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by dshah 17y ago
Fixed, I think. Sorry about that.
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by dshah 17y ago
#48: "Everything is debatable" #49: "Beware trite advice"
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by dshah 17y ago
Wow! Yours are really good, and have a nice rhythm to them.
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Ten Rules for Web Startups(evhead.com)
119 points by dshah 17y ago|42 comments
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Twitter isn’t a Social Network(tonywright.com)
2 points by dshah 17y ago|1 comments
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by dshah 17y ago
Anyone here planning on being in the 6 month program? I would have loved to do it, but the monthly trip out to SFO from BOS is problematic.
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Towards a new entrepreneurship(startuplessonslearned.com)
25 points by dshah 17y ago|4 comments
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How Jason Cohen Built And Sold Smart Bear Software(mixergy.com)
29 points by dshah 17y ago|7 comments
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by dshah 17y ago
Eric has an uncanny knack for helping us see the light. My favorite part: "These beliefs are rooted in fears that make sense. But, as is often the case, the right thing to do is to address the underlying cause of the fear." This line of rea
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by dshah 17y ago
Can you rerun the process? Had my twitter username in there (@dharmesh), but not the full URL like this: http://twitter.com/dharmesh Thanks!
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TechStars Boston Application Tips(startable.com)
2 points by dshah 17y ago|0 comments
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Releasing Early Is Not Always Good? Heresy(onstartups.com)
12 points by dshah 17y ago|4 comments
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How to Find and Hire Amazing People, Part 3(blog.adamsmith.cc)
4 points by dshah 17y ago|0 comments
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Anyone know of slick jQuery UI widgets like Facebook and Twitter?
4 points by dshah 17y ago|1 comments
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by dshah 17y ago
I'm using Tidy now, and it's been working pretty well. What I do is use Tidy to convert mal-formed HTML to XHTML and then use the Simple XML methods for my parsing. Anyone know if this new library is better than that approach?
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Eric Ries Lean Startup talk at MIT -- videos(dev.hubspot.com)
13 points by dshah 17y ago|1 comments
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by dshah 17y ago
The fact that they still have pages running in ColdFusion surprises me.
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My Favorite Paul Graham Quotes from Business of Software 2009(kevinminnick.com)
2 points by dshah 17y ago|1 comments
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by dshah 17y ago
Wish granted. I think LinkedIn released their API to the public this week.
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by dshah 17y ago
I was involved as a mentor in the Boston program last year. I thought it was great. Great people and great energy.
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How To Price Software Without Just Rolling The Dice(onstartups.com)
65 points by dshah 17y ago|10 comments
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Well, how did I get here?Talking Heads(blog.cloudant.com)
1 points by dshah 17y ago|0 comments
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by dshah 17y ago
We've actually been good about hiring in proportion to revenue growth (and not getting too far ahead of it). One of the nice things about SaaS businesses is that the revenue is reasonably predictable. Also, margins are improving as we cont
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by dshah 17y ago
You're in the ball-park. The company is actually 90 people now. Revenues grew 350% over the past 12 months (in a down economy). We do our best to spend the money responsibly. But, it's all relative. When I was a bootstrapped entrepreneur
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13 Ways Acting Classes Improved My Public Speaking Skillz(blog.adamsmith.cc)
1 points by dshah 17y ago|0 comments
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by dshah 17y ago
It's not just you. I think Technorati sort of lost their way a while ago.
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by dshah 17y ago
Indeed, Will does a great job and is very passionate. Have met him on a couple of occasions. Having said that, Flourish isn't (and isn't trying to be) a framework like CI or Kohana.
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by dshah 17y ago
Agreed. It takes a bit for new sites to have enough users with sufficient reputation to get things going. The good news is that it does seem to keep a lot of the spammers out because building up a reputation takes too much energy.
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by dshah 17y ago
I just rechecked. StackOverflow does support a bunch of different providers -- but they're all based on OpenID. No support for Facebook or a "standard" username/email/password model. I think for the SO userbase, it's likely fine. But, fo
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by dshah 17y ago
I agree, that's a bit irritating. I'll reach out to Joel/Jeff and see if they're open to adding other options. But, you can't argue with the success of Stack Overflow (despite being only OpenID, it's done pretty well)

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