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python_kiss
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&#62; Getting Real is staying small and being agile.<p>I couldn't agree with this more. Businesses that give up control, gain in mobility what they lose in command. And mobility is the key to innovation in any startup.
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http://www.freddestin.com/blog/2007/02/fowa_the_index_.html
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Everything you need to know about Funding - Notes from FOWA talk by Ben Holmes of Index Ventures VC
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Andys
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For the sake of completeness, what might be some of the situations where an NDA or secrecy of the idea is important?<p>I'm guessing an example would be if you are entering negotiations to be bought out by a public company.
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danw
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Out of curiosity are the passwords kept hashed?
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shankys
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Startup Success 2006 [video] - Panel moderated by Guy Kawasaki featuring Reid Hoffman (LinkedIn), Joe Kraus (Excite, Jotspot), and others
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Ninjamonk
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another one for rss here. I love this its just what I have been searching for. <p>maybe the stories to open in another window also.
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6 Startup Lessons For The Year 2007
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python_kiss
1,172,280,335
About an year ago, a company hired me to code a corporate instant messenger. There was no technologically innovative angle to it; yet, my employer insisted that I sign an NDA before the project be disclosed to me. The process took about three weeks and wasted time that could've been spent on actually coding it.<p>In my...
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python_kiss
1,172,281,965
The number one thing that many startups fail at is defining a business model. While 2007 holds great promises for startup buyouts, that alone should not be a startup's business model. For every startup that gets bought by Google, there are a hundred others that don't. Simply put, a business is not a business if it does...
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python_kiss
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If news.ycombinator.com is running on php, then the following code can be used to convert into links:<p>$Insert_Message = eregi_replace('(((f|ht){1}tp://)[-a-zA-Z0-9@:%_\+.,~#?&//=]+)','&#60;a href=&#34;\\1&#34; target=&#34;_blank&#34;&#62;\\1&#60;/a&#62;', $Insert_Message); $Insert_Message = eregi_replace('([[:space:]...
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danw
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http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/etel/2007/02/22/doesnt-the-social-web-realize-that-people-talk.html
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Doesn't the Social Web Realize that People Talk?
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web2ireland
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Coffeeclubs, Conferences, Coworking and Community
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papersmith
1,172,286,258
VC money can be a good thing if you know exactly what to do with it. Google used the funds to buy servers which they couldn't afford before, but in the end it turned out to be money well spent. But if you just raise the money to live up to the convention, then you should think again. The worst thing you could do is ...
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python_kiss
1,172,281,566
The market has a natural tendency to segement. This trend is driven by both, the consumers and the businesses. Considering that point in mind, I believe that the next big social network/startup will be much smaller than MySpace. We are in the era of super-niches; the market we appeal to will get smaller as the competit...
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ninwa
1,172,286,639
What? I thinks the author goes a bit far with his idea that people need to talk. Does anybody remember how and why BBS' were so popular? It's because you had a voice, an anonymous voice, and you could share information without being judged. I don't know why the author thinks that people on sites don't communicate (mayb...
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http://m4th.com/Articles/Article.php?Article-Title=Anatomy-of-a-Successful-Social-Network
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Anatomy of a Successful Social Network
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Alex3917
1,172,284,598
The best things I've learned from previous startup attempts is how to tell good product ideas from bad ones, and the difference between a good product and a good company. The bad news is that now I've weeded out all my own ideas.<p>I guess I won't be applying this summer.
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jrbedard
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http://odeo.com/channel/30142/view
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Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Podcast series
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jwecker
1,172,291,465
Go ahead and keep a secret when you really strategically need to keep a secret. Don't get emotionally attached to it being a secret though- because one day, probably soon, it'll get duplicated. And do you have a thoroughly thought out realistic business reason to keep it (temporarily) secret in the first place? Usua...
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jrbedard
1,172,285,938
This is a series of really good Podcasts about entrepreneurship given at Stanford Univsersity. Famous entrepreneurs, VCs and engineers share their thoughts about the world of technology. For those of us that are not lucky enough to attend those seminars at Standford :)
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web2ireland
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Irish OpenCoffee Club - entrepreneur/startup meetups
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e1ven
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How to Network- For Introverts
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jwecker
1,172,291,664
I'll bet when Arc is really ready that whole thing will take about 4 characters, right Paul? ;)
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phil
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Audio of talks by Cal Henderson, Josh Schachter and many others
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jamiequint
1,172,288,421
I see a castle!! haha (Check out 37:00-38:00)
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e1ven
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Founder Compensation Survey Results (Nov, 2006)
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srini
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http://www.nichegeek.com/10_unconventional_but_successful_online_homebusiness_ideas
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10 Unconventional But Successful Business Ideas
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jamiequint
1,172,284,836
I definitely notice #4 sometimes
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25 Start-ups to watch.
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Nick_Smith
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The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin - full story of a 1720s startup
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brett
1,172,294,696
worth a read, yes. but everything? hmmmm.
