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541.
by far33d 19y ago
Walt is probably the most successful businessman ever to follow the mantra "Make Something People Want". He wasn't a big fan of budgets, business models, and the like. He built things he wanted, and believed other people wanted too. He was
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by far33d 19y ago
Wasn't there some article somewhere that mentioned a rumor about textpayme getting bought by amazon?
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by far33d 19y ago
I used to work christmas week at a men's clothing store.. 90% of our customers were women, even though we didn't sell women's clothing at all.
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by far33d 19y ago
I believe it's from people reloading to see who got accepted to the SFP.
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Distributed Media and Comments(avc.blogs.com)
1 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
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TV News 2.0(sfgate.com)
1 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
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Google cooks up ad strategy for YouTube(sfgate.com)
4 points by far33d 19y ago|1 comments
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How/Why they started conduit labs(blog.conduitlabs.com)
2 points by far33d 19y ago|1 comments
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by far33d 19y ago
Sipser and CLR are Classics. Absolute Necessities. Don't trust anyone who "studied CS" and doesn't know of these books.
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by far33d 19y ago
This was pretty cool too: http://vis.berkeley.edu/papers/softscissors/
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by far33d 19y ago
The 2D image processing stuff at Siggraph this year was truly exceptional. I usually skip right through that part of the conference and proceedings, but this year there were a few really cool things.
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by far33d 19y ago
A good cover letter - written from scratch specifically for the job you are applying for - is the best way to get a foot in the door, especially with craigslist ads, where there might be 200 applicants with similar resumes. It shows initia
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Steve Yegge on Branding at OSCON(blip.tv)
1 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
554.
by far33d 19y ago
I guess. but would doing half the work for google be even close to half as good?
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by far33d 19y ago
Wow. He must have been the worst startup employee ever. 13 half finished projects? At a startup this is worth exactly nothing.
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Even the Office 2007 box has a learning curve(joelonsoftware.com)
3 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
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Google's growth has come at a price(siliconvalley.com)
1 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
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A purpose driven (virtual) life(lsvp.wordpress.com)
2 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
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by far33d 19y ago
This was definitely the most interesting paper at siggraph this year.
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Four Square Hip for Startups(sfgate.com)
1 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
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by far33d 19y ago
Can anyone think of an example of another equally successful service having this much downtime?
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by far33d 19y ago
This is so weird... To whose advantage is it to lie about this so blatantly?
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by far33d 19y ago
Threadless is the third.
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by far33d 19y ago
It was the garage under the building that the techcrunch party was at. Astons, bentleys, high end benz's... the works.
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by far33d 19y ago
There's one reason if you are profitable.. Hiring.
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by far33d 19y ago
I'm not sure that there's a non-US city that is a contender for #3....
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by far33d 19y ago
Austin. I didn't even think of that. Who's the catalyst there?
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by far33d 19y ago
You have more free time in school than you do at your job? School was way more time consuming for me.
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by far33d 19y ago
But isn't this because the tools of production for film are expensive and complicated? Sure, in 5 years 20% of people won't be making hollywood films, but in 5 years it could be that 20% of moviegoers make their own movies on occasion.
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by far33d 19y ago
Whatever metric you want. By whatever metric that everyone agrees that the bay area and boston are 1 and 2.

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