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rms
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Sorry, I missed the previous link about this and thought I got a scoop. Props to the judge for not going crazy and oversentencing, if nothing else. Though my personal view of the criminal justice system is that pretty much everyone deserves to get off without punishment, because the US system of punishment doesn't make...
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lkozma
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You're talking about Google, right?
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Consider figuring this out part of the application process.
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domp
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Justin just finished up on G4. He handled himself pretty well considering the host was sarcastic throughout the whole interview. The "Sex in the City" idea seems like a pretty interesting next step for his company. Anyone else have any thoughts?
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Google is welcome to apply.
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A better business model for incubators - innovation by collaboration?
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akkartik
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I want to separate what a website owner should do from what he is socially held accountable for. Consider the goatse trolls on slashdot. Slashdot introduced moderation to improve the experience of its users; people don't go around accusing slashdot's creators of writing offensive comments. There is a difference.[1]<p>T...
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Constantine
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Sadly I don't use outlook!
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juwo
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I wonder if YC has considered this before.
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rms
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http://web.archive.org/web/20040401192741/www.senderogroup.com/mikejournal.htm
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Stem cell transplant lets blind entrepeneur see. I'm incredibly cynical and this is truly the only inspirational thing I have ever read
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juwo
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please see <a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=6808">http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=6808</a> for more. While writing it I had an idea and blogged it.
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staunch
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Yeah and which calender? Gregorian I assume? Hard to know for sure!<p><p>
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Survivorship bias, or Why you can&apos;t say you can&apos;t
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rms
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There's also a great Esquire article about Mike. <a href="http://www.esquire.com/ESQ0605BLIND_114">http://www.esquire.com/ESQ0605BLIND_114</a><p>It's forming the basis for a book about him due in two months. There's a movie coming out too.
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Andys
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The problem with scaling YC is geography. YC is in USA, and we are not. We cant or wont drag our co-founders and girlfriends to YC, so Paul will never get to speak to us or talk to us about our ideas, and we have to waste time funding our own ideas instead of letting YC do it.<p>I actually filled out a YC form once a...
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rfrey
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My first ever blog post. Lemme have it with both barrels. Stemmed out of recent discussions about age discrimination.
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staunch
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Probably based on usage patterns.
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staunch
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Seems like such a "me too" move at this point. They should be trying to offer something uniquely great that Google hasn't thought of.
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Constantine
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I am not surprised at all.<p>Social networks are an interesting thing, Myspace in particular, on one side you have the people who actually find people who can help them and contribute to some sort of group project, and the other side where people feel popular and find friends, both of these are powerful and contribute ...
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nostrademons
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They should've called it SKI-combinator.
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mattculbreth
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mattculbreth
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PG: I laughed along with most everyone else at Startup School after your line about (paraphrasing) "if you're not smart then develop enterprise software, since it's a sales business, not a technology business."<p>Good one, and definitely some truth. I've spent a bit of time in this field and there's certainly the bori...
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aek82
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As a young startup founder myself, the one point that really drove me to uproot was the monotony of the day to day life in cubeville. I lasted a little over a year - told myself "what the hell" - and two weeks later.. I quit and started my own company. <p>The primary reasons I left corporate are already iterated in the...
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dannymo2
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http://www.techcrunch.com/2005/08/08/profile-youtube/
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"Overall, the service is excellent!"
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rfrey
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If anything worth reading came along, I'm not sure how you'd find it on that site... They need to make the content blink or something. Or jitter, that'd work.
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staunch
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Rub it in? It's a badge of honor in my opinion. rtm and merlyn were both hit by early confused laws:<p>( <a href="http://www.lightlink.com/spacenka/fors/">http://www.lightlink.com/spacenka/fors/</a> )
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binarybana
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Without seeing the work going into YC firsthand, I can only speculate on the limitations of that end.<p>However, looking further into the lack of quality applicants, I believe strongly that the failures of the public education system are a direct cause of this lack of applicants. In fact, I would be willing to wager th...
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brett
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brett
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Today I remembered seeing this on reddit after the last round of YC apps. <p>The reddit comments: <a href="http://programming.reddit.com/info/pzaq/comments">http://programming.reddit.com/info/pzaq/comments</a>
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pg
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We do sometimes fund expensive projects. Then the focus is not so much to get something launched in three months but just to build a good demo to take to VCs to raise more.
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dfranke
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My understanding is that RTM disagrees, and if I were him I would too. How would you like it if the first thing that most people free-associated with your name was the stupidest thing you ever did in your life?
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The See-Through CEO
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staunch
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I like to think I'd be able to embrace it by this point. I do sympathize with the traumatic affect it had on him.<p>I feel shame the country I live in treated him the way it did. Geniuses frequently suffer at the hands of lesser mortals.
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binarybana
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Interesting, its always a wakeup call to see the amount of real world conclusions that can be gleaned from a (seemingly useless) dataset. <p>An interesting parallel to human psychology as well: often the people you are quite certain have nothing to teach you are the ones with the most valuable lessons for you to learn.
