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541.
by awt 20y ago
Did your friend get rich and make his wife regret cheating on him?
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by awt 20y ago
Your best bet is to make something that is useful enough that you won't have to rely on tricks to get people to use it.
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by awt 20y ago
If business wants slow response time and lack of innovation then they're welcome to it.
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by awt 20y ago
I was there :)
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Concrete Startup Tips from Del.icio.us Founder(strange.corante.com)
15 points by awt 20y ago|8 comments
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Is Refactoring Worth It for Startups?(loglibrarian.blogspot.com)
1 points by awt 20y ago|0 comments
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by awt 20y ago
It raises my motivation level.
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by awt 20y ago
If speech processing is not in it's infancy, why can't my laptop tell how I'm feeling by listening to my voice? I seriously doubt you think there's no way to accomplish that. Perhaps we are not talking about the same thing? The tone of th
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by awt 20y ago
I met my current co-founder at the first startup school. We've been working together for over a year now. Our first (self-funded) startup hasn't really taken off, but we managed to meet an angel investor in in the SF Bay Area with similar
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by awt 20y ago
Use of parallel processing is still in its infancy. Virtual reality is still in its infancy. Speech processing is still in its infancy. Wait ... was that comment a joke?
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by awt 20y ago
Holy crap this is one of the most retarded articles about CS I've seen in a while. If the premis is that cs programs are out of date, then yes, the article has a point. If the premis is that everything in software has been "done" and the
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by awt 20y ago
Did you hear that everyone? It's time to quit and go home. So please. Stop working on your companies. Seriously. You're not good enough. You'll never make it. Oh and if you need a job let me know.
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"Remember Me" Feature Would Be Nice
3 points by awt 20y ago|2 comments
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by awt 20y ago
There are plenty of girls if you're willing to make the drive to Berkelely