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Google's Victims
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I think the author answers his own question in this post: "There are tons of new 'Diggs' popping up because development time is much shorter with online websites and applications than what we are used to seeing with desktop apps." Yes ther
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I agree with that. Artist doesn't mean someone to make the logos, it means some one to design your site and make it pleasing to the users. I've found that the sooner that happens in the process the better. In fact I'm starting to lean towa
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I've found that too. Sometimes it's hard to get into the flow while 'working from home.' An office that is seperated somehow can really make it easier to work.
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Good luck. I'd love to hear how you feel after you've launched.
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That's true, but I've found that it is much easier to have friends who will give you different opinions than to find someone committed enough to be a co founder. Surround yourself with people you respect and trust and you'll get the differe
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Hahah, exactly! I just decided to start using my own product even though it's not completely finished. :)
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I'm not trying to downplay the importance of co-founders so much as try to show people what they need to be looking for in cofounders as well as what they need themselves. YC has every right to want multiple founders, but for someone who do
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The Truth about the Lone Startup Founder
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If you follow Cringley you might have already heard about NeoKast, they are basically trying to do just that. Create a P2P tech for user streamed TV. It could be huge if it has a unified interface and isn't regulated to embedded players on
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That's hot!
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I'm excited to take a look at Joost and see how it's going to work out. Has anyone tried it? Do you have any insights into if it's the 'next big thing' in online TV?
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Joost is one step away from a wide release. Anyone have thoughts on it?
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Is Google too powerful?
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Google jumps into TV bed with Dish Network
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Apparently you don't live in Oklahoma ;)
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I see valid points on both sides of this issue. However, I think it's definitely worth looking into tech like Slingshot to see what could happen next. Rails has allowed the development of many applications that we would have never seen othe
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Project Agape = Friendster + Facebook?
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With my AppleTV only hours away from delivery I'm looking for some good tech or startup related video podcasts to enjoy in my living room. Anyone have any good ideas?
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RFC - Any good startup/tech video podcasts?
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Yeah it's an interesting glimpse into how he rules his companies. With some funny 80s style thrown in to spice it up ;)
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Steve Jobs at Next documentary - Old but very interesting
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Stephen King's 'On Writing' applies to software as well
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This is a really interesting idea, it would be cool to have an API for pipes but I supposed you could really do the same thing locally by just scraping the data sources. I'm pretty excited to play around with this.
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Yahoo! Pipes and the web as a database
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Startup work is mundane but still really rewarding because you live and die by your own abilities. Besides, if you make the startup work you can go work on any hard problem you want because you've removed the 'I have to make enough money to
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Wired Interview with the author of 'Almost Human: Making Robots Think'
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Apollo and Slingshot - Taking the web offline
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Scribd, the "YouTube for documents," copyright violations and all
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You're not picking out future entrepreneurs per se you're just getting the best kids. The odds are some of those kids are going to want to start their own company and when they do you are in a perfect position to help them and recoup some c
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