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kobs
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I chuckled as i read this in my inbox the other day. i really hope no one falls for this
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dfranke
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Hi, who are you and where do you hang around? I'm surprised to see another news.yc reader in my department whom I don't know.
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budu3
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I thought that you'd be chaffed at being copied.
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dmgreer
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Psychedelically Beautiful 3dSkiMaps!
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zaidf
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Like I tell people, it has only been 3-4 years since the social network thing took off. We have very little idea where it will be five years from now. Very little. <p>One thing for sure is that this is not a fad. It is way too big and too outreaching to be a fad. Plus I don't hear people saying "hey I joined a social n...
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zkinion
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I KNEW THIS WOULD HAPPEN!!!<p> At startup school, at the end, Adam was giving some advice of making a bold statement at the start, then scaling it down telling you how you're going to get there. That was great salesmanship, and GREAT advice. Most of what I heard during startup school and from talking to other entrepe...
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nickb
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Be careful not to bet your whole company on someone else's data! Mashups beware!
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budu3
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"which should turn out to be extremely successful" - Sounds like the regular marketing BS. Very patronizing.
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dmgreer
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D'oh! I was just doing my profile, didn't mean to start a discussion. But if you must know...<p>Psychedelically beautiful 3d Ski Maps show you at a glance the steepness of the slopes on a color scale that's the same for all ski mountains, so there's no more guessing what they really mean by "beginner", "intermediate", ...
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nickb
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I absolutely loathe Y! Mail's new interface. It's suppose to resemble Outlook and Oddpost (Y! acquired them) folks have spent a lot of time copying it. Problem is that Outlook's UI is not that great to begin with. All that clicking and dragging and split-pane views are so damn annoying and slow. <p>More here: <a href="...
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jamongkad
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I'm pretty impressed with the amount of coverage Justin.tv is gaining. If anything else if worse comes to worse and they don't make it big. This will be a precursor for start ups to build a platform from. But yeah I know I said it might be a waste of time but I think I'll be eating those words soon enough!
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Web 2.0 Media: New Way To Monetize Your Blog - Amazon Context Links Launch Today
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zach
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"Enterprise" software is a market distinction, not a functional class of software, right? Are you asking if the enterprise software market is interesting if you're somehow smart about it?
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far33d
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Maybe this will give sebastian thun more money to make cars that drive themselves!
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noisemaker
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10 MORE ways to create a breakthrough in your life.
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dfranke
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I've been seeing these recently and they're incredibly irritating. They're like Microsoft's ill-fated "smart tags". The moment I come across one of these it's an automatic back-button click.
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icky
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I've been going the consulting + startup route, and I already feel the way about "real jobs" as Paul described-- serfs, or slaves. I feel a certain pity for them.
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lupin_sansei
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Sam_Odio
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Did google acquire stealth startup vutool?
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Sam_Odio
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It would seem that - technically - this is due the first minute of April 2nd, PST, since April 2nd begins at 12:00AM(midnight) and ends at 11:59PM.<p>Honestly, I think anyone worrying about this has too much time on their hands.
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annex_hipster
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Paul, your essays inspired me to quit my job even though I was looking forward to a nice promotion. A couple of years was enough. I'm two weeks into my startup, which I'm basing on a Paul Graham/Joel Spolsky hybrid model. I'm building up capital by taking on some small- to medium-sized projects while prototyping my rea...
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far33d
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Trains and VCs
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ecuzzillo
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Does every pair of founders consist of a Jobs and a Woz? <p>Off the top of my head: Apple: Jobs, Woz<p>(pattern match below)<p>Viaweb: PG, rtm<p>Google: Sergey, Larry<p>Reddit: Alexis, Steve<p>Paypal: Thiel, Levchin<p>It seems not uncommon that the Jobs, if this theory is correct, can also hack, unlike Steve Jobs. I d...
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Sam_Odio
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Congrats, vlad, you actually got his name right this time :)<p>You're a riot! --star
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http://baris.typepad.com/venture_capitalist/2007/03/entrepreneur_sh.html
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Back When "Beta" Actually Meant Something
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Social Search done well!
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heriks
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A sad thing about life is that after squandering ten years on playing in bands and stuff (point 11), if you eventually do get your act together and go to university and then (point 16) take the default route to a job in a big company, happy to make a living at all; after a while, if you have half a mind, you'll end up ...
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Constantine
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Well personally I find that keeping secrets hurts any relationship, company or personal.<p>People are bloody minded bastards when they think you are not on their side, but when you clean up your messes and make them feel included they will take a bullet for you.
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BrandonM
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Wow, thanks a lot for the link. As someone who has not fully submitted myself to the blogging craze, I had some trouble seeing what it was all about. After reading this article, I am thoroughly convinced that widespread blogging is a very good thing.<p>I guess the main thing holding me back from publishing my own mus...
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Web 3.0 Acceleration
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Constantine
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Wow, that makes "Not just the owner, but also a client" mean a lot more!
