budu3

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   by budu3 19y ago

   I wish maths was always taught this way.
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   by budu3 19y ago

   There's a lot more to this story. If they gave up because the CEO re-wrote to bio page and took down the links to old issues of the mag then they're gave up too easily.
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   by budu3 19y ago

   http://ourdoings.com/whatnext.html - Error Argument to 'cdr' has wrong type
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   by budu3 19y ago

   When the Weeblies show up for the meeting, they pull up Maples's Web site and, using their software, clone it almost instantly. Then they show him how he can use Weebly to tweak it easily and even redesign it. Maples's eyes open wide. Later
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   by budu3 19y ago

   What was your exact quote? Where does the 5 mins come in?
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   by budu3 19y ago

   I guess the Newsweek article is bringing PG a lot of unwanted attention. \ "there is no need for a marketing budget when you’ve got Internet word of mouth.” Of course - build it and they will come right? In PG's defense I don't think he m
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   Build to last or build to flip. Is there a difference?(appscout.com)

   1 points by budu3 19y ago|0 comments
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   by budu3 19y ago

   "It is better to partner with Dow Jones and the Financial Times...," Schmidt said. Blogger Arrington jumped in to add "...and TechCrunch." Michael's always a business man.
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   by budu3 19y ago

   Wow that is amazing. I've never seen anything like this. He even had people giving him their telephone numbers.
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    by budu3 19y ago

    Microsoft will be liable to just re-implement it in their browser.
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    by budu3 19y ago

    I'm wondering which technology/platform is the best to implement this in? Maybe Flex? I know it definately needs a javascript interface.
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    by budu3 19y ago

    I guess Paul wants it to be cross browser compatible so he's not tying it to any browser implementation (i.e. firefox). But if he succeeds, browser vendors will surely incoorperate this functionality into their browsers.
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    by budu3 19y ago

    There's a valleywag mole in here :)
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    by budu3 19y ago

    I oppose the authors assertions because 1. PG wrote a lisp book, practically invented Bayesian spam filtering, and is working on a new programming language. How much more hacker cred does he need? 2. Unlike record companies YC doesn't own t
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    by budu3 19y ago

    I do agree that the technology startup biz is a lot like music biz where startups have to impress VCs in order to become super-companies. Some startups prefer to do it on their own, much akin to independent labels. Comparing PG to a label b
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    by budu3 20y ago

    No revenue growth but they still have a lot of innovation going on there, with yahoo pipes, yahoo dev network, Hadoop etc. It's a shame such a good tech company is run my media folks.
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    by budu3 20y ago

    I think you should launch your idea ASAP to compete with hers. Since she's using an off-shore dev team you might be more nimble in execution than she is. It's harder to explain to a bunch of guys over the phone exactly what you need done. I
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    Kleiner Perkins to Expand With Two Offices in China(nytimes.com)

    2 points by budu3 20y ago|0 comments
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    by budu3 20y ago

    Oh my goodness. I'm truly alarmed by this article. The author needs to think more in terms innovation, and creating value (for him and his co-workers, his investors and his users) in places that people would not think to look. I don't think
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    by budu3 20y ago

    You're right. The big players might be hesitant to open up their OSs but from what I hear even they know how bad their platforms are. I think some crazy team will take OpenMoko and run with it which will cause the big guys to sit up and tak
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    by budu3 20y ago

    You're a correct to a certain extent but as you can see from the comments, they also want to work with and learn from smart people and they want to be fairly compensated, (equity, stock options etc). I think Google has gotten the mix almost
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    by budu3 20y ago

    I agree with most people on this thread. There's an information overload. Plus I suggest you hire a web designer. The design is not doing your service justice.
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    by budu3 20y ago

    moo.fx is quite lightweight. You might wanna give that a try.
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    Java the SUV of web deveopment tools(blogs.law.harvard.edu)

    9 points by budu3 20y ago|24 comments
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    by budu3 20y ago

    Startups think they can just say they use Ruby on Rails and that will attract super star hackers. Just because it 'seems' that many hackers are moving to RoR doesn't mean they wanna work for you. You should tell them why they should work fo
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    by budu3 20y ago

    Elaborate
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    by budu3 20y ago

    Check out OpenMoko http://openmoko.com/press/index.html. I think most phone companies have a vested interest in keeping their phones closed but OpenMoko might be a good alternative. It might be the 'firefox' of mobile phones.
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    by budu3 20y ago

    As far a languages go, there's no silver bullet, go with whatever your team is comfortable with.
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    by budu3 20y ago

    The least they could have done was to code a better Bot.
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    by budu3 20y ago

    I got accepted into a Phd program. I'm putting of the decision for as long as possible. Has anyone here managed to do their startup and their Phd.