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eande
16y ago
In the last weeks since the new Facebook api and policy change you can see the outcry and the security problems being reported frequently and so many places. It is getting to a nightmare and I am not sure how well in general consumers in th
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eande
16y ago
Definitely a clean and nice looking entry website. I agree with many others, don't overdo it. Feedback link at landing page is important & missing. Hear good things about uservoice, but have not used it, just an example. Good luck wit
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eande
16y ago
looks to me that Spencer Fry would be a good candidate for Mixergy
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One way to start a startup
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Lang Lang plays iPad
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eande
16y ago
the main advantage on 4G is in the bandwidth so I would put some thoughts in the video streaming area
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eande
16y ago
Just bought 2 kits at 10:02AM PST, so offer is still there.
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eande
16y ago
Blibby policy says "Our Services are primarily designed to help you share information about your purchases with others. This information will be public by default, but you may make it more private by editing your account settings. You shoul
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IPad Dev Camp hack-a-thon
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Norway Prime Minister governs with the iPad
(news.cnet.com)
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17y ago
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National Park Week
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eande
17y ago
A good starting point is the Nolo book "Patent it Yourself". Best reference book for this matter I can recommend.
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eande
17y ago
Not sure if the headline "biggest mistake" fits here. But the product complexity and selling the business into bigger organization is a valid point.
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eande
17y ago
The spin is good, but the underlaying problem is clear. They missed the boat and top leadership seems to be somewhat disconnected to market and reality. To me it reads like another Microsoft and Ballmer story.
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eande
17y ago
Interesting to read that the focus for good ideas should be more towards organic ideas. But I would add in order to have a real impact the solution offered does need to solve a real problem where people are willing to pay for or do use the
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eande
17y ago
His article is pretty dark and I can not fully share the theoretical models. Clearly he wants to use a simple model for a visual representation and that is fine for the purpose. But the assumption of a fixed 4% increase in revenue is to si
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eande
17y ago
Playing the game, hyping or as some called it marketing is part of being an entrepreneur. You always have to encounter that the information given to you is often fashioned in that way. As long as the facts are not misrepresented or blank w
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eande
17y ago
"Unless you have tested the assumptions in your business model first, outside the building, your business plan is just creative writing.” Here is one of the key elements stated "testing your assumptions". Often all the valuable time spend o
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Change for US
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eande
17y ago
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eande
17y ago
Lately this topic gets repeated and I picked up this phrase which I like "Control your own schedule while paying all the bills is a pretty good life"
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eande
17y ago
As a Founder Institute 2009 inaugural graduate I share the same opinion as it was written here. With my strong technical background the training added most valuable information on how to build and run a start-up, which I thought I knew, but
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eande
17y ago
1) about 3 months 2) didn't apply YC, but graduated from founder institute 3) bootstrapped, maybe later planning to raise money 4) www.lellan.com
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eande
17y ago
I have a hard time to see reality in this survey and as the physics professors said, if did not create the statistics you can’t believe it. German society is in general skeptical on advanced technology when it comes to bio-science.
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eande
17y ago
usually first article in Inc magazine I read was from Joel. His overall comprehensive thinking was a great resource and inspiration to me. I will miss his well written articles and often good topics.
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eande
17y ago
I met some of the people from Docsnaps.com showing of the automated bookkeeping website. I think for an early startup the service can be real helping hand.
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eande
17y ago
This kind of major undertaking is admirable, because it will reduce suffer and pain to the people who are not so fortunate. The charity contribution I offer is limited and do the best I can through organizations like Kiva.org. I just wish t
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eande
17y ago
which is tax money and they tax the society enormously , e.g. sales tax alone 19%. DARPA called in the past for some great technical innovations, but this one bringing manufacturing back to US is questionable. Not that I don’t like to see
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eande
17y ago
I do share the observation of technical leaders with a quick observation very well and it has 2 sides of the coin. It can be crucial in the early stage for a company to survive. Some people see it as control, but on the other side it often
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eande
17y ago
There is not much in the world which has not been thought about. The challenge and success is in the execution. Depending on what the idea is realizing a minimal feature set of the idea and go public will quickly lead to some feedback if t
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eande
17y ago
found the idea intriguing and just ordered one, but not sure what I am exactly going to do with it.
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