danielha

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by danielha 19y ago
Flip implies a very quick sell to turn a fast profit. Building to flip and building something up that you personally acknowledge to be valuable to other companies is very different. Yes, startup founders may acknowledge to themselves that a
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Close to the Vest - The search giant's young millionaires are cashing in and checking out(members.forbes.com)
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DeviantArt Raises $3.5M in Series A Funding(mashable.com)
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CNN, YouTube To Orchestrate Debate On July 23(profy.com)
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by danielha 19y ago
It was a general analogy and had nothing to do with this site. Actually, it especially had nothing to do with this site.
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by danielha 19y ago
It's their Achilles heel until it isn't, ya know? Microsoft was the software company with invaluable relationships creating products for, say, Apple, until that relationship wasn't as crucial to their being anymore. But I definitely agree o
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by danielha 19y ago
"No. Email does a better job. I don't want to have yet another medium to check and use." Many times I'd rather call someone up, but I may only have their email. Point is, there are usually always better alternatives. However, choices make
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by danielha 19y ago
His anecdote has nothing to do with entrepreneurs nor does it boil down down to "Keep your day job." It's more like Everyone: don't be irresponsible.
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by danielha 19y ago
I know her headline is just an attention grabber, but the entire writeup is just incredibly inapt. You have to login? I think the whole point is that it's personal profiles with great access control. Users don't learn HTML and Javascript by
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by danielha 19y ago
Prediction: this submission reaches the Top 10 after every visitor verifies the asynchronous voting. Great stuff, Pauls (and Trevor).
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by danielha 19y ago
Cool, I like it -- it immediately delivers on what I expected it would do. I'm not sure what the tag cloud significance is, however. Are the larger displayed bands more popular in searches? By the way, I'm not sure why saying "Rejected YC c
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by danielha 19y ago
Does anyone launch a site today with a decision to, ahem, use Web 1.0?
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by danielha 19y ago
Another reason why the term "Web 2.0" makes something out of nothing. Rephrase that as "Should religion be on the web?" and the question becomes ridiculous, but that's what it's essentially asking.
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Google Keeps Tweaking Its Search Engine(nytimes.com)
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YooRL Tracks your Link Around the World(mashable.com)
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by danielha 19y ago
From his latest entry: "In closing, I'd be the last person to say that I never roll my eyes at the next startup that's doing online wiki-based popularity-ranked video-podcast mobile social dating widgets for the dog and cat owner market. Bu
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Hey Founders: Shut Up! - Speak less, listen more, and other lessons founders can learn from journalists(foundread.com)
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Mercury News laying off about quarter of newsroom?(venturebeat.com)
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5 Reasons you need a Contact Page(idleprofit.com)
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by danielha 19y ago
Honestly, these tips are not very good. One advises you to work on the startup in your spare time. Something tells me that is not the secret to success.
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by danielha 19y ago
There have a few non-US teams in the program. If you stay where you are, you are missing the main benefit of Y Combinator.
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The Next Web Conference coverage from R/WWeb(readwriteweb.com)
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Slacker Gets $40 Million for Growth(techcrunch.com)
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by danielha 19y ago
I can't tell if you're joking or not. Take the more difficult route does not make you smarter.
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by danielha 19y ago
Those are just some generic and basic return ratios and much less relevant to the size of most of these web startups.
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by danielha 19y ago
1) References 2) Experience 3) Accomplishments you can see
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by danielha 19y ago
It looks like you already knew your smart friends from your dumb friends, so that test wasn't exactly necessary was it? Don't make them take IQ tests. Honestly, it doesn't reflect well on an employer, especially a small startup. You can usu
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by danielha 19y ago
It does do this, though it checks for an exact url string match. So, say, a trailing slash would make a difference. (edit: Or it used to... I thought it did.)
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The New Portals: It's the Bread, Not the Peanut Butter(techcrunch.com)
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by danielha 19y ago
And real computer scientists only program in machine code because everything else is a shortcut, right? So you're saying that since web.py fails to provide a solution to common problems, it gives "real developers" the freedom to implement i

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