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by extantproject 19y ago
Have you never seen a government-related job posting before? They often don't make much sense. Yes: Java OR HTML... :D
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by extantproject 19y ago
heh
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by extantproject 19y ago
In one sentence, what is Juwo?
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by extantproject 19y ago
I never saw any comments on this post: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=6906 I think the linked Forthcoming post is intriguing...
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by extantproject 19y ago
Really, though: how is this number five?
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by extantproject 19y ago
Cloudy skies. Slight chance of a rain shower. Low 44F. Winds NE at 10 to 15 mph. Never a better time to start a startup.
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by extantproject 19y ago
If you won't, who will?!
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by extantproject 19y ago
see also: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=6139
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by extantproject 19y ago
I agree. This post isn't relevant.
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by extantproject 19y ago
Weinberg was confrontational. He seems only out to argue. Paul handled it well.
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by extantproject 19y ago
You'd think a guy with so much creativity would to be able to lure at least one "coder"...
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by extantproject 19y ago
http://radar.oreilly.com/archives/2006/12/web_20_compact.html
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by extantproject 20y ago
dot dot dot
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by extantproject 20y ago
What do you all think? (Especially about: "...it all hinges on the perception that the ultimate control and efficiency requires resources to be employed or owned. Skip that self-imposed limit...")
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big or small, market leader or niche player?(thingamy.typepad.com)
4 points by extantproject 20y ago|1 comments
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by extantproject 20y ago
Heh. I like it.
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by extantproject 20y ago
I like the play on words, anyway.
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by extantproject 20y ago
It's cool that Justin.tv got some news coverage. It's also funny how lame traditional news coverage is. Do they always have to talk in that "newscaster voice?" How do people stand to watch traditional news coverage? Their chuckles at the en
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by extantproject 20y ago
six!
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by extantproject 20y ago
I've been using Tumblr for a few weeks now ( http://extantproject.tumblr.com). I think it's great for those quick tidbits that aren't substantial enough to post to a blog but that are more substantial than just a link.
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by extantproject 20y ago
Yes! I've recently learned not to be overcritical about my ideas. They really are worthless. Execution is where it's at.
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by extantproject 20y ago
I think talking to people in YC News comments works: extantproject at gmail dot com if you want to throw some ideas around
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by extantproject 20y ago
YC physically creates that sort of group of peers. For those of us that choose not to make it out, YC News is fostering something similar on the web. It's not a replacement, but it's a good conversation starter. We might even see some start
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by extantproject 20y ago
Seems like you have to have a starting point in order to get direction for your project from users/customers. The initial idea doesn't have to be stellar, just something fairly specific. I hear posing the idea as a question helps. Pasting a
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by extantproject 20y ago
I've had similar thoughts; a sort of business that is "open source" in the sense that the users determine what gets built and can look at (modify, even?) what's going on... extantproject at gmail dot com
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by extantproject 20y ago
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by extantproject 20y ago
What would a completely transparent company be like? All resources, records, and processes available for comment (maybe modification?) by anyone. People that have run or are currently running startups could make suggestions on the business
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by extantproject 20y ago
What would a completely transparent company be like? All resources, records, and processes available for comment (maybe modification?) by anyone. People that have run or are currently running startups could make suggestions on the business