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jw
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I agree that you should know your target audience, but I think it's also a cost-benefit issue. I'm all for making your page accessible to as many people as possible, but in many cases it's not practical to cater to the 3 hits per month that for some reason still use Netscape 4.x.<p>I disagree with the article that you...
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RexDixon
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Infomercial as in Don Lapre, or even a late night WWE promo. Better yet - a late night ORIGINAL ECW video, with real promo's... commerical, video commercial -- sell your start up and save some money by grabbing some free ad space on CenterNetworks.
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amichail
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Yes, math is hard and successful academics in the field are super smart. And yes, mathematical ability declines with age.<p>However, I don't see that math is really all that important for 99% of web 2.0 startups.
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RyanGWU82
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Well, I'm at Stanford, which is a good part of why it's been so great. Before Startup School, I hadn't had the balls to apply to particulary competitive schools. (I was previously thinking of getting a master's in IT management from a local school. It's a good program if I wanted to be a contractor, but not when I rea...
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bootload
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There must be a bit of latent demand for <i>cute</i> or whimsical icons or cartoons. I remember back a while I saw an on-line <i>'wanted'</i> advert for blog cartoonist. So I'm not surprised ~ <a href="http://flickr.com/photos/bootload/213561726/">http://flickr.com/photos/bootload/213561726/</a><p>If you are, please r...
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dfranke
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I don't think the OP meant specifically that math is important, just that the same energy that makes young people better at math also makes them better at startups.
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<a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=7416">http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=7416</a>
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brett
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It would be really nice if links to this site went away.
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RyanGWU82
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Paul, on Saturday, you discussed YC's 100% satisfaction rating from the founders you've sponsored. I can't imagine that's true for <i>all</i> (non-YC) startups, but I bet it's still extremely high. I hope you do become more comfortable with this, because there are a bunch of us that are living much more inspired live...
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amichail
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Very few people are good at math. You need more than energy and enthusiasm to succeed in that field.<p>Anyway, older people bring critical skills to a startup such as creativity, which can improve over time as you try and observe all sorts of ideas.
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far33d
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it would be cool if the sprites had some ballistic motion after they were spawned... with velocity based on the initial direction of the delta that spawned the sprite + some gravity, maybe some turbulence and random lifespans and size changes. <p>I've had too many years making particle effects....
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zaidf
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I don't know of what use it is to guess the "likelihood" of something such as this.<p>The way it works with us is I usually make the technical decisions with my tech partner in my mind. Yes there are times we run into disagreements but they are discussed and resolved UNLESS you make disagreements a personal thing in wh...
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Readmore
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This is a really interesting idea, it would be cool to have an API for pipes but I supposed you could really do the same thing locally by just scraping the data sources. I'm pretty excited to play around with this.
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eli
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direct link: <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/09/newmark.internet/index.html">http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/09/newmark.internet/index.html</a><p>It's a good read, but it's from last year.
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whacked_new
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I think it is dangerous to expect a cofounder to be a yes-man. You are probably better off without a cofounder at all. I'd imagine a good partner would complement your ability, and provide interpretation from a different angle.
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zaidf
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If the link comes broken for you, use this: <a href="http://www.slideshare.net/zaidf/how-i-sold-my-idea-to-my-cofounders">http://www.slideshare.net/zaidf/how-i-sold-my-idea-to-my-cofounders</a>
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nickb
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They're just overlaying sprites (stars in this case) in areas of high deltas (changes). That's all.
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Elfan
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I'm a CS major but by the time I'll graduate I'll have taken more math than CS courses (degree requirements are funny that way). I would tend to agree with you about the relative difficulty if CS and math but this could be partially a consequence of how it is taught. If some school was crazy enough to offer a "real" ...
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cwilbur
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The problem with enterprise software (at least as I understand it) is that it's frequently bespoke data processing software, written in-house -- it's not the sort of thing that you can do once and sell to multiple clients, it's the sort of thing that needs to be customized for each client.<p>I think that it has the pot...
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dfranke
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Sigh. The sum of the scores on my four comments is now 6 and yesterday it was 3 (should always be 4). Apparently this is a bad idea.
