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paul
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paul
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I would pay more at the moment Sequoia invested. There are a few reasons:<p> - They have a record of picking winners<p> - They probably invest at a lower price than other VCs (because people would rather have them as their VC)<p> - The odds of success are improved due to the credibility and connections provided by Sequ...
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myoung8
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I wouldn't call it "blogging for the lazy." There is a very legitimate reason for Tumblr. Don't you ever have an idea or come across something that you just wish you could jot down or share with the world without writing a lengthy opinion piece about it?<p>In a world that is feeling the weight of information overload, ...
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bootload
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the question is ... can you extract your data? <p>Then you can do with it, what you like! This is the bane of my existence and I want to <i>own</i> this problem!
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python_kiss
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Dan, thank you for sharing that awesome list. Joel's recommended books are great; in fact, back when I was developing a micro ISV, I used to turn to Joel's website for advice. That is where I discovered Paul Graham's "Hackers and Painters". Since then, I have shifted my allegiance to a new mentor :) I think the book br...
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Dating Web site targets 'fit, good-looking' people
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notabel
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I had long pined to read Tufte's The Cognitive Style of PowerPoint, but couldn't convince myself to spend the money; when I arrived at university, I immediately found a copy, and greatly appreciated it (not to say I agreed with every point). I thence read Visual Display of Quantitative Information, and found it fascin...
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notabel
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"Hackers and Painters" had an immense impact on me a couple of years ago. Like pg, I multiplex art and hackery (I suck at painting though--sculpture, printmaking, and theatrical design are my areas), so to read a book that validated and supported that duality was to find a good bit of clarity regarding my course in li...
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goodgoblin
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Agile Web Development with Rails was very helpful
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dropbox
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i've been in this situation before and in general, i agree. and there's a similar kind of suckage being the only technical guy in a startup (i've run a startup for a couple years with a non-technical guy -- smart, but not a hacker.)<p>in my case, i'm working on a new idea alone at the moment while i find the right cofo...
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http://www.gstock.com/
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GStock Supercomputer - Free stock picks, stocks and stock market quotes
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dropbox
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some that haven't been mentioned:<p>- the innovator's dilemma by clayton christensen<p>- blue ocean strategy (kim and mauborgne) -- these two books give you a little bit more of a framework to evaluate where your idea adds value and give you examples of how/why some successful companies have been successful<p>- high te...
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fireandfury
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Anyone here work better with a lot of background noise (like in a coffee shop)? Personally, I can hardly get anything done when it's noisy.
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fireandfury
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Haven't read it yet, but my first impression strongly agrees with the premise of the article.
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python_kiss
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That is indeed an excellent book for personal development. Anyone who hasn't yet read it should certainly look into it.
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fireandfury
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7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey
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fireandfury
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Ok I read it. The article loses some credibility for almost completely being an advertisement.
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python_kiss
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Has anyone read "ANSI Common Lisp" by pg, yet? The painting on the front cover is actually by Paul :)<p><a href="http://images.pearsoned-ema.com/jpeg/large/9780133708752.jpg">http://images.pearsoned-ema.com/jpeg/large/9780133708752.jpg</a>
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zkinion
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adhd and add are overrated. so many people have it. i was even diagnosed with it. its just so easy to fit into the DSM/IV description. <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DSM_IV">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DSM_IV</a>
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http://www.bochinchoso.com
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Y Combinator Startup News clone in spanish
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vo0do0
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Okie, I think the biggest issues are:<p>1) Aiming money only, in other words, money as a cause not a consequence<p>2) Not that will lead to a failure, but will make your life harder. Startups that deal with technology for technology, in other words, are trying to solve problems of the technology itself. You should crea...
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mynameishere
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Keep talking.<p><a href="http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Neumann-U87-Ai-Shockmount-Set-Z-Microphone-with-Box?sku=271404">http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Neumann-U87-Ai-Shockmount-Set-Z-Microphone-with-Box?sku=271404</a>
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domp
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Keep talking? Why are you linking to a 3000 dollar microphone? I don't see how this is relevant in recording cheap or adding to the conversation that we were having. There's a lot more to recording a band than having an expensive microphone.
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There's plenty of interesting books out there and many are fairly specific for the task you're trying to solve. The book that has helped me out the most is Getting Things Done by David Allen:<p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done</a><p> It's better...
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vo0do0
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- Tipping point (creates a urgency feeling)<p>- Built to last (tips and best practices)<p>- Blink (helps not to waste ideas, shows how your first impressions/thoughts could be useful)<p>- Phylosophy Books (Republic and Politics) - you can understand and have good insights about this social networking and community feve...
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vo0do0
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I agree 100%! Awesome insights and helpful concepts/information
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Anyone interested in joining a team of Stanford students to try to get a Lightspeed VP Summer Grant?
