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by auston 17y ago
You're welcome!
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by auston 17y ago
Yeah definitely, you guys are head & shoulders above the competition - but you are not available, where can I get it / work with it? In Feb it will have been a year since you've announced demo'd it. edit: I see you guys just changed the
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by auston 17y ago
Personal experience, I've been in this range & been offered 1-5% (declined because I felt neither was worth it).
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by auston 17y ago
That woman is so freaking beautiful I can't concentrate on the article. I had to firebug/edit html her picture out so I could get it done. After reading it: It was a nice look into the strategy/numbers but I am not sure I can take anything
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by auston 17y ago
I've seen similar technology before, from a company called Tibco, about 4 years ago. I believe it was called GI Builder. Edit: Not as impressive, but I believe it's the same concept - http://media.tibco.com/gi/2_create_gui.swf
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by auston 17y ago
How does this .com.com work? (I am being serious here) Can I get a .com.com?
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by auston 17y ago
@markbao where are you on this one!?
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by auston 17y ago
http://leadlogsys.com http://fatfreecrm.com http://pipelinedeals.com http://highrisehq.com http://oprius.com http://salesforce.com
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by auston 17y ago
you didn't take into account the downvoters.
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by auston 17y ago
I think people are more or less ignoring IRRELEVANT ads.
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by auston 17y ago
I just laughed for 30 seconds, to myself.
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by auston 17y ago
I've met Michael Arrington once & talked to him on several occasions. He was never short or rude, only seemingly, endlessly occupied. In fact, all of the staff @ TechCrunch seem to be nice, people of the few I've met.
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by auston 17y ago
Reading this I could not help but think - 50 Cent DID NOT write this...
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by auston 17y ago
Thanks!
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by auston 17y ago
Not sure if I should take this is as a compliment to me, or an insult to Paul Graham.
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What's important when starting up(rememberthisguy.com)
19 points by auston 17y ago|5 comments
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by auston 17y ago
Let me elaborate, Ikea is a PRIVATELY owned $30-40 billion company.
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by auston 17y ago
Ha! No I meant, I have him calling people & asking questions (& putting it into a spreadsheet) - Crowdflower can handle this, right?
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by auston 17y ago
Not really analytics... but userfly is killer: http://userfly.com
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by auston 17y ago
I agree with you, I am currently paying my friend to complete some mundane tasks for me & will be looking into replacing him with this.. lol
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by auston 17y ago
It's built on top of mturk - with tools for facilitating the use of mturk in conjunction with other worker networks to post actions/surveys, receive, organize & report on results.
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by auston 17y ago
(Not to put anyone down) I agree with you about the demos, except Yext. I believe they hold promise - outside of their core "local search" business, if they port some additional/basic features of crm's into their app I believe they would be
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by auston 17y ago
Most definitely. So far, they've enamored me.
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Yext Offers Local Businesses A Smart Inbox For Phone Calls(techcrunch.com)
16 points by auston 17y ago|16 comments
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by auston 17y ago
Ikea.
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by auston 17y ago
?innoDB?
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by auston 17y ago
> A startup should take, say, 6 months to launch first beta... I think he may mean a web-based startup.
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by auston 17y ago
This guy neglects things like... car insurance (which is required in some states), health insurance among other things. His advice is in the right direction, but fairly blind - telling everyone to jump off the cart, right now.
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by auston 17y ago
At a first glance, this looks SERIOUSLY awesome!
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Grammar Gaffe At Google Apps For Students(techcrunch.com)
1 points by auston 17y ago|0 comments

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