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python_kiss
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Google recently revealed that their click fraud is less than 0.02 per cent so it is barely a problem anymore. This means that for every ten thousand CPC, less than two are possible click frauds. Moreover, Google has algorithms that automatically compensate adwords users based on the percentage click fraud.<p>Ads pay fo...
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jimbursch
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jamongkad
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Good call, just make something users want and make sure you have a good ear to hear from them. For me the social networking aspect is a luxury one can afford once the users are in place. But nothing beats good old common sense(which I find is making quite a comeback these days) of making something user's want. Just do ...
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pyc
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Isn't it possible to just make a new corporation and put the old one on the shelf for a bit?
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chandrab
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CPC (Cost per Click), CTC (Click To Call), CPL (Cost per lead) and now PPA...what's next? I wonder if this is in response to the clickfraud lawsuits.
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jamongkad
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I could'nt agree more ;) having a team, especially a good team is very important for a start up. The reason I think it's common on multiple channels cuz it's the most important thing imho. I agree that there are some chapters in "Good to Great" that are not exactly applicable to startups. But maybe I can extract a few ...
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lupin_sansei
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eli
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[time_machine] There's no point in creating Internet-based software. Think about it! Unless you've already know somebody at AOL or Compuserve you'll never get anywhere. What you think you can start your own BBS and compete with the big guys? It'll never work, there's no way... [/time_machine]<p> See what I'm getting at...
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danw
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Mobile Presence: The Essential Attributes
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Hmmm something to think about indeed, anyways good points on the issues it actually gave me a "Don't do-avoid" list for future plans and ideas.
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eli
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PG didn't write the article, he just posted it as suggested reading
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eli
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I think most analysts I know assume that "presence" will be a standard mobile feature in the next few years.
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reitzensteinm
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What I don't understand is why they aren't letting these sit side by side Adsense and Google.com ads. It wouldn't be hard to figure out a profit per display metric, although it would need one or two order of magnitudes more displays to calculate. Maybe it will once it's out of beta?<p>It surprises me that they didn't h...
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eli
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Also, there are a couple of existing solutions. I know Orative has one for BlackBerries.
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jadams
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The downside is you may be competing with Google.
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drop19
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I work with people who mostly do not have a startup mindset, or even a work-for-yourself mindset, and I think my creativity had been suffering until I took it upon myself to be proactive. In my experience so far, anything you can do to spend more time around entrepreneurial people will help. Just by going to a couple ...
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Biz Idea: Netflix For Big Data -- Mail Hard Drives
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reitzensteinm
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To put that in perspective, 5% interest would have netted just over $70k, 8% around $220k and 10% $450k. Absolutely insane.
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reitzensteinm
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It wouldn't be a problem if that 0.02% was evenly distributed across all advertisers, but I really doubt that is the case and it's the edge cases that make the news, cause lawsuits and damage Google's reputation.<p>An example I'm personally familiar with, at www.iamfacingforeclosure.com a few visitors banded together a...
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drop19
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This seems like too big of a distraction; file it away on your to do list until it matters.
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eli
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Apollo seems neat. <p>Now, once they tie in Flash Lite and create a mobile client...
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ericwaller
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Hopefully the concept of the web as a data source will push more content creators toward open content licenses (or at least more openness toward their content), even making it a requirement for those who wish to be competitive at all. Of course people will still sell things to make money, but this will just mean the pr...
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eli
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Seems rather speculative. <p>I don't think Google really wants to get into the national infrastructure business, but then again I suppose they are looking into free WiFi... <p>Of course, last I heard that free WiFi plan actually wasn't going very well due to some political issues.
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turingcomplete
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So would it be possible for say, Amazon.com to define their action as the purchase of some esoteric food product? They'd get the benefit of all the page views, but would only have to pay the ransom on the 0.01% of users who buy Amazon milk. It seems hard to address the issue without a lot of human review, for each ad...
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reitzensteinm
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We truely are standing on the shoulders of giants as modern hackers. RIP.
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ericwan
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Interesting post. The ultimate startup school is to really get your hands dirty by joining a startup. It gave a sense of what it'd be like if he's going to build his own startup, and a chance to decide if that's something he really wants.
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ericwan
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To me flixster just sounds like a MySpace for movie-goers. Any ideas why it's getting so popular?
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ericwaller
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With so many saying that google's stock is way overvalued, building a national wireless network or just a 'regular' ISP may be the best way to throw around the weight they have now to establish a truly permanent foothold.<p>Also, (this is a stretch, but) it's been argued that the youtube acquisition was in large part d...
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python_kiss
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Yeah, I love the site. I got to say "hi to Jessica and Paul" and Justin mentioned my site, Shuzak.com, to them live! I am watching YC dinner atm (Paul's riding Trevor's invention) :D<p>This site definitely has potential to generate revenue. They could embed video advertisements or use sponsored food or cellphones, etc....
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