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Elfan
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Unless I missed a subtlety he meant "smart" as in intelligent. He later clarified that one should never compromise intelligence for experience when hiring.
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domp
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I just want to say that this program is nuts. You can get started without being signed up so I'd say try it out. It's pretty impressive and I'm almost positive that it's built with Adobe Flex. Runs a lot like a desktop application. I've been waiting to see a good use for Flex.
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dhouston
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right -- but if your employment docs say, for example, that your employer owns all IP you create <i>including</i> stuff you do on your own time and out of the office (yes, a draconian clause, but not that uncommon!), you can be in big trouble if your startup takes off and your former employer is legally entitled to (i....
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Elfan
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He didn't specify. <p>Notes: <a href="http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dczgjp36_7c78dgn">http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dczgjp36_7c78dgn</a>
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divia
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I'd love one too if you still have any left you'd be willing to give out. (I'll throw it out there that I'm female, in case that makes it any more likely you'll give me one :-). I'm willing to bet most people here aren't.)<p>diviam at gmail
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Joel Spolsky: The famous blogger on software productivity (Video)
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Top 10 Brands on Digg
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chandrab
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I worked at company full of ex-Digital Equip Guys and they had similar procedures to Google except they had design "approach" reviews, where over lunch you presented your design for a feature/function etc. to your peers. It was quite effective for finding new approaches or things you haven't thought about. I was impre...
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randallsquared
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But if we avoid requiring the dedicated poll code, PG won't need to get around to writing it... So the obvious solution is that everyone should make a point of doing a poll a day until PG writes the code.
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dfranke
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I don't understand the relevance of your point about CS curricula. My comparison was with respect to my ability to read research papers written by professors, not to do classwork at my current level. I'm observing that math papers are much more difficult to understand and inferring that the state of the art in math i...
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chandrab
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I got to say this was idea was very clever. kudos to Phil K!
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Silicon Valley's middle class
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dherman76
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Very impressive essay. I'm a founder of a startup and agree with most things here. Great job.
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Goladus
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What is the benefit of using the "web browser as the environment" mentality in this case? Future extensibility? Scalability? Rapid development? Or just that they couldn't think of a better way to do it?<p>
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iamwil
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Hey, that's one way to flirt with the ladies...casting your spell.
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Goladus
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Reddit renders in lynx. The reply boxes aren't hidden in the comments list, and I can't log in. Otherwise the site is easily usable.<p>I can load lala.com, and do get a nice description of the page (which is better than some sites!). I can access the search field, but can't change the categories. I can't press the ...
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jw
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Sure, that may be what AJAX and Web 2.0 are about. But isn't the point of a web site to provide some service? In the case of Lala, the service is to facilitate CD trading (or something along those lines). To best provide that service, do they really need Web 2.0 and AJAX? If they want to accomodate users of mobile ...
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jayded
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Hate to burst your bubble but it's been done already... ...sodahead.com
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markfranks101
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I find their information rather informative. Maybe you should go away!
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Goladus
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I've discovered that writing MIDI music is eerily like writing software. The whole process feels almost exactly the same. You compose (code), you listen (run), you make corrections (debug), you polish (optimize), you add sections (modules/features), which leads to more correction and optimization. Sometimes, changes...
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Sam_Odio
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wow this site is driving me crazy. The data isn't even that accurate...<p>Earlier they indicated reddit was getting ~400k hits / month, from what Alexis has said, they're actually getting more like ~160K / day.
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whacked_new
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Um... why is this a link to a redirect?
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dfranke
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I think this is the last we'll see of them. Paul gave them an ultimatum yesterday and they just violated it with this post.
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brett
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yeah. whoops. didn't realize it was a dupe cause the other one is the 37signals writeup.
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I was never 100% sure about "net neutrality" (99% maybe) till I read the opposing view by Mike McCurry. What a blatant piece of hired hackwork. The side that needs to employ someone to write things like that must be the wrong side.
