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Notes from Jacob Appelbaum (ioerror) on his detainment in Texas this morning
(twitter.com)
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Thoughts On Google's Social Efforts, Selfishness & The Swine Flu
(rwwmike.posterous.com)
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For a shop whose pre-requisite to hiring a developer is that they have code publicly available, you can bet cultural fit is the other thing at the top of their checklist. Saying "no one wants to go home and write a big fucking pile of code"
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Best summary of bubble/non-bubble debate I've read yet: [Are we in a bubble?] “Maybe,” says Naval, “Certainly valuations are creepy up quickly in all stages of deals. On the other hand, 10 years ago when we all felt like this last time the
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Best summary of bubble/non-bubble debate I've read yet: “Maybe,” says Naval, “Certainly valuations are creepy up quickly in all stages of deals. On the other hand, 10 years ago when we all felt like this last time the total market size for
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GroupFlier (group texting app) transfers to paid service
(groupflier.com)
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Close. An online brokerage firm is probably a better example than Google Finance, because they both give you the information and facilitate the transaction. The firm selects the numbers to they show you that they think are relevant to the d
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No, I'm sorry, this is my brain-fart. We recently switched our static pages to a Heroku instance in anticipation of a web app launch in a few days, but keep our server stuff on the Rackspace cloud. Proceed with down-voting.
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It says our web host is Amazon, but we're definitely on the Rackspace cloud. Does Rackspace have a dirty little secret?
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This is the key. For founders who are not intrinsically fundable, an incredible amount of risk is removed between the time of initial founding and when a third-party assigns a value to the company. 1000x seems reasonable.
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16y ago
Yes, SecondMarket specifically provides liquidity for private companies. Again, I can't find a reference, but I believe Thiel has sold over half his original Facebook stock already in this manner.
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16y ago
Interestingly, some of the most successful startups today may never "exit". Facebook seems to want to avoid an IPO if they can, and Mark Pincus from Zynga has said he hope he can exist as a privately held corporation indefinitely. [1] Secon
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Since submitting this, I've been looking around for a kind of "Hacker's Guide to Software Licenses", and haven't come up with anything. Does anyone have a good reference that lists out the more common licenses and explains in what situation
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Review What You Fork on Github
(jacquesmattheij.com)
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Live feed of Mubarak address (at 20:00 GMT, right now)
(youtube.com)
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I believe that's by design. My grandmother doesn't see so well, but still likes to use the internets. Next time you're in the phone isle in Walmart, note that they still sell wall-mount telephones with huge number buttons. There are also ce
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16y ago
You must mean "lifestyle business"? (kidding)
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16y ago
Definitely, I'd be happy to. Email fred at heyo.com, or reply @frederickcook.
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The startup I co-founded, Heyo ( http://heyo.com ), went through DayOne Ventures ( http://dayoneventures.com ) last summer in Blacksburg, VA (small town in SW VA where Virginia Tech is located). It was the first year, and we were the first
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All aboard the 'road train?'
(cnn.com)
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Thanks man, it was quite the whirlwind.
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Silicon Valley in 72 Hours
(frederickcook.com)
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I got a note from a user about an hour ago that they were unable to find our app in the Android Market. A quick check of the console showed it as "unpublished". I was able to easily go in and publish (all the assets were still there), but s
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Check that your Android app was not unpublished from the Market
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I wonder about brushing without toothpaste?
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"It's hard to see why, though: DST got in at a $10 billion valuation in May 2009. Facebook's user base has more than doubled since then. So its valuation should…quintuple?" Good point, according to Metcalfe's Law [1], it should actually onl
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where "Recently Closed" = "Closed, but Not Yet Fully Deployed"
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Facebook New Profile Photo Hack
(gizmodo.com)
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Panel discussion with the guys who will buy your company
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I don't understand. My company recently raised using convertible notes with a cap right around where an appropriate valuation might have been. Now my investors are all interested in seeing the company valuation at the next funding round be
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