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by aditya 16y ago
Is that why you're still single? ;-)
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An Early Look At News.me, The New York Times’ Answer To The Daily(techcrunch.com)
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by aditya 16y ago
No deep truth, if you're ambitious and determined enough go leave your home and everything and everybody you know, you're not going to arrive in a foreign land and sit on your ass - the drive will keep pushing you to achieve great things...
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by aditya 16y ago
IANAL, and you should get one (see #1) ASAP. But a few observations: 1. Get a startup attorney (you probably already have one, who incorporated you, if you don't - use one of the bigger names (wilson sonsoni, gunderson, cooley)) 2. Figure o
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by aditya 16y ago
And who exactly did you send the email to?
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by aditya 16y ago
Oh hey -- if this works well, perhaps we can grab that Hacker News XML dump and put it into FluidDB? Then we can find out exactly how often jacquesm plugs ww.com and maxklein posts about his vaporware apps business's ;-) (Only partially kid
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Other
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YC startup
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Poll: Where do you work?
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Google
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Facebook
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Yahoo
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Microsoft
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Other web bigco
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Startup (founder)
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Startup (employee)
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by aditya 16y ago
Non-web company
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by aditya 16y ago
Yeah, nycresistor comes much closer: http://nycresistor.com
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Digging into last year's 381,576,305 check-ins [infographic](blog.foursquare.com)
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What’s it Like Being a VC?(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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Equity in startups: Cap tables for Google, Apple, Genentech, Netscape, etc(wiki.epfl.ch)
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by aditya 16y ago
They shut down, here's the story from the founder: http://www.quora.com/Is-Lotus-Vodka-going-out-of-business
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Google's executive shakeup, or evolution(salon.com)
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Heh. Fascinating how they used to say that they could afford to keep Tracker free because their meat and potatoes was "software consulting": How can you afford to offer such a service, completely free? What is your business model? Pivotal
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by aditya 16y ago
I love it when WIRED quotes someone on Hacker News :-)
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by aditya 16y ago
er... hype for hype's sake? the site is pretty open already. http://boulder.usehipster.com/categories/food
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by aditya 16y ago
Yep, could someone take this over? And, also fix all the memory leaks while you're at it, thanks! ( http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&#3... )
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Ben Horowitz on Determining Whether You Should Sell Your Company(voices.allthingsd.com)
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by aditya 16y ago
So, app developers are the new rock stars? Finally, revenge of the nerds! :-) On a more serious note, this is fascinating data. I wonder what the comparison to web apps looks like, but that's a much harder (almost impossible?) number to ge
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by aditya 16y ago
You can't take back the data tha you already gave to the app, however. Revoking permissions prevents the app from accessing your info in the future , but it's sort of limited once you've already given that data to the app

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