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staunch
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Works even more easily when the IP is static, you just register the name don't update the IP. But yeah -- get a domain :-)<p>
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lackbeard
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In case you have flash in your browser, but not power point: <a href="http://www.scribd.com/doc/21593/Scaling-PHPMySQL">http://www.scribd.com/doc/21593/Scaling-PHPMySQL</a>
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[kill please]
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britman
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Ok interesting stuff - thanks for the replies. Does anyone know the guys from auctomatic post on these pages at all?
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Great LAMP Scaling Presentation by Matt Ogle of Last.fm (PDF)
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ecuzzillo
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They need a bigger next-page button. I kept missing it, because I let go of the mouse on each slide.
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plusbryan
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That is pretty gosh darn impressive. Good work guys!
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staunch
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I agree wholeheartedly. What kind of woman would rather you spend decades of your life in a situation you find <i>miserable</i> than sacrifice and suffer alongside you while you follow your dream?<p>For someone who feels like I do this is totally non-negotiable. I would have no problem losing a woman over this question...
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amichail
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Intelligent along what dimension(s)? Or is he a believer in the g factor?
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staunch
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Get a sizable investment from friends/family/VCs or very painfully build your startup on the side nights/weekends.<p>There doesn't seem to be any other options. I don't think the consulting option is any better than working full-time for someone else.<p><p>
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dfranke
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This looks like a terrible abuse of Flash. Why not just encode the parameters into the image URL and have it handled server-side?<p>I'm not just being an ideological purist here. I have two systems. One is pure 64-bit and thus simply can't run Flash, and the other uses Firefox's FlashBlock extension. If your site de...
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staunch
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Tell me she didn't see a dime of his riches?
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Just send an email to founders at their domain name.
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BrandonM
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I just realized that I did leave a few things out that would be missed by not attending college. The first is that there are some interesting professors who are genuinely interested in teaching and give wonderful lectures. Secondly, some classes are structured to allow intelligent class interaction, and it can be enl...
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zkinion
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I've known most of thos from before, but this presentation puts it in the most simple way possible, and as straight forward as possible. Awesome!
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BrandonM
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On the sites that use AJAX correctly and effectively, I must admit that the UI is a marked improvement over past technologies. In many cases, though, it can be overkill: a waste of bandwidth and programmer time (i.e. it would be unnecessary for the Google home page to use AJAX to display search results). As an occasi...
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dfranke
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This is an interesting in-depth look at what any Reddit or USENET old-timer already knows too well: getting a community to scale up while remaining intelligent and cordial is a really hard problem. If anyone manages to solve it I'll be paying close attention.
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BrandonM
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Nice find. This is a nice, quirky, funny presentation for improving server performance.<p>A faculty candidate recently gave a talk at Ohio State about improving server reliability, and I have linked to her paper in the following submission:<p><a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=7517">http://news.ycombinat...
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staunch
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In California at least there are really good laws about this. No matter what your contract says, it's important to remember that you cannot sign away your rights.<p>The key is to not utilize _any_ employer resources. That means no using the company-provided laptop, servers, office space, bandwidth, and especially time ...
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zaidf
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Good news for us:) This must be one of the most exciting industry to be in at the moment.
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far33d
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I've been thinking a lot about micro-finance/micro-credit for funding creative content. There are a lot of different possible ways to do it, and this is a nice one... Anything that replaces the labels, the studios, the publishers, etc has the potential for major disruption. But this site is still a middleman.
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vlad
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The above post was a parody. :)
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BrandonM
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That's true, but what was actually measured was the mean time to serve the entire request. I think in nearly any usage pattern, this would be the data point that you would be most concerned with. You want users browsing your pages to get their pages and small images very quickly, and if they have to wait a couple sec...
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michelson
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you beat me to it. i uploaded it as well: <a href="http://www.scribd.com/doc/21640/zend-talk">http://www.scribd.com/doc/21640/zend-talk</a>
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I think that it's unrealistic to build a startup around an unsolved fundamentally hard problem. Can anyone think of a counter-example that succeeded? Typically, the problem is solved first, and then the startup is built to implement the solution.<p>Solving hard problems depends too much on creativity and research. I'm ...
