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With the industrial revolution, there was a massive shift among the lower/lower-middle classes from farming to manufacturing. Where will this large group of people who lost their jobs in the recent productivity surge go now? I don't think
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11. Neuberg & Neuberg Entrepreneur: Larry Neuberg Product/Service: Importing gold for gilding Start Date: 1962 Startup Costs: Virtually none Revenue: Estimated $3 million in 2010 12. Deeplocal Entrepreneur: Nathan Martin Product/Service
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1. Rent-A-Green Box Entrepreneur: Spencer Brown * Product/Service: Environmentally friendly moving supplies, delivery and pickup Start Date: 2005 Startup Costs: $7 million Revenue: $2.6 million in 2009 2. Mabel's Labels Entrepreneur: Julie
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You want to call them out here? Maybe with an anonymous handle if they know you?
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The value reddit users get is from viewing new and interesting content and comments. The value a user of a dating site gets is the PROSPECT of going on a face to face meeting with another person. If reddit engineers were good enough to make
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Yeah, I didn't get that either. It seemed to imply that Instructure was about to get their ass handed to them as Napoleon did on his ill fated venture. Seemed contrary to the tone of his post supporting the startup.
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Looks like these guys are open source. Blackboard has some kind of a "pledge" on their site not to sue open source projects. EDIT, Found it: http://www.blackboard.com/About-Bb/Patents/Patent-Pledge.asp...
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" But such blanket offers will mean lesser money available to non-YC companies" I actually think precisely the opposite will happen.
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For all the talk from U.S. politicians about encouraging innovation, it takes the Russian to come here and put his money where his mouth is.
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Egypt gets $1.5 Billion per year. No pocket change.
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Who did your design? I'm looking for one.
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I don't anything about that industry but I would assume that the trucking industry already has pretty advanced fleet tracking & management, do they not? If I'm a Walmart or a Best Buy I'd make it a priority to know exactly where all my
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I agree with the importance of delegating, but perhaps the work-at-home, not getting any questions after two months was also related to a major employee problem Derek mentioned somewhere in another post: employees began to feel as if he was
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Ask HN: Why was Eric Schmidt Hired to Run Google?
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Newspapers and other local advertisers will be a take a big hit while the Big G's battle it out.
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See below for population distribution of the U.S. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Uspop.svg The people at that bulge in the middle are now in their late 50s. When they start to die and sell their assets all at once, we're going to see
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At least it wasn't a Valtrex ad.
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You'd never get elected into the U.S Congress. Congratulations, I guess.
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I eventually want to focus on younger kids. But I want to be super careful screening any teachers that would be allowed to teach young children over live video, so this may take a while for me to find the right instructors. Shoot me an ema
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Sorry for the teaser! The site will be a one stop shop for online learning from high school to college, to working professionals. I've set up a live video platform to connect experts in specific subject areas to interested students with an
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There was a minor controversy on campus when OpenCourseWare was being rolled out. Some students thought opening up the courses was unfair since they worked hard to get in and paid $30k+ per year to attend MIT. I'm glad these folks didn't w
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There was another pretty interesting post a while back along similar lines. The guy set up a fake profile with a very attractive guy, a great job, and an exciting persona. Basically every woman's dream guy. He then used this fake profile t
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I hear guys talk about the marriage effect all the time but I suspect the increased attention they get from women isn't what you think it is. As a married man, you're now domesticated. Imagine going to the park and seeing a golden retrieve
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Boy, you weren't kidding: Stats from 2008: * Recognized as the #1 Fastest Growing CE Company by Inc. Magazine * Total of 100 employees * Shipped a total of 3,500,000 HDTVs * Total revenue exceeds 2 Billion Dollars
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Wasn't my favorite either. But I definitely learned a thing or two from their launch.
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HipMunk. They demonstrated that design & UI really matters.
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You're missing the point
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Open question: How could Yahoo have monetized delicious? I'll start: Use the browser plugin to deliver highly targeted but low profile ads to users. The targeting would be based on the longitudinal interest data they have for millions of u
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You have any examples of them starting legal action based on their patents? They have a "patent pledge" not to prosecute if you implement Open Source software, even if it's integrated w/ propretary software to some extent. http://www.bla
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Well said. I actually believe pride is a virtue if there is substance to back up that sentiment. I get a little miffed at the "aww, shucks, it's nothing " mentality from truly talented people.
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