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zaidf
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Dang, wish I knew about it earlier. I've a once a week class next to Fred's A-list PhD office at UNC.<p>This added social networking does not surprise me - Fred's report on social networking has been widely quoted so I am sure this must not be a weekend job to look cool.
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comatose_kid
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Business side:<p> Most business books are fun to read, but it's really hard to say that any have been truly helpful. Most lean more to the motivational/inspirational side, instead of focusing on case studies. My suspicion is that business is probably not best learned from a book. But I'll list a few I like anyways.<...
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henryw
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it's an interesting idea, talk about niche targeting. ironically, the design of this site doesn't make the cutoff score (but then i probably shouldn't be talking). how did they make it onto msnbc.com?
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JMiao
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http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/03/22/kongregate-gets-1m-launches-user-generated-games/
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staunch
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The content of #17 doesn't really match the title in my opinion. I read the content more like "Solve a Problem You Have or Have Observed Yourself".<p>So many people want to start a company, any company, that they end up cloning someone else's solution with the idea that because they're so smart they can do it better. S...
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staunch
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Same reason they're on YC News: They're doing something remarkable, in the Godinian sense. ( <a href="http://www.sethgodin.com/purple/">http://www.sethgodin.com/purple/</a> )
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staunch
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It would be nice to be able to downvote this kind of submission.
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JMiao
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Well I'd assume this would be very dependent on what you're planning to work on.
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JMiao
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Domp, I've been loving the discourse that has emerged between you and far33d, and I have absolutely no idea what mynameishere is trying to say.<p>Not sure if the post is trying to be offensive, or if it's simply trying to help (though not clearly) the conversation.
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staunch
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Competition could help -- "someone to race against" as Reid Hoffman discussed in an interview.
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myoung8
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one of the important questions is: are bigcos resistant to the software itself or the notion of buying software from a small startup? <p>from what i've heard about all things at the enterprise level, corporate accounts are notorioulsy sticky because of the process (it takes uncountable pages of paperwork to get anythin...
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python_kiss
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Isn't the LightspeedVP Summer Grant's application deadline on March 23rd? There's not a lot of time left to find a team mate.
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staunch
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"Shared Struggle" is one of the most compelling reasons for doing startups. A small ragtag band of hackers battling the odds.<p>When you're trying to do it alone there's the feeling that even if you did make it no one would know how hard it was.<p>Besides, who's going to write the tell-all memoir about the "real" you?
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zaidf
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Mine is at <a href="http://www.zaid360.com">http://www.zaid360.com</a><p>With so many "professional" blogs popping up almost everyday now, I'm looking to mix in some "more human" blogs in my daily read.
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zaidf
1,174,553,171
Actually in my case, my start-up actually took me OFF my ADD-type symptoms. I realized that I had too many ideas that were keeping me from actually working on ANYTHING including school work. Soon as I settled on ONE startup idea, I could quit thinking about potential ideas and started work on that ONE idea. <p>After st...
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zaidf
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Sure one founder often ends up dominating the decision-making if that is how one wants to look at it. I look at it as more like who has more experience to make a particular decision - I'll question my coding partner once about his choice of platform but not twice if he insists; similarly he trusts my business decisions...
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sharpshoot
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startup by jerry Kaplan. This book really gives you the insight and adrenaline involved in building an idea which was too early for its time. Emotional stuff :)<p>iCon: the unofficial biography of steve jobs. Tremendous into steve's character<p>
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Read your snail mail on the Web: RemoteControlMail
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reitzensteinm
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Dilbert :)
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Techcrunch empire to expand into seed-stage financing
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mattculbreth
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Lack of Mac malware baffles experts
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danw
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GTD didnt work for me.<p>The bits that I did find useful were<p>1) make lots of lists<p>2) read your lists often
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LicketyShip Launches P2P Deliveries
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danw
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I'm curious where, geographicaly speaking, are all those YC companies are now.<p>I can see some main options:<p>1) They stay where they joined YC. Either they remain in Cambridge or Mountain View.<p>2) They go home. They return to where they were based before YC, possibly because of visa issues or prior commitments.<p>...
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bootload
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'... clean wholesome fun. A watering hole for entrepreneur animals ...'<p>love that quote. Someones whacked up a 'search for co-founder site' ... can't remember where.
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Follow up on your leads with Lead Management software
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danw
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Well the two problems are operators and handsets. Tsumobi tries to make it easier to make apps for phones, helping solve the handset part of the problem.
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drop19
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We should all be planning to fly under big companies anyway and not targeting these kinds of large organizations at first.
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raju
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Founders at Work Hackers and Painters<p>(Disclaimer - I am moonlighting on my startup idea, but have these books to be a huge source of inspiration. Also, Joel's list is highly recommended. Another book, and it may seem off-topic is Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. It helps to study the lives of those who ha...
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jamescoops
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Ok so if you're looking to use equity to build your team but already have a product, brand, some traction what's the best way to give away equity to co-founders? Obviously you can't just say here's X% of the stock - what if they leave next week for a new job, dont do any work on the site for the next 6 months? Presuma...
