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danielha
20y ago
Lots of insightful numbers to learn from. Anyone who's starting a web app should give this a look.
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Autopsy of web apps: RegOnline, FeedBurner, Wufoo, and Blinksale (slides from SXSW -- 2MB zip)
(particletree.com)
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Note to anyone who just skimmed it: Read all of it. This part stuck with me: "Level out the highs and lows. [...] For me this is the toughest part of startups because I find it emotionally draining but I also appreciate that right now I'd
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Steve Poland's (from TechCrunch) pitch document on "Vyous" startup idea
(techquilashots.com)
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I believe the application is the more important part. But a demo can let the know that you've done more than dream. It would say that you have, at the very least, gone further than conceptualize and thought about implementation.
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20y ago
Some of the questions don't seem very productive ("Are you easy to get along with?" -- Who would set N?). Even if questions were tuned, it just seems fixed, categorical, and coldly unequivocal. A working relationship is anything but.
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20y ago
The best ideas are innovative and edgy. Any competitors will be behind the curve once they realize what you already know. If your idea is good in a duh-obvious sense, then you can be damned sure someone else is already doing it or has done
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20y ago
Will you be joining our after school yc.news meetup, or do you YC alums have your own exclusive event? If anyone's willing to participate, I would love to set up something where current YC founders and potential YC applicants can gather, ch
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20y ago
I'd say the best social network to be in is one that has a bit of a meritocratic air about it. There will always be impressive company among you, no?
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danielha
20y ago
Prints the number of lines in a file.
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danielha
20y ago
Most of my time is being dedicated to working on my project. A beta launch is set for within the next 2-3 months. I'm also at school in the meantime.
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danielha
20y ago
Submissions on articles that cover the same content should be fair game. The voting of the community should decide which article is worth reading.
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20y ago
It's that time of the year again. Don't forget to register by this Monday if you plan on going -- you save $200. Students also get 65% off the workshop package (use coupon code: webex07ftst at registration). My co-founder, Jason, and I plan
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Web 2.0 Expo 2007, April 15-18, 2007, San Francisco, California
(web2expo.com)
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If it's on the web, spam will always be a possibility. I don't see people getting discouraged from creating networks due to spam. Any quarter-decent social application will have some measures for dealing with it. Most social applications ar
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danielha
20y ago
I don't quite understand the connection. Care to elaborate?
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20y ago
Which ones are you referring to? Not all of the previous companies have appealed to me as a user, but they've all peaked my interest as a hacker.
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20y ago
Feature suggestion: A page in our profile that indicates recent activity pertaining to us, such as someone replying to your comment. Sometimes I reply to comments in older discussions and it's likely the person I am replying will never see
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danielha
20y ago
har har. :)
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20y ago
I used the RSS feed for a little while, but I tend to just leave a browser window open at yc.news now as I work on various things. There's nothing quite like the YC tan and orange to really put me in the startup mood.
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Try it out. Then report back here and let us know. ;)
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danielha
20y ago
I second jwecker's idea to allow a single photo avatar for each member. It would be very beneficial to attach faces to the personalities, especially in light of the upcoming Startup School.
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20y ago
Ah, your website answered my question. Looking forward to it. And of course, I'm going to want you to sign my copy of the book as well!
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20y ago
It's been on my calendar for about a week now. I'll be driving over to Berkeley tomorrow morning to spend the day. Will you be there for her presentation, Paul?
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The great thing about being a startup is that you can skimp on many things. Being cheap (many of us have no other choice) forces us to optimize and scrutinize the details. That's why we can create some cool things that are also efficient wi
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View3 is one that I'm particularly looking out for. The premise just sounds completely awesome. I've tried Microsoft's Photosynth and I was pretty impressed. I can't wait to see what the team behind View3 has come up with.
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They offer $5000 + $5000n, where n is the number of founders. The percentage claim ranges between 1-10%, with the reported median at about 6%.
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Facebook is now open to all users. I think the best place to organize would be somewhere we could add information and organize, such as the Infogami Wiki.
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I'm not dismissing the benefits of Startup School (I'm excited to be attending myself); however, if I constructed a business plan that I believed to be a winner, I would see it through to the end myself.
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O'Reilly Previews Freebase ("appears to be a bastard child of wikipedia and the Open Directory Project")
(radar.oreilly.com)
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