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by danielha 19y ago
TechCrunch does not have anywhere near that number of average visitors per day, FYI.
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by danielha 19y ago
Looks like Valleywag is browsing news.yc for story ideas too.
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by danielha 19y ago
Congrats to the Weeblys. I used Weebly for the first time about a week ago when I wanted to quickly put a page of info. It works well.
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by danielha 19y ago
dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=19816
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by danielha 19y ago
Reversed question.
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The nontrepreneur ("...using the rather unfair example of Reddit co-founder Aaron Swartz.")(valleywag.com)
10 points by danielha 19y ago|6 comments
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by danielha 19y ago
Here's something of that nature I came across some time ago: http://forumshock.com. No clue if something like that is even effective. Many times, it's hard to show the value of your site without a populous user base. It'd be wise to look
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by danielha 19y ago
a) Look around some more. An article about CSS hacks might not be a "startup article", but it may definitely be of interest to startup founders. This is decidedly different from an article about, say, Spider-man 3's box office success. b) E
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Too Hotmail to handle? (unhappy with Windows Live Mail)(news.com.com)
1 points by danielha 19y ago|0 comments
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by danielha 19y ago
Nice work. Your redesign gives it some trendy flair without being too garish. But I do prefer the "stock" simplistic look (and I dig the YC orange).
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by danielha 19y ago
While Startup News sounds like it should be all about startups, I've come to think that it should just be submissions that would be of interest or value to this community. We've come to understand each others' likes pretty well, so as long
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by danielha 19y ago
How about one right before June starts? I'm flying in next week.
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by danielha 19y ago
I think all of these concerns that startup commenters keep raising about overhear.us is generally unfounded. Getting blocked at work is not the end of the line (it's a great thing if it reaches that point), and receiving registration confir
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by danielha 19y ago
I think so. They "incubated" Twitter, I believe.
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by danielha 19y ago
I think many people saw this coming. It's interesting how it can be viewed as a (semi) recently acquired startup acquiring another. The list of companies that would be interested in buying up your startup is indeed much larger than Yahoo an
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by danielha 19y ago
You can't have deem a startup hot just because a bunch of your startup-peers vote on it. It's only hot when the rest of the Internet finds it valuable. Plus, I've haven't heard of any single one of those.
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Is YouTube Down the Tubes?(profy.com)
1 points by danielha 19y ago|0 comments
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New measure of success for social networks: someone makes a song about you (The Facebook Song)(mashable.com)
1 points by danielha 19y ago|2 comments
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by danielha 19y ago
That shouldn't be a problem. You have to already have a company email to view that company's comments.
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WSJ Says Microsoft/Yahoo Deal Not Happening(techcrunch.com)
2 points by danielha 19y ago|0 comments
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by danielha 19y ago
Startup News is the current hot stories. Best is stories with record-high votes. Older stories are still around. They're just not linked to anymore. You can search for them at nycs.bigheadlabs.com
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by danielha 19y ago
From their "Team" page: "Kelly is the co-founder and CEO of Imagekind, the fastest growing online venue to buy, sell or create original artwork." Online art galleries, anyone?
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by danielha 19y ago
I hardly think Gmail can be called a victim. Blocked? Use it elsewhere -- gossip doesn't run dry outside the workplace.
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by danielha 19y ago
A boss is a coworker. It's all anonymous, anyhow.
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by danielha 19y ago
Just keep a repository as your production directory and update that to the preferred tag (say, your latest stable release). You can work off a branch of the trunk for development and testing.
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by danielha 19y ago
What do you mean your host only allows the blog as a subdomain?
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by danielha 19y ago
re: submission title, Are you validating Lisp or are you validating Bill Gates? I'd be surprised if he didn't know Lisp. It's not exactly an obscure language nor is he nontechnical.
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by danielha 19y ago
Use subversion.
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Breakpoints have now been patented(yro.slashdot.org)
1 points by danielha 19y ago|0 comments
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I'm In Like With You: eBay for love?(webware.com)
2 points by danielha 19y ago|0 comments

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