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by Readmore 19y ago
That's interesting, I didn't realize that. I really like the tech, I would just rather have it on my coffee table than in a bar. I need to charge my friends for eating and drinking at my place ;)
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by Readmore 19y ago
I'll agree with the iTunes rant but the rest is pretty shallow. You can't call Apple the 'copycat' when their products are superior. And trying to compare MS tabletop UI to the iPhone is like amateur hour. We all know MS stole that UI from
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by Readmore 19y ago
Yeah I'm not a Zuckerberg fan, but for some reason I keep reading about him.
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by Readmore 19y ago
Steve is brilliant! What can you get at an Apple store for $100? A keyboard, a mouse, or a gift card. This $100 store credit is going to end up selling MORE Apple hardware because everything is so expensive. People get to feel all warm and
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Wired: "How Mark Zuckerberg created the web's hottest platform."(wired.com)
9 points by Readmore 19y ago|9 comments
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Facebook comes out of the walled garden.(blog.facebook.com)
1 points by Readmore 19y ago|1 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
I agree completely. Web 2.0 isn't about flashy web graphics it's about understanding how to bring users together in such a way that you create something new and exciting. Data-mining is the best way to generate actual businesses from 'Web 2
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by Readmore 19y ago
I personally think it's good that the authors recognize they need to bring in someone else to 'handle the hustle and bustle of starting a business.' However, from reading the article I get the impression that they don't want to put in the l
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by Readmore 19y ago
So I should find the stories that PG votes up and then vote them up so I get a 'louder voice'? Sounds good to me ;)
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Newsweek wants to talk about how cool Facebook is...(msnbc.msn.com)
3 points by Readmore 19y ago|0 comments
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Adobe takes aim at Microsoft and Apple(wired.com)
11 points by Readmore 19y ago|1 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
You don't have time to read 30 books when you're starting a company. I hardly even have time to write this comment.
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by Readmore 19y ago
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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by Readmore 19y ago
Dvorak is so horribly bad at his job! I don't understand why they even let him on the Internet anymore.
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by Readmore 19y ago
Private Space Companies. It's time that we finally step into the next frontier.
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by Readmore 19y ago
That is a very nice implementation. You also have a great list of coders there, let's hope you can get them for the book. Good luck.
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by Readmore 19y ago
You're funny jcwentz
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Moka5's intriguing virtual computer -- PC on a thumbstick(venturebeat.com)
4 points by Readmore 19y ago|2 comments
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Google buys GrandCentral phone service(venturebeat.com)
1 points by Readmore 19y ago|0 comments
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LG to develop YouTube phone - Keeping up with the Jobses is good for everyone(techcrunch.com)
2 points by Readmore 19y ago|0 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
Ah ha! I had not seen that.
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by Readmore 19y ago
That's very true, I used to read and post here much more when I had to be at work all day. Since I quit to work on my startup I don't have nearly to same amount of time. There is a essay I've been meaning to write about taking the plunge an
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Zoho and others launch their iPhone specific offerings today.(venturebeat.com)
2 points by Readmore 19y ago|3 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
I think co-founders can both help and hurt you depending on how focused they are. If you are very focused on your startup and working the long hours to make it happen it can be rough when you can't fully depend on your co-founders to get as
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by Readmore 19y ago
Haha yeah, it's from this month's magazine.
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by Readmore 19y ago
Fair enough, but I've been using RoR for 2 years and it is amazingly useful. It's a far better web programming environment than php or django. If you didn't like it that's cool, I really don't care, but don't submit your language bashing bl
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by Readmore 19y ago
I just get tired of everyone that writes a website becoming an authority on all things Internet related. That said, my comment was off the cuff and I'll retract it. I'm sorry if I hurt any feelings.
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by Readmore 19y ago
If you don't like Ruby no Rails don't use it. There doesn't have to be some religious debate every time someone 'takes it for a spin'. Ruby on Rails makes you more productive, end of story. (Edited to remove unnecessary flame. Sorry about t
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Google Maps and the rise of the Hyperlocal web(wired.com)
4 points by Readmore 19y ago|2 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
I went with Assurant health (www.assuranthealth.com) because I need maternity coverage for my wife.

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