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ecuzzillo
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About time the music industry started to fix itself.
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I find some of the Cato (Libertarian) arguments against Net Neutrality quite persuasive:<p>"There is no evidence that broadband operators are unfairly blocking access to websites or online services today, and there is no reason to expect them to do so in the future. No firm or industry has any sort of "bottleneck contr...
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http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~bianca/project_pages/project_sync.html
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Improving Server Performance through Better Scheduling
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somethingorange
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If Paul Graham's conviction comes with seed funding, I'll do that.
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xyzzy
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I wonder to what extent this is a statistical artifact rather than a genuine improvement. For example, if you measure performance as the mean time to serve each kilobyte, then the proposed scheduler does not increase performance.
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brlewis
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Please post more links like this one. I bet a lot of people here are like me. I have more tech knowledge than I need. Give me more marketing clue.
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bootload
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<i>'... "Does a price that ends in -000, like $490,000 seem casual? Is $499,999 too blue-light special?" I stared into my salad. Little did I know that Redfin's mad scientist, Mose Andre, was working on that very problem, crunching statistics on the data-set we pulled to calculate the Redfin Advantage. ...'</i> [0]<p>g...
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http://www.dgoel.com/BootstrappersBible.pdf
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BitGeek
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Actually, its very easy to argue. <p>You really haven't given a reason at all... only ad hominem. "Best people naturally want to be where teh best startups are". <p>I think the best startups are in Seattle, and I've compared both regions. I'm not saying people should move to seattle, though, because "Best" is a fuzz...
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aglarond
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"3) Do you have young kids? Spend your time with kids, not in a startup. You'll be glad you did later on. No matter how much money you make, you won't be able to buy back time!"<p>This is one of my main reasons for starting a startup - I want to be able to spend more time with my kids. At my current job, I get maybe a...
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ecuzzillo
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Yeah, I can totally see this being smooshed by Google like Kiko was. PG said that Google was only good at stuff that worked for hackers, but I bet it could parlay its Gmail userbase into a Zenter-killing web-based Powerpoint, even though hackers don't generally do that much powerpoint.
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randallsquared
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It just takes longer to evaluate the worth of a novel than the worth of a blog post, so if you read only novels, it might be weeks before you find one you really like, but if you're reading blog posts, you're likely to find something you really like later today. For equally good blog posts and novels, the worth of the...
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Tichy
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I couldn't find any info on the license for Apollo yet, but I guess it is not Open Source. Neither is Slingshot. It's certainly a very interesting development (especially considering mobile applications), but I would either wait for an open source framework or create my own.
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razvanr
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I wonder how Digg is the tenth among those. I wonder how it made the list actually.
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paul
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Wow, the past was an awful place... :)<p>The video is fun to watch too: <a href="http://www.archive.org/details/Business1987_3">http://www.archive.org/details/Business1987_3</a>
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razvanr
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Nice. It seems a bit complex though for the casual user. But I can see it catch on.
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http://franticindustries.com/blog/2007/03/29/are-you-creating-a-product-or-launching-a-business/
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BrandonM
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I am very happy to see all of these music startups. My startup idea is one which should help to change the current structure of the music industry for the better, but I'm glad to see that such changes are already happening. Their funding model in particular is quite clever, one that seems eerily similar to one I read...
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The title of the article is interesting, because it's a phenomenon I hadn't even considered, but:<p>"""STORY HIGHLIGHTS<p>Students abstaining from sites like Facebook for Lent<p>Graduate student Kerry Graham is finding the sacrifice difficult<p>Emory University student Jocelyn Chiu giving up the Internet Clinical psych...
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The New, New Manager: What Geeks Can Teach Us About Getting Stuff Done
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BitGeek
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Zuckerberg is not very smart here, and his comment illuminates the area where younger people are stupider (in general): Blindness. Lack of awareness of the world around you means that you will not understand what your customers are asking for, etc. You can get away with this when all your customers are within 2 yea...
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It's Justin, Live! (SF Chronicle story on Justin.tv)
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