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The poor man's blog advertising
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Viral mediums, Viral products, Viral Marketing and Viral=Good
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corentin
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On Eric Sink's blog, the short story of the inventor of a security mechanism testing it on himself: <a href="http://www.ericsink.com/articles/Yours_Mine_Ours.html">http://www.ericsink.com/articles/Yours_Mine_Ours.html</a> (in the section "The Best Dogfooding Story Ever"; but the whole article is a good read).
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Sam_Odio
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That doesn't make sense for the founders, though.<p>It would be in their interest to take as little money as possible early on, so that they give up less of the company's equity.<p>Then - later when the business model has proven itself - and the valuation is higher - take on additional capital.<p>You'll be giving up mu...
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rikard
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What if I'd like to accomplish something, like building an operating system or a world wide web, and don't really care about the money. What if I just want to change the world. Should I start a company and if so why?
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Constantine
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Well he is right of course, Woz needs a Jobs, or at least someone who is significantly part Jobs to get anywhere, designing cool things is definitely an enviable ability, but without someone to focus that ability you have the worlds smartest garbage man.
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iPhone Factoids: One Million ... Indications of Interest
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nurall
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Another way of looking at this is to realize that beta testers are hard to come by, and one could leverage from the already existing pool of beta testers (53,651). Most startups want to improve their pre-money valuation before going to the VC, the most important ingredient for achieving that is a stable system that is ...
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Zurich, Switzerland - you can reach me over gmail.
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Constantine
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Well I do enjoy you using the "Viral=Good" thing. I think a lot of people and advertisers who try to make something viral forget that the entire reason something becomes viral is because people like the content, not because you have some sort of voodoo.<p>If you want to make something viral, make something good. :D
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ced
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Hypothesis: "I'd rather work on hard AI problems at Google than create a startup and bitch about how Safari is not rendering my site properly."<p>What do you think? I haven't tried either, but working on cool problems ought to be worth something. Most startup work seems rather mundane.
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immad
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Thats something I wrote a minute ago.<p>Feels like self-promotion to put my own blog post on here, but I am interested in peoples views on it.
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Constantine
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This is plain genius.<p>As an infrequent blogger I do know that one of the hardest things is coming up with good and relevant content, and a post about some new web business that is starting up is not only pretty easy and interesting, but a serious cool factor as well.<p>I can see this really taking off, and people eve...
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Constantine
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Well Alex makes an interesting point, that you would need more skill to get a big return on the little hands, but I still think that if you had a large sum of capital and you were especially good at the poking, that small investments would pay off exceptionally well.
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Microsoft Accidentally Sends Secret File On Journalist, To That Journalist. Oops
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Constantine
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Hilarious! While it is obvious for a company to keep tabs on how to act around certain news fiends it is amazing that someone would send those notes to the person.<p>This is truly a laugh riot.
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Constantine
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Interesting, but my eyes!
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dpapathanasiou
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Both Zimbra and SalesForce.com are doing it, i.e. taking an "enterprise" product and making it web-available to anyone.<p>And while both still sell to large companies, they also reach individuals and smaller firms, too.
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Vutool: Stealth Startup of a "Google Earth" from the ground level
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mattculbreth
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Yeah, that's pretty much it. Asking really for clarification on Paul's comment about enterprise software in his speech. I sometimes think we've gone a bit too much B2C lately, and we're missing out on a lot of opportunities to Make Something People Want, with the People in this case working at big companies in tradit...
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pageman
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dear Paul et. al.<p>I'm a Paul myself ... :) Y Combinator is an inspiration for me! I think that as Y Combinator incubates more companies successfully, more and more groups will apply. :)
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Constantine
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Wow. Just wow. That is heartrending, I really don't even know what to say.
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dpapathanasiou
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Enterprise software has a bad rap because it's such a jaded business; decisions almost never get made for the right reasons, and the level of politics and bs is absurd.<p>From my own experience: unless you're doing something really special (and even then it's not guaranteed), it's tough to convince a large firm to lice...
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staunch
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What's scary is this reveals how Microsoft basically wrote a Wired story. Yet another reason why "blogs" will win out, not even Microsoft can control them all.<p>
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Can new startup iLetYou compete with Netflix and Blockbuster?
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Toondoo: New startup that helps you create comic strips
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Alex3917
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"Does every pair of founders consist of a Jobs and a Woz?"<p>I think our school system is very much designed around this idea of "give a man a fish and you'll feed him for a day, teach a man HOW to fish and you'll feed him for the rest of his life." <p>Almost everything we learn in school is a HOW question. Hacking is ...
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staunch
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As comfortable as Google is you're right in acknowledging that there are more ambitious challenges to be had.<p>Good luck -- enjoy the ride.<p><i>"Fortune and love favor the brave"</i> -- Ovid<p>
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aquarin
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cbueno
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PR move, just like "unlimited internet". The architecture doesn't support unlimited anything, but like everyone else I have, what, 100MB in there, tops? So declare victory and go home. Doesn't cost them a thing except some config work by the Mail team.
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count0
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Greate article.<p>But I have the impression that PG means "to start starup is to launch a web application". right?<p><p><p><p>
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