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jamiequint
1,172,284,657
I was just talking with somebody a couple weeks ago about something very similar to this. Maybe this could be mixed with an idea like coworking (http://coworking.pbwiki.com/)
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phyllis
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C'mon, what about this: http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,68710-0.html
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phil
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I think these are notes from a conference talk he gave. There are lots of others so I posted the link, see: <p>http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=833
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phyllis
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Digg Upgrades Spam Armor, Unblocks Sites
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pg
1,172,297,482
They wouldn't even need this &#34;feature&#34; if they had a more sophisticated algorithm for ranking stories on the frontpage. The source of all their trouble is that a story that makes the frontpage becomes the *top* story on it, instead of working its way up like on reddit (and here).
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dougw
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I really liked the comment on giving some service away before account creation. In my experience, one of the largest hurdles to user adoption is getting something useful from the site. If a user is able to see the value of the service *before* putting something into it, they are more likely to understand the offering...
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Harj
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http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2007/02/what_tail_is_wa.html
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What tail is wagging the &#34;user happiness&#34; dog?
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1,172,296,252
This is one of my favorite books. I've read it several times.
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Difference between Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates?
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python_kiss
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11 Reasons Why OpenID Rocks/Sucks
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srini
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http://www.seorefugee.com/seoblog/2007/02/06/top-ten-lessons-ive-learned-about-managing-an-online-forum/
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Top Ten Lessons I've Learned About Managing An Online Forum
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ch
1,172,292,859
I posted this because I find it interesting that nearly all of these start-ups to watch have a business model based solely on advertising.<p>I suppose the advertising space is so large that everyone can make money selling eyeballs, but I think I'd invest in the companies with an actual product.<p>My money is on Fon.
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dougw
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Does anyone want to guess what industries IT spans for the consideration of the survey referenced?
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What tail is wagging the &#34;user happiness&#34; dog?
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dougw
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Without a community you either have to create a sales force in-house or use outside &#34;hired&#34; labor/advertising. Essentially, without community, it will be up to you as a entrepreneur to evangelize your project. Community ensures viral growth through word-of-mouth advertising and it gives value to the network d...
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Difference between Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates?
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python_kiss
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Recommendation Systems are Redefining the Web
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http://www.thinkvitamin.com/features/design/turning-visitors-into-users
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Turning Visitors into Users
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http://overstimulate.com/articles/2006/08/24/amazon-does-it-again.html
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Amazon's EC2 is a great resource; Here's one early article about it, but it has the potential to help *SOLVE* the scalability problems
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python_kiss
1,172,298,585
While I don't use OpenID myself, there are a number of users on my social network asking for its integration. It seems that many users are now beginning to *expect* Web 2.0 startups to have support for it (just as they did for Firefox). Not surprisingly, we are hoping to port such a system on our site as well. What do ...
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python_kiss
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How to fix Google
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papersmith
1,172,307,183
Project Gutenberg version with illustrations:<p>http://www.gutenberg.org/files/20203/20203-h/20203-h.htm
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python_kiss
1,172,299,291
The acceleration of computation has transformed everything from social and economic relations to political institutions. A social network can harness the combined computation of the average Joe and create a rudimentary form of artificial intelligence. Amazon has already accomplished it. Today, we depend on Amazon bots ...
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danw
1,172,316,261
I think this article is mainly relevant to mobile web. If you've got myspace on your mobile phone why type in comments and messages when you can send a quick voice message instead? I know livejournal already offeres a similar feature with a voice posting phone number. Users can add a text transcript later when they're ...
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rms
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MP3's Loss, Open Source's Gain
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danielha
1,172,315,503
Advertiser heaven, absolutely.<p>Has anyone here read John Battelle's &#34;The Search?&#34;<p>He coins the term &#34;Database of Intentions.&#34; He suggests some really provocative scenarios that is even more applicable now with recommendation engines.
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immad
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Some products require scale or critical mass before they can be profitable. This is especially true for many website based on advertising models. Also ventures based around getting big partnerships (e.g. licensing deals) may require the prestige of VC backing before you can get through the door.<p>Secondly you might ha...
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rms
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Amen.<p> There are many different kinds of free
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python_kiss
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http://mashable.com/2006/12/14/19-ways-to-make-social-sites-pay/
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19 Ways To Make Social Sites Pay
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danielha
1,172,315,393
I can't say I agree with you there. You might have missed the point a little bit.<p>Even if you are 100% passionate in your product and believe in it every step of the way, it doesn't mean that you can just put up your house to pursue it.<p>The fact that entrepreneurs seek backing is because it is exactly that -- more ...
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python_kiss
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While the article uses Google as its subject, the idea can be extended to almost any company. Not since J.K. Rockefeller has any prominent person or company truly practiced the art of vertical integration. Microsoft, for instance, has been unsuccessfully playing catch up with Google. The whole &#34;Windows Live Mail&#3...
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dmnd
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Are you sure nobody can have the whole pie? Some domains have significant network effects, which work to prevent competitors from developing a useful service. E.g. eBay.
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volida
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Are you a born entrepreneur? Take the quiz
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brezina
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Kul, you should mention for the non-YC'ers out there that you are in fact a European who made the move to Silicon Valley for your startup.