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chwolfe
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1) Make YOUR users happy 2) Get bought out by big company ABC 3) Let ABC worry about selling it to the suits (They'll be better at it anyway).
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Biggest security threat? Your naive, careless or malicious users
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aristus
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Sure -- it's what got me into Lisp hackery after I had plateaued on other languages. This led to Emacs and then RSI, but 2 out of 3 ain't bad. :)
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Anyone like to be Co-Founder from Bangalore - INDIA ?
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zkinion
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Founders at Work :)<p>and Felix Dennis' "How To Get Rich"
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veritas
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The Traffic Stats for Digg & The Other Top Bookmarking Sites Revealed!
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Sam_Odio
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I talked with the reddit founders, and they indicated that they're doing around 160,000 unique daily visits these days.<p>That would make Quantcast's number (100,308 uniques) seem low... I have a hard time even believing compete's 433,070 unique monthly visitors.<p>This also contradicts with Alexa's data, which ranks ...
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blee001
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Be Quick - But Don't Hurry by Andrew Hill with John Wooden. This book reveals the secrets of running a successful organization.
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aristus
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I've had to make up for a college education so these may be old hat.<p>Alan Kay's UI lectures: <a href="http://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details.php?seriesid=1906978270">http://webcast.berkeley.edu/course_details.php?seriesid=1906978270</a><p>Ed Tufte, especially Envisioning Information<p>Structure and Interpretation...
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staunch
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Arrington has previously declared CNet his Goliath. I think things like Crunchgear is what he has in mind for expansion. <p>My take is that he finally realized no one can take over writing Techcrunch for him and maintain the quality that makes it so great. So he's hired Harde to work on all the details of implementing ...
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joshwa
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http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/how_to_market_your_web_app.php
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3 Different Ways To Market Your Web App
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danw
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mattculbreth
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http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070321-multicore-virtualization-and-a-shrinking-server-market-maybe-or-maybe-not.html
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The shrinking server market (due to multi-core and virtualization)
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staunch
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http://odeo.com/channel/103179/view
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Jackpot of 21 Podcasts For web designers, developers and entrepreneurs
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vegashacker
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http://startupschool.org/schedule.html
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Schedule up for Startup School -- includes a recent founders panel
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Sam_Odio
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http://www.newstatesman.com/200607030058
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Founder of Silicon Valley "as detestable as he always appeared"
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awt
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If business wants slow response time and lack of innovation then they're welcome to it.
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http://www.paulgraham.com/siliconvalley.html
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How to be Silicon Valley
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mynameishere
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Sorry for the extreme confusion. You mentioned making a "great album". When artists go to make a "great album" they need to use great tools. Great tools are expensive. Ergo, 1000 dollars isn't going to do it.<p>"There's a lot more to recording a band than having an expensive microphone."<p>Indeed there is. Great point....
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lak
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It shouldn't hurt to follow the same basic model as most companies use -- some amount of options, vested at a specific rate, probably with a one year cliff and then monthly vesting after that.<p>You have to be a lot more willing to fire, though; you don't want to find yourself owing stock to someone who wasn't producti...
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Sam_Odio
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http://www.paulgraham.com/america.html
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Why are there so few startups outside of the US?
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mynameishere
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Wow. What college did you go to? Unless you're talking about some particularily interesting skirt, I would have missed that...
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lak
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I'm running an open-source software startup (apparently one of the three entrepreneurs who read this site and don't care about web apps), and I get plenty of interaction from my community. My problem is that no one else knows the code base or the problem space nearly as well as I do, which means the majority of my tec...
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far33d
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http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/03/22/news-corp-nbc-may-announce-distributed-youtube-competitor-tomorrow/
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NBC, NewsCorp to announce YouTube Competitor
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far33d
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Great Kicker: Google doesn't seem to be particularly worried, either: execs are reportedly referring to the project as "Clown Co."
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amichail
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http://www.itconversations.com/shows/detail657.html
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Paul Graham on what business can learn from open source and blogging.
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danielha
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Here are a couple: <a href="http://www.flagr.com/maps/40">http://www.flagr.com/maps/40</a><p>Quite a few of them are in San Francisco, too.
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http://valleywag.com/tech/breaking/nbc-and-news-corporation-announce-246259.php
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CNBC video clip: NBC and News Corporation announce partnership
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danielha
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Sorry to add to the influx of NBC/News Corp. announcements, but I just caught this on CNBC and a video might help the early-morning drowsy readers.
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http://gigaom.com/2007/03/22/hp-goes-web-20-buys-tabblo/
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HP goes web 2.0, buys Tabblo
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notabel
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I think that question, like the question about stock, is largely to make you think about the problem, and see how you react to it. Obviously, it's not possible to produce a number with any real meaning; just discuss potentialities, grand strategy, basically the conceptual framework you'd use for producing that number....
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