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Why founders are best at startup marketing(startup-marketing.com)
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by arihelgason 17y ago
The question is how well does quality education scale? What I found most valuable during my university days was easy access to great professors. Many of my peers learned more outside the classroom in this way than during lectures. With more
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Regulation might emasculate European Venture Capital(freddestin.com)
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by arihelgason 17y ago
If schools start testing, we'll end up with a cat & mouse game similar to the one in professional sports. The cat's out of the bag. A recent article serves as a good primer to the ethical issues raised by cognitive enhancers: http://ww
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by arihelgason 17y ago
What about no Windows CE? You wouldn't be able to use many ATMs
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Rather, cloud hosting is a commodity. There is much less qualitative differentiation than there is in accommodation.
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by arihelgason 17y ago
"What boosts a firm’s stock price, and the boss’s standing, is a rapid expansion in revenues and market share. Privately, he may harbor reservations about a particular business line, such as subprime securitization." The problem is misalign
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How to listen to customers and your community(vator.tv)
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Xavier Niel, France's broadband maverick(gigaom.com)
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by arihelgason 17y ago
What's the company?
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by arihelgason 17y ago
Congrats to the Boxed Ice guys! I'm sure we'll be meeting during the week.
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by arihelgason 17y ago
That's why it's called 'the dismal science' - the first thing we were taught in economics 101 at university.
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Ask HN: Anyone shortlisted for Seedcamp?
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by arihelgason 17y ago
On a related note: get speaking gigs at conferences or support events that your target customers attend. It will take some work to establish yourself as a domain expert, but once done it's likely to bring you a steady stream of prospects.
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by arihelgason 17y ago
Riot on! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0427783/
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We're doing it, having built an enterprise web app. Our goal is to make it accessible enough that buyers can come to us and sign up without having to go through a cumbersome consultative selling process. Pricing is kept as transparent as po
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How to price enterprise software(onstartups.com)
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by arihelgason 17y ago
Here at World on a Hanger in London - http://www.worldonahanger.com - we're looking for a rails or iphone hacker. Either intern or short-term contractor. Get in touch, email address in profile. You can work from our London office or remot
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Interview with makers of the first blackjack computers(blackjackforumonline.com)
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by arihelgason 17y ago
First Tuesday, Minibar, Drinktank and Bootlaw are often good.
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by arihelgason 17y ago
Here's the source http://iihs.net/registration.zip (courtesy of http://www.blackberrycool.com/2009/07/uae-spying-on-citizens... ) Not very subtle to call the class "interceptor" !
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by arihelgason 17y ago
I wonder how susceptible the iphone would be to this sort of snooping.
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Imageshack hacked(examiner.com)
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Programming Jacquard's loom (1801)(wired.com)
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If any country can pull it off, Japan can. The economy is dominated by a relatively small number of large conglomerates. It would be much harder to pull it off in more fragmented economies (except for very small ones perhaps).
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by arihelgason 17y ago
My guess is that it's because labour is not a very large % of overall costs. A similar example is the car industry. Car manufacturing plants are often located in high wage countries, simply because labour does not represent a large % of the
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by arihelgason 17y ago
The most successful companies in the space seem to be the ones doing executive book summaries, mostly focused on business books. cf. http://www.summary.com & similar sites.
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by arihelgason 17y ago
There seem to be plenty of wikis around, though their content is of variable quality. Wikisummaries has some - http://wikisummaries.org Pb book outlines http://bookoutlines.pbworks.com/ is another good wiki.. there's a particularly good
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by arihelgason 17y ago
Amazing interface. Favicon maybe a bit too reminiscent of Alexa.
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Building a house for under $5000(simondale.net)
106 points by arihelgason 17y ago|65 comments

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