drm237

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961.
by drm237 19y ago
PG: Will there be a point when you can talk about the other one that got acquired or is it going to be permanently off limits, at least for the foreseeable future?
962.
by drm237 19y ago
It's a little older but has some good points.
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The Art of Bootstrapping(blog.guykawasaki.com)
7 points by drm237 19y ago|2 comments
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Start-up tests odds on lotto tickets(media.www.dukechronicle.com)
1 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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Crucial Steps to Getting Started(businessweek.com)
1 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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by drm237 19y ago
"I can understand if its a service like Skype but digg..." I think it can be a big deal when Digg is down. While a lot of the content is junk, they do have some gems. Check out this link from this morning: http://www.danielmorin.com/blog
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The Role of Trusted Human Editors In Filtering The Web(blog.publish2.com)
1 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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PG on Y Combinator(dondodge.typepad.com)
50 points by drm237 19y ago|19 comments
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Paul Graham and Walt Disney(community.livejournal.com)
19 points by drm237 19y ago|3 comments
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by drm237 19y ago
The real gem would be if you could find a way to figure out what they might want to be notified about without them having to specifically request it. For example, say I want to know when 24 is coming to DVD, but I've only used your site on
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How to Know You Have Found a Great Startup Lawyer(thestartuplawyer.com)
5 points by drm237 19y ago|2 comments
972.
by drm237 19y ago
They're very similar. The difference is that I like our interface better and we provide unlimited scrolling of the results. If people like the site and want to use it, I'm also planning on adding other search engines. For the most part, i
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by drm237 19y ago
It's true that timestamps are probably no longer important. I initially had them in there to monitor usage while the test group was fairly limited. I will remove them in the next day or two as the site gets going (or dies...). The idea of
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by drm237 19y ago
Interesting points. So if someone was able to get my php code, they could find the salt, dump the database, generate the lookup tables by hashing every IP address possible plus the salt, and then they would be able to figure out every IP t
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by drm237 19y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the API is limited to 1000 searches per day correct? No, I don't plan on profiting from this. This is a very low impact system and I don't mind footing the bill for the hosting costs as long as it's of va
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by drm237 19y ago
Yes it is. But first you'd have to get all of the results from my database, which is cleared every 24 hours (this is not a challenge!).
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by drm237 19y ago
A privacy policy is very high on my list of things to do, along with an explanation of how it works so that people can feel confident in their privacy. Right now, the only thing I record is a SHA1 has of everyone's IP address and a timesta
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by drm237 19y ago
With things like tor, it can be a little slower, especially if you just want to do a single search. With this, we've added in the feature so you can add it to your Firefox/IE7 search box and then easily use it right from the browser. So i
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by drm237 19y ago
The thing is, we're not making money from it in any way (which is why I call it a pseudo' startup), and because of that fair use can apply. Also, think about google. They scrape the entire web and profit by serving that as content...
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by drm237 19y ago
It may be worth noting that the iframe you see when you search is not google, but google's results served from our site. Of course, if we just showed google in an iframe, it wouldn't do anything for privacy.
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Search without Google Tracking You (My 'pseudo' Startup)
5 points by drm237 19y ago|21 comments
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Simplicity and Start-up Alchemy: An Interview with WordPress Creator, Matt Mullenweg(fourhourworkweek.com)
1 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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Will Work For Food: Why I Left Microsoft for a Startup(blog.redfin.com)
3 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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by drm237 19y ago
"But nobody ever talks about a "Wall Street Operating System" or a "Small Business Operating System" do they?" Microsoft Small Business Server? - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs (I know, I'm missing the point...) I do agree
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GetConnected...No More! Local Web Startup Shuts Down(93south.net)
1 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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15 Startup Commandments(startupping.com)
6 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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Valuing A Web 2.0 Startup (internetfinancialnews.com)
1 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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How Startups Get A Foot In The Door(informationweek.com)
8 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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Startup Fears Feds Are Dragging Feet On Free Wi-Fi Network(allheadlinenews.com)
1 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments
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Music p2p startup Groovershark preps for launch(startupsquad.com)
1 points by drm237 19y ago|0 comments

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