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721.
Marc Andreessen: Paper of the week: History's view of the dot com boom(blog.pmarca.com)
4 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
722.
Part II of the Margin Manifesto(foundread.com)
5 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
723.
Clean tech firms dig for venture deals at event(marketwatch.com)
1 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
724.
The Margin Manifesto, Part I(foundread.com)
4 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
725.
by far33d 19y ago
I called this, btw: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21546
726.
by far33d 19y ago
sonicliving.com
727.
by far33d 19y ago
Coding never gave me a hangover or visual hallucination.
728.
by far33d 19y ago
Well, students are a great market for the credit card industry, so they must be spending that money SOMEWHERE.
729.
by far33d 19y ago
"There is no google killer - there will be one google - at this point, we can only hope to contain them - the barrier to entry is far to high. How hard is it for them to snag and change the best ideas, or worst case, buy them out? Pick a na
730.
by far33d 19y ago
Whoah whoah whoah. Sarbanes-Oxley has basically guaranteed that non-profitable companies can't afford to IPO, so IPO's aren't a sign of a bubble - they are a sign of quite the opposite. Real Profits.
731.
by far33d 19y ago
Yes. But they're different from being high via chemicals.
732.
by far33d 19y ago
Greg's talk was wonderful. It was great to see a VC that breaks the mold: technically savvy, on the side of the entrepreneur, and knowledgeable about the markets in a real way.
733.
by far33d 19y ago
Hm. Well, my Bank of America account has been flaky and they redesigned it in some terrible way recently. But I imagine convincing a bank to use your software is probably harder than getting your code adopted by the mobile handset carriers.
734.
by far33d 19y ago
I'm sure that once you got deep into, you'd probably find banking software pretty difficult. Since it has to work. All the time. 100%. No compromises. That sounds pretty hard.
735.
A great logo doesn't mean anything until the brand makes it worth something(sethgodin.typepad.com)
3 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
736.
Card Shark(foundread.com)
7 points by far33d 19y ago|2 comments
737.
by far33d 19y ago
His blog is off to a great start. Lots of great insights in just the first week. I hope he can keep it up.
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The Pmarca Guide to Personal Productivity(blog.pmarca.com)
25 points by far33d 19y ago|2 comments
739.
Best SEO is Useful Content (Seth's Blog)(sethgodin.typepad.com)
6 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
740.
Paul Kedrosky: Shut Up About the Age Thing(paul.kedrosky.com)
16 points by far33d 19y ago|7 comments
741.
The Long Tail... Of Porn(nytimes.com)
7 points by far33d 19y ago|2 comments
742.
Is VC Bashing Passe?(paul.kedrosky.com)
7 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
743.
by far33d 19y ago
Asking a few nearly trivial programming or other puzzles in the initial job listing or in a first phone screen really helps for two reasons: 1) it discourages lazy people and resume spammers. Most people want to cut and paste their resume
744.
by far33d 19y ago
I think that once you get past the whitespace dependence, python is an incredibly elegant language. No strange variable prefixes, functions as primary data, readable syntax, etc etc. And, if you come from the land of C/Java/C++, it has qui
745.
by far33d 19y ago
Come on. You use a system (ubuntu linux) that represents a minimal market share and is made for people who like to compile, test, and install their own software. I use linux at work, but when sites don't work (but they work for 99% of the
746.
by far33d 19y ago
Good review, especially of django. However, one tiny gripe: it's actually really easy to use an arbitrary templating system with django. Since HttpResponse objects just take strings, you don't have to use render_to_response(..), you could e
747.
Real Networks player can rip any video format(beet.tv)
1 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
748.
Google Mashup Editor(radar.oreilly.com)
2 points by far33d 19y ago|0 comments
749.
by far33d 19y ago
I'm there now.. this is a really amazing set of ideas...
750.
by far33d 19y ago
dan: thanks for telling me this. I was about to start on something similar (mostly as a quick side project to learn some RSS parsing, etc)

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