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danw
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Top Five Articles for Presenters
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jwecker
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Well done Jeff- hope to be able to emulate that. Pretty cool that he knows his Star Trek, too :)
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danw
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Sorry, &#34;Everything you need to know&#34; was the name of the original talk. These notes don't cover everything but I hoped people would find some of this useful. Perhaps I should have waited till the audio & slides were posted.
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nate
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Inkling Incorporated - Featured in the Business section of today's Chicago Tribune
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jwecker
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11- stay on top of spam or die. And for heaven's sake don't sprinkle ads throughout. Better yet: 11- have a look at news.ycombinator :)
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mogston
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I'd like to see profiles display the owners' url/blog. It would give a great insight into the mind of the poster.
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joshwa
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Here's a community for matching angel investors with startup companies - lots of brick & mortar, but maybe useful?
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nippotam
1,172,326,486
Tiki uses only 3 fingers instead of 5.
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mogston
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RSS was actually the first feature i looked for - so very glad to see it working. I use netvibes to scan around 50 feeds every morning and afternoon, so the availability of the feed is critical if i am to monitor what's posted. Thanks!
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jwecker
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Google Tech Talks
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Whoever made the thing is certainly not a born hacker. If you decide to change a vote and click on Back, it takes you right off the page, and if you click on forward again, it restarts. Why does the thing even have to be flash? It could just be an html form.
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nandan
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Ebay itself acquired StubHub. So I guess there are some mitigating factors to networks effects.
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jwecker
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&#34;I know everything there is to know about funding but it is too large to fit in this margin.&#34; ;)
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ch
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It would be more interesting if news.ycombinator.com also checked if a URL was directly linked from a previously submitted URL; the URL was from the same site as the previously submitted URL.<p>Before you could commit a new submission news.ycombinator.com would present a list of matches (in descending order by date) so...
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dangrsmind
1,172,330,404
I think this advice is somewhat misguided. I'm currently on my seventh start up. I started two previously myself with my own money, but my current employer is VC and angel backed. (I am the chief scientist) Relying only on your own resources such as credit card debt or a second mortgage on your home can be a very ris...
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eli
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I thought 11 was &#34;write up a quick top 10 list about your site and get it Dugg, driving up your Google ranking.&#34; :)
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Polynomial Hierarchy Collapses: Thousands Feared Tractable (pdf)
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The Paradox of Choice - Why More Is Less
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jwecker
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True. And to clarify my comment, it is also a _slow_ way of growing in many cases. I've just seen so many people willing to burn through other peoples' money without a thought that the idea often appeals to me.<p>The real principle here is the golden rule of spending money- no matter what the source is: put yourself ...
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Quantum computation demystified: Shor's algorithm explained in a way that many people can understand.
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BrentCastle
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This is utterly nonsense. I'm even a basecamp subscriber (used in small side projects). Many have requested GANTT charts be added to basecamp, but jason et al. don't use them in their pm process so they refuse to ever add them no matter how many people request them. I know several companies that have been unable to ...
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dangrsmind
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I think this advice is somewhat misguided. I'm currently on my seventh start up. I started two previously myself with my own money, but my current employer is VC and angel backed. (I am the chief scientist) Relying only on your own resources such as credit card debt or a second mortgage on your home can be a very ris...
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TechStars 2007 - Funding program & seminars (similar to YC) in Boulder, CO
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mmcgrana
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Taking a sabbatical is of course a reasonable idea, but you will inevitably be tempted to fall back into the PhD program when things get tough at your startup. Every new founder can think of a lot of reasons why their company might not succeed; when you don't have the option of going back to school, you're less likely...
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danw
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The slides from this talk are now up on slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/cape/index-fowa/
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Fred Wilson: Patience pays for founders
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YouTube set to filter content -- Will they lose popularity?
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Writing and Maintaining Software are not Engineering Activities
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jmzachary
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This book and &#34;The Art of Worldly Wisdom&#34; by Baltasar Gracian (http://www.sacred-texts.com/eso/aww/) are my two favorite books I've read repeatedly for over 20 years. It sounds very cheesy, but they are both like a road map for my life. Everyone knows about &#34;The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin&#34; but f...
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Nick_Smith
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I bet YCombinator must feel a bit strange having this as the highest voted story ;)
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Does The Affiliate Marketing Going To Change Forever?
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Alex3917
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I'm halfway through reading this book right now. Honestly it's not that good, I wouldn't recommend it. The video might be good though.
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vikram
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The video is good. But if you didn't want to be walked through the evidence, just picture the menu of a typical New York Cafe, pretty difficult to figure out what you want without the specials page.
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python_kiss
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Hey, thanks for pointing that out. &#34;The Search&#34; does indeed provide provocative scenarios on this. I will quote directly from the book: &#34;..Zeitgeist revealed to me that Google had more than its finger on the pulse of our culture, it was directly jacked into the culture's nervous system. This was my first gl...
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danw
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I've listened to most of these a few months back and they're great. The tom Coates one contains brilliant advice for anyone creating a web app. His slides are available at http://www.plasticbag.org/archives/2006/02/my_future_of_web_apps_slides/<p>This page will be updated within the next few weeks with audio from the l...
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