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Shorter Flights at Lower Heights: The Right Way To Angel Invest(onstartups.com)
7 points by dshah 14y ago|0 comments
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Your startup is a rocket ship(joel.is)
3 points by dshah 14y ago|0 comments
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Comics and UX, Part 1: Cross-disciplinary Techniques(uxbooth.com)
1 points by dshah 14y ago|0 comments
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Guidelines For Interviewing At A Startup(feld.com)
1 points by dshah 14y ago|0 comments
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Rory Sutherland talk & transcript from BoS 2011: Watch, laugh, learn.(businessofsoftware.org)
2 points by dshah 14y ago|0 comments
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by dshah 14y ago
Have signed up for the beta. Look forward to checking it out. I've looked at the Google prediction API, but it doesn't do what I need.
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by dshah 14y ago
Looks really interesting. Any chance you know where to get an invite code for the beta?
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Inbox.py: SMTP for Humans(github.com)
204 points by dshah 14y ago|51 comments
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by dshah 15y ago
Sorry about that. :)
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by dshah 15y ago
I (the OP) would go straight to Python/Django. Knowing PHP is somewhat useful, but if using it were completely mandatory (because I was building a WordPress plugin or something), I suspect I could figure it out.
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by dshah 15y ago
The order on some of those items is a bit messed up (i.e. it's not quite chronological). I was uncaffeinated at the time I wrote it, and the order somteimes reflects the order I thought of them in, not the order they happened.
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by dshah 15y ago
You're giving the article way too much credit (I'm the writer). But, I think the notion of creating a Khan Academy style map for web development would be really cool.
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by dshah 15y ago
What I wanted to do was strike-out the word Ninja, but HTML tags are usually not supported in titles for most blogging and other systems.
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by dshah 15y ago
I don't think anyone would contest that good behavior would be good for society. But, it's not a practical expectation, because the probability of everyone exhibiting good behavior is vanishingly small.
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by dshah 15y ago
I'm biased, but this is one of the most down-to-earth startup PR articles I've ever read. Practical and useful. Nodded my head a bunch of times when I read it -- which is why I agreed to run it as a guest post on OnStartups.
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by dshah 15y ago
Though it is really good advice, it's hard to both receive and give it. The stories we usually hear are the "she believed and persevered and prevailed through sheer will...". We rarely want to hear the: "He didn't face reality and overesti
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by dshah 15y ago
Although this scenario is very common, it's not common for the story to get shared. Thanks to the entrepreneur that shared it. One of the reasons that folks don't share their horror stories around M&A is that often, in the back of thei
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Everybody Wants Their Pound of Flesh (Negotiating with Buyers)(bothsidesofthetable.com)
1 points by dshah 15y ago|0 comments
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by dshah 15y ago
Did you mean "no one has touched the code in 2.5 years?" If so, then that is indeed, surprising. And yes, OAuth did beat OpenID, but they're not really the same kind of thing.
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A Fool’s Bargain: Building Software for Free (or, An Idea Ain’t Worth Squat)(softwarebyrob.com)
2 points by dshah 15y ago|1 comments
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Patterns Implemented by SQLAlchemy(techspot.zzzeek.org)
1 points by dshah 15y ago|0 comments
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by dshah 15y ago
We've been struggling with that particular issue all night (it's been a long night). We think we finally have it resolved. Sorry about the problems. It ended up being a more "eventful" soft launch than we expected.
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by dshah 15y ago
@randfish and I were very inspired by HN. We understand the tradeoffs in terms of design (we're big reddit fans too). Your observation that marketers (our audience) are different from hackers is dead-on. With inbound.org we had some early
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by dshah 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback. You make some really good points. a) You're right. Though we're not going to get to the same density as HN (we've deliberately chosen to show more information per article), we should be able to get more items in t
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by dshah 15y ago
I'm curious: What are your other two favorites?
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by dshah 15y ago
You're right. It's not scheduled maintenance. We're furiously working on the issue as we speak.
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by dshah 15y ago
As fans of HN, one thing we know is that what makes the whole thing work is the community. So, thank you . We're hoping to make the same kind of magic for marketers that HN has been able to do for hackers.
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by dshah 15y ago
Unless you expect to be in the blog software business this is the first step down a dark path into the abyss. It always starts as a "Hey, I can just have this static page". Then, "...well I just need this simple feature, and I've been want
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Lessons on Building a Great Engineering Team(okta.com)
6 points by dshah 15y ago|0 comments
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Bedrock programming(cdixon.org)
6 points by dshah 15y ago|0 comments

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