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Found+READ: A new blog for startups
(techcrunch.com)
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This is the exact same article as "Y Combinator a new twist on finding hot companies," just with a different title. Weird. See http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=12524
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20y ago
Cool, but how is this different than http://teleflip.com? Also, it's been possible to send text messages to your phone for a while, see: http://lifehacker.com/software/cell-phones/send-sms-from-email-127033.php
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News.YC dashboard widget for your Mac
(sam.bluwiki.com)
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20y ago
Invite sent.
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20y ago
Ha, I have no idea who Kevin Smith is. I think I was able to figure it out, though... Remember to invite others on here!
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20y ago
I have three... Just post your email address & I'll invite you. Only catch is that once you get an account, you have to put your invites here as well.
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I'm in like with you invites
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I hate the censoring of comments on reddit & news.yc. It seems contrary to the entrepreneurial mindset. If Steve Jobs got on a board like this in the '70s, and announced that he was going to start a company building PCs when mainframes we
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20y ago
It's great that we're all networking - but I'm not sure the news.yc discussion threads are the place to do it. I was thinking about setting up a wiki to help co-founders post their bios & connect with others in their area... Anyone think th
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At some point, I'll be definitely interested in this...
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Wamily.com actually switched off MT because of downtime & mysql problems. MT will definitely be one of my first choices when they get all that sorted out, though.
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Cool - my brother uses Serverbeach and I've heard good things from him as well. Oh, and I forgot to mention, Steve from Reddit.com was saying they've had a good experience with Server City, which will rent out fractions of a cabinet. I thi
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Just wondering, for those of you running your own servers, where do you keep them? I started out with my boxes in my dorm room, under my bed :) Kept the bed warm, and I appreciated the "white noise," but reliability left something to be de
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Where do you colo your servers?
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This is an awesome "I can't believe I haven't thought of that" kind of idea. I love the RSS feed. I'm sure you guys will be getting a ton of submissions from desperate entrepreneurs like myself :) You might think about implementing some
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I liked the article, but had a hard time connecting it to the title. I think, based on the title, the author was implying that SalesGenie is a "big company" while GoDaddy is a startup. GoDaddy is younger, but it's not much smaller. SalesG
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20y ago
When I started a summer project, I used facebook advertising and campus flyers to find potential partners. I ended getting ~15 hackers interested in working on the project over the summer, interviewed 10, and picked two. We all worked an li
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20y ago
Cool site, it'd be nice if you had more robust geographic search capabilities. Google maps integration would be awesome.
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My, how things have changed. I love that entire section: ...A computer on which to develop software ($3000)... ...Secure server software ($5000). This does not seem to be an absolute necessity; there are a lot of sites on the web where you
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Upmodded, since we drink too much of the yc kool-aid as it is :) That's not to say the Microsoft hasn't jumped the shark.. but it is refreshing to hear the other side.
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Wamily.com recently went into alpha... I know the founders would love it if you gave it a spin and posted your thoughts. If you need an invite code, try VAYNK9.
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Alpha test a fellow news.yc startup: Wamily.com
(mashable.com)
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Hey Drew, Congrats on a great product. A linux port would be great for servers - I'm always rsyncing stuff between my linux boxes. For those who don't have shell access though, it would be cool if you integrated the service with (S)FTP.
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Work for a YC Partner: Anybots is hiring
(anybots.com)
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TISP - The wireless, broadband, nanobot supported ISP of the future. Today. Through your toilet.
(google.com)
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Yah woz has a lot of neat tricks. For anyone interested in this kind of stuff.. You can buy uncut currency sheets here: http://www.moneyfactory.gov/store/section.cfm/69 And the metal biz cards: http://www.plasmadesign.co.uk/metalbusiness
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As consumers, we are in charge of our own consumption decisions. Its aggravating to see people try to pass that responsibility to others. The most successful product, service, or even startup is going to be the one that people use. Sure,
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wow this site is driving me crazy. The data isn't even that accurate... Earlier they indicated reddit was getting ~400k hits / month, from what Alexis has said, they're actually getting more like ~160K / day.
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TripSync quietly launches
(techcrunch.com)
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