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danielha
20y ago
Very cool, Drew. I've been meaning to bug you about a beta invite. Good job on the screencast too; it gave me a much better idea of what Dropbox was aiming for than what I had originally thought.
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Amazon's latest patent, the Hybrid Machine/Human Computing Arrangement, reads like scary sci-fi
(yro.slashdot.org)
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Then again, I heard that when Yahoo! started charging to get into their online dating service, they actually saw dramatic increases in membership due to the added ensurance of reputation a fee provides. That's an interesting angle. Nothin
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20y ago
It's all their personal handiwork. And I've gotta say, it's damn good work these past couple weeks with all the coverage and mainstream publicity.
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20y ago
4 EVDO cards on Sprint's network.
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CyberTwin - Create virtual clones to live and breathe on the web on your behalf
(mycybertwin.com)
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JobTonic - Replace headhunters and earn cash (UK)
(jobtonic.com)
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Google enters DoubleClick sweepstakes; Microsoft must be annoyed
(blogs.zdnet.com)
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20y ago
"New web page design principles such as Flash and AJAX are making constant page requests obsolete. One of the most extreme examples of this phenomenon is Justin.TV where you can log on and never refresh the page."
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Compete Knows How Much Time You Waste on YouTube
(techcrunch.com)
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20y ago
Equity is stock in the company. If he's a cofounder, it shouldn't really be thought of as "giving" him 15% -- that sort of implies that you're the sole founder/decision maker and he's an employee, doesn't it?
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20y ago
news.yc takes the bulk of my web browsing (hard to believe, right?) and reddit is still great for non-startup buzz. I'll peek at digg every so often but the quality of top submissions seem to keep dropping. The reviewer at CenterNetworks is
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20y ago
The article was written in reference to this: http://blogs.business2.com/business2blog/2007/03/eyeballing_the_.html It's a flawed assessment to begin with, especially the use of Alexa. Calling it Bust 2.0 is pretty ridiculous. Those "tips
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20y ago
It's quite ridiculous. A bit sleazy, even. ( a popular read for the unfamiliar: http://www.nhplace.com/kent/PFAQ/acm.html )
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Sonopia: create your own mobile carrier
(venturebeat.com)
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It's interesting how these social networks have become vices to so many. I think a lot of people who initially found true value in these sites (staying connected) have to now make conscious efforts to break away. It's getting crowded in the
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20y ago
I can't read anything on the web today without being completely skeptical. Argh! This is one of the better ones though.
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20y ago
Why are those your only two options?
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20y ago
Funny you say that. She's currently leading Yahoo!'s technology development group, and is behind their internal "startup" incubator, Brickhouse. Their first product was Pipes, which is actually quite cool. So the "giant" seems to agree with
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20y ago
People seem to keep ignoring that April Fools is actually in April, not the last day of March. (Then again, it could be 4/1 over there.)
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The Architecture of Mailinator - averaging 4.5million emails a day on a single 2Ghz machine
(mailinator.blogspot.com)
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The challenge is in creating something with near-instant gratification while maintaining substance. Usually it's hard enough to get a high demand hit, so we concentrate on just that. If we can achieve that part, we can then worry about not
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A Google Presently is in the works. I'm don't know the differences in approach compared with Zenter, but we should find out more as Google formally announces Presently and Zenter opens up a bit more to the public.
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20y ago
Way too eerie. It's like that Bizarro world episode of Seinfeld -- things are the same yet completely opposite . Did they even attempt to copy YC's team structure?: http://www.illinoisventures.com/ourteam.html
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20y ago
Google Analytics uses a small JavaScript (placed by the webmaster) on the page to be tracked. It's not as if Google has unfettered access to everyone's traffic data and secretly sits on it.
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A lot of people rolled their eyes when Mark proclaimed that Facebook's mission was to make the world a more open place. But take a look through Facebook's API. I've found it more valuable than nearly anything else out there when it comes to
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This is great. I've been hearing a lot of buzz about this recently. I'm still wary about the effective power captured from the radio signals, but the article graphic throws out a figure of "up to 70 percent." That's damn impressive if reach
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Make Money With Twitter! 5 Monetization Models
(techquilashots.com)
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Justin.TV Guide: Highlights and lowlights
(justintvguide.blogspot.com)
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How much are the "Web 2.0" offerings cutting into our productivity?
(webworkerdaily.com)
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