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Tell HN: New Open Startup/Tech Events Calendar for Silicon Valley(thestartupdigest.com)
4 points by bmcmanus 17y ago|1 comments
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by bmcmanus 17y ago
There is tremendous value in taking the first step to anything–especially starting a great company. Being confident enough to go out and meet anyone, to share opinions, to think differently, to solve your own problems and to shape your real
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The Importance of Step Two (to Building a Great Company)(startupsrule.com)
1 points by bmcmanus 17y ago|1 comments
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The Power of 5 Sentences
26 points by bmcmanus 17y ago|10 comments
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The Drunk Test for Your Product
1 points by bmcmanus 17y ago|1 comments
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by bmcmanus 17y ago
Cool stuff always rules. The point is that timely, physical interaction between talented hackers and the "heroes" that inspire them will lead to more cool stuff being made even faster and more efficiently than ever before. Thoughts?
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by bmcmanus 17y ago
You should get in touch with @jonnyli and @okuda_wiz
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by bmcmanus 17y ago
I have a few friends in Atlanta who love the growing scene there. What are you up to in the area? I'd be happy to put you in touch to see if they can help. If needed, my direct email is brendan [at] thestartupdigest [dot] com.
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by bmcmanus 17y ago
Great to hear about the culture in Northeast Ohio, Jim. It definitely is a start. I think that "hero" should be taken as a wide-reaching term. Ron Conway and Fred Wilson are rockstar examples, but the main point is that early stage entrepre