brianculler

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Why you don't need Silicon Valley to have a successful startup(venturebeat.com)
1 points by brianculler 15y ago|0 comments
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by brianculler 15y ago
I did indeed say that, and I approve of this comment. ejs should charge $5 paypal and print out the book and mail it to the person. BOOM STARTUP
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by brianculler 16y ago
Yep I am specifically focused on small to medium sized companies. Large companies already universally already have giant enterprise HR systems installed as is anyway.
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After months of work I've launched my startup. Any critiques?(dropjobs.com)
51 points by brianculler 16y ago|41 comments
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by brianculler 17y ago
I don't think you should be too worried about it. You've got a pretty loyal (and decently sized) user base. Plus all your existing users have their content tied to your site, so don't go writing any data export features that would even al
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by brianculler 17y ago
Yeah, it'd be all the same people. Not that theres anything wrong with that :)
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by brianculler 17y ago
With GT right there I'd imagine its off the charts.
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by brianculler 17y ago
Geez, yes. To the point that if you went to all of them you'd never get any actual work done. Nice illustration of all the meetups, organizations, conferences, etc: http://academicvc.com/2009/05/entrepreneurial-atlanta-2/
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by brianculler 17y ago
"entrepreneurial activity" wouldn't fit in HN's 85 character limit for story titles ;)
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Atlanta and Georgia lead U.S. in new business creation(ajc.com)
29 points by brianculler 17y ago|32 comments
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by brianculler 17y ago
I love how articles like this give the general public the perception that software development is akin to getting something heavy off of a tall shelf. Its okay if YOU can't do it, just find someone tall to do it for you, and viola, you'll
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by brianculler 18y ago
Yes, lets sanitize and PC everything, instead of calling things like they are. Read all the other comments in this thread.
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by brianculler 18y ago
Right. Directly from their blog post: "If you are a UI/UX guru and/or a strong coder with PHP, Java, Flex, .NET, Ruby/Rails, or Javascript skills" Students looking to learn new skills are not "gurus". And gurus do not work for free. Consi
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Announcing HackStars(techstars.org)
49 points by brianculler 18y ago|105 comments
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by brianculler 18y ago
http://dabuttonfactory.com/edit?t=This%20is%20a%20startup%3F...
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by brianculler 18y ago
What I find the most ridiculous about the comments in this thread about the "prejudice" people have experienced in Atlanta is that the prejudice cited was coming from places like... people on marta trains. Really? What people on a subway s
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by brianculler 19y ago
I really think Atlanta could be primed to become the next hot spot ala the bay area. The east coast needs a central magnet for stuff like this, and I think the ATL should be it :) There's actually a pretty large population of angels and VC
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by brianculler 19y ago
Done and done, sent it off. Put it in my profile as well. Want to post up a compiled list so far?
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by brianculler 19y ago
Send in our email addresses to whom? We need to elect one person to be the organizer of all of this or something. Just as a note, we (azsromej and I) registered the domain startup20.com a few months ago. Never really did anything with it
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by brianculler 19y ago
I'm in a startup with azsromej, so count me in as well. As far as having meet n greets, I'd propose somewhere in Midtown. Thats where Tech is, its where Technology Square is, its where all the growth is. The Perimeter area is just full