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   by aliston 17y ago

   Interesting contrast with this thread... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1210972 Perhaps the issue with VCs pushing for the "1 in 20" exit is more of a silicon valley thing?
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   by aliston 17y ago

   I'm not sure I agree with the "common" use case Probert is talking about. Sure, most people have multiple programs running at once, but a lot of the time the background processes are more or less running at idle or minimal CPU usage. So,
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   Wireless Carriers in the 4g Race(sramanamitra.com)

   1 points by aliston 17y ago|0 comments
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   by aliston 17y ago

   Has anyone used their API? I can see a lot of potentially interesting applications, but my gut feeling is that this is still a problem in the academic realm -- though it might work in some textbook cases, it would probably fail/tag incorre
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   by aliston 17y ago

   I think there's another implicit point as well, echoed by a lot of more recent startups, which is to fail early and often. If you're going to make the engineering decision to go down a path which will take a year+ to validate (i.e. develop