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demandred
18y ago
Just release already. This from 28 February 08 (and blog posts dating back about 9 to 10 months as well): We have been working on our Social Marketplace “Onista” for quite sometime and every week (and every month) we think we are almost re
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demandred
18y ago
problem is, this only works for guys like Fred. How many hackers on here have thousands reading your blog, twitter, etc.?
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Five Open Questions in Email
(gaborcselle.com)
51 points
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demandred
18y ago
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demandred
18y ago
Hank's titles are almost always hyperbole. While this is an interesting idea to help advance the revenue model, I'm not sure I understood how this would potentially 'save' the music business.
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Cuil And Counting Crows
(whydoeseverythingsuck.com)
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18y ago
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demandred
18y ago
how to generate multiple articles by msm, tech blogs, etc... in the same day!
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demandred
18y ago
or get really, really good at skim reading.
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(Response to 'YC is a Cult') A Note on Cults & Productivity
(socialbias.com)
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18y ago
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demandred
18y ago
I do wonder how many upvotes this got because people wanted to see a good discussion/ rebuttal.
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demandred
18y ago
"5. They are subject to entrapment (isolation from friends, relatives, and the mainstream culture) and their access to information is severely controlled ." Yet on Hacker News, the recruiting grounds of said cult, this post (information co
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demandred
18y ago
well I didn't like the name either, but I thought maybe it made sense for the tipping aspect. Seems like you're building a great product, and branding/positioning/messaging is obviously very important for what you two are doing.
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demandred
18y ago
how is it pronounced? their name is not memorable.
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demandred
18y ago
@ivankirigin: any thought of changing the mascot? as a consumer -- amazing as it sounds -- i would not trust something with that silly logo with my money, without doing some pretty extensive research. in general, I feel that the look and fe
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Intel: Human and computer intelligence will merge in 40 years
(computerworld.com)
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18y ago
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A 12 Step Program for Value Destruction - Umair Haque
(discussionleader.hbsp.com)
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18y ago
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demandred
18y ago
OP is fairly articulate and intelligent, but would be greatly appreciated if he would stop trolling with his titles.
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demandred
18y ago
Given that OP ripped a quote out of context, we will continue to use it as such. If a reporter/interviewer asks you about your failures, and you simply reference your success, does that necessarily mean you do not fix your mistakes? How do
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Randy Pausch, noted CMU prof, succumbs to cancer
(post-gazette.com)
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18y ago
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demandred
18y ago
When asked about the balls he dropped in big spots, he responded, ‘What about the ball I caught?’” So while an exceptionally score on a standardized test might suggest dyslexia, the guy’s an egotistical bonehead even without mitigating fac
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demandred
18y ago
It was a solid post -- I'm all for finding real 'paying' customers, as well -- just seems that some of the posts are prodding other web app startups (a lot of your fellow YC compadres actually). Solid writing though.
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Disagreeing with 37signals #1: Less Is Sometimes Less
(onstartups.com)
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18y ago
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demandred
18y ago
is it just me or do these guys' post seem to reek of quite a bit of arrogance? Great that they're 'making something people want' but their posts are generally condescending -- stop the incessant chatter and show off this amazing product you
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A Xobni Executive Leaves The Red-Hot Startup. But Why?
(techcrunch.com)
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18y ago
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demandred
18y ago
Not exactly. He already had lots of traction. I think the author's supposing that Zuck went to a VC before FB took off like crazy. Sure, Facebook may not have made sense until it existed in some form, nor friendfeed, but that doesn't mea
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We Want A Dead Simple Web Tablet. Help Us Build It.
(techcrunch.com)
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18y ago
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demandred
18y ago
are you using the songza api? i tried a few searches, and its clear, while your search is good, theirs is much better. great execution, but where's the differentiation with Songza, Seeqpod, Streamzy, et. al?
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demandred
18y ago
so the analogy still works. AWS=electricity for startups. For restaurants the power does sometimes go out too. If it's life critical, like a hospital, I'm sure you'll be fully redundant.
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demandred
18y ago
data center = electricity for startups. why is this analogy funny? Instead of running their own generator (server and storage), for those startups who don't need to, they can use Amazon's power, AWS. am I missing something here?
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demandred
18y ago
no space for a 'stealth' startup without entering in dummy info.
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Lifehacker Faceoff: Outlook vs. Gmail—The Definitive Comparison
(lifehacker.com)
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demandred
18y ago
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