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How Government Hurts Tech Innovators (Including YC)(brianlash.com)
6 points by brianlash 18y ago|4 comments
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by brianlash 18y ago
Whatever the skills it gives you, the PhD in Business is designed for those who want to teach at a university level. They're highly competitive (I think 2-5% accpetance rates are the norm) and it would be tough to outperform the other stude
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Hacker Envy(brianlash.com)
2 points by brianlash 19y ago|0 comments
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by brianlash 19y ago
There are plenty of me-too's borrowing from YC's model in an attempt to clone it. This company just happens to take the additional step of stealing from the YC application. It's shady but it goes on. Be glad some light was shed on this pa
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by brianlash 19y ago
Thanks for the feedback Tim. I replied on the blog (and posted an update for those who don't read the comments), but here's my take for the YC community: I think you're right... by virtue of the interface/function issue, Twitter isn't an ex
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by brianlash 19y ago
Great anecdote of Twitter in action. I was around to watch that whole thing unfold for Quotably. It was neat to see a conversation which began here gain so much traction so fast. How exciting for those guys...
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Twitter and Ubiquitous Computing(brianlash.com)
3 points by brianlash 19y ago|4 comments
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by brianlash 19y ago
Hear hear ;-)
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Do You Memorialize Failure?(brianlash.com)
2 points by brianlash 19y ago|0 comments
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An Entrepreneur's Interpretation of "The Dip"(brianlash.com)
2 points by brianlash 19y ago|0 comments