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Payton
18y ago
I thought your posts were pretty funny. Keep up the good work. Good luck with the rest of your day - it sounds like you are going to need it!
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Reasons to move to a startup
(thisrealjob.tumblr.com)
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Tom Mendoza, Vice Chairman of NetApp - Key points about business
(techvibes.com)
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Microsoft's New Advertising Strategy?
(alleyinsider.com)
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18y ago
I am using it along side my gmail account. I like the way the way they have improved traditional email. I like their tabbed interface and the calendar tool is fairly useful as well. The best feature is the attachment tab. Having a list o
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A Call To Arms - alternative funding options
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Opportunity Outside the Bio-dome
(techvibes.com)
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Ask YC: How important is location when your startup isn't looking for lots of VC money?
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19y ago
"The best people apply late" I am really curious as to where that factoid came from and how you could quantify that. I could see that the best people put thought into the application process, begin writing early and hold off on actually sub
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19y ago
Paying someone to read an email about your startup is essentially advertising, very very targeted advertising. You are paying Michael Arrington X$ to take notice of your company. I think your money would be better spent building a userbase
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Silicon Valley's Bubble 2.0
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Ask YC: startup or traditional work experience?
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Payton
19y ago
Fun idea and an interesting way to get some smart people on your radar!
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19y ago
I was reading this article and was thinking about how parents are trying to protect their children from parts of the web, and the concept of allowing only a handful of approved websites seemed like overkill. I am interested to hear the opin
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KidZui: The Kid Safe Browser - trying too hard to control the internet?
(techcrunch.com)
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19y ago
In my opinion, getting a big injection of VC money doesn't make it alright to turn up your burn rate a significant amount. I have never been through a round of funding, but it would make sense to keep your costs down wherever possible. A f