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What It's Like Having Your Best Friend As A Co-Founder
(businessinsider.com)
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Frankly, that's more just McClure's style -- to be abrasive and have 9 different colors in his posts.
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Not everybody's born to be an entrepreneur; not everyone likes the challenge to build things from scratch. Everyone has a comfort zone.
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Nobody is entitled to any market.
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I've been using Priority Inbox for the last few days. I don't know how I managed my email without it.
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Zuckerberg himself donated to Diaspora, so I don't think he'd care. You're not going to see a startup get accepted that is essentially a competitor to Facebook -- it's too late for that. Even if it were, this partnership would give them th
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Announced: http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/405
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Social From the Ground Up
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I go through a process called "Will the Dog Eat the Dog Food." It was taught to me by my entrepreneurial mentors. After you have the idea and thought out the product some, you test whether the market will respond to it. I start with a few
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Poll HN: Should You Have a Co-Founder for a Successful Startup?
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Yes
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No
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Joyless parents: You're doing it wrong
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Hackathons Around the World and on the Web
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Bill Nye Analyzes User-Generated Oil Spill Solutions
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Thanks for the response to my article, Elbert. The difference between E-mail and Facebook is that email isn't designed to be social (aka it isn't designed to spread information to masses of people quickly), while Facebook is. However, I sti
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I think you may be asking the wrong crowd -- this is primarily a community of entrepreneurial developers. If you're at school, you're not coding. If you're paying for school, it's not going towards a startup. I think I'd go nuts at a biz
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Ask YC/HN: What's a problem, any problem, you'd like to see someone solve?
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Often times, we (journalists) get sent the news/releases directly. Most of the time we're not even sent the link, so that's what we work off of.
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New York Startups, Angel Investing and Talent
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Intel Leads $3.5 Billion Effort to Advance U.S. Tech and Innovation
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Is it actual confirmation? No. Is it the closest thing to confirmation yet? Yes, but it's about as useful as having a canister of gasoline to put out a fire.
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I'm Ben, Mashable's Co-Editor. We've been working on this redesign for months. Now that it's out, I wanted to get the opinion of designers and programmers that might catch things our team didn't see. Most of all though, we just appreciate
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We took the screen directly from the source - we didn't do the actual comparison.
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We link regularly to the original source, I'm sorry if it's not as visible, but I assure you we do regularly. The exception are ones coming in the form of company announcements, but even then we often link back to their blog posts. I'll tr
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I'm sorry about that. I've added a [via] tag at the bottom and expanded the link text to make sure credit is given where it is due. - Ben (Co-Editor)
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Google is a business. Their job, legally defined, is to create value (aka profit) for its shareholders. A more open web has helped Google, but opening up its search algorithms, a cornerstone to Google's growth, is just ludicrous and bad b
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It's way too easy to coordinate something like this.
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Fair enough; I know what situation you're talking about. While we were pursuing the story before other media orgs got to the story, I'm sorry that we hurt the YC community while doing it. It will be kept in mind in the future - we love the
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Mahmud, I'm sorry that you feel betrayed by us. We strive hard to bring facts, accurate reporting, and unique insights into social media and beyond. However, we've been changing and expanding our coverage base, and it has changed our cove
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