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Startups and H-1Bs
(visalawyerblog.com)
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18y ago
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Sales reps-to-revenue increase "magic number" ratio for SaaS companies
(blogs.zdnet.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I humbly believe that evolution/capitalistic markets would wipe IE6 out for the haters, no banners necessary. If IE6 actually succeeds on merit (which I agree with the crowd is very unlikely), then you know what? They earned it. To that end
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18y ago
On that topic of breaking down what he wrote .. this is a cross-comment I also left on TC. Ted writes: “As is Michael Arrington’s usual style, he is showing his personal vendetta against me to mischaracterize what I’ve said.” Uhh, let’s see
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18y ago
totally agree!
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jayliew
18y ago
Alaska Miller, I agree that we're giving him too much power by all the attention. But he already has gathered the power through all that he has wrote - thus, it's not like I'm contributing to the problem in any significant way. and to quote
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18y ago
PG is actually out there, and doing something meaningful. No portfolio has a success rate of 100%, but we can agree that PG's success rate is > 0%. Ted should shut the fuck up and succeed even a little, before talking smack.
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18y ago
Ted Dziuba is just bitter that his startup is a complete failure. http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/07/19/pressflip-is-a-belly-fl... Boo hoo hoo. Also, in addition .. his startup's traffic (according to Alexa) matches the web site of .. oh r
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19y ago
So the event is confirmed at 240 2nd street on the 19th? If so, I'm going to book a return flight the next day, otherwise it's just going to cost me (hotel + rental). I'm willing to stay an extra night since YC'ers are a fun bunch. Speaking
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19y ago
+1 vote from me too for the 19th -- Anyone here flying from San Diego?
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B-players overprepare, A-players take the emotional risk
(bnet.com)
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19y ago
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thoughts on startup dev teams
(mikemason.ca)
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19y ago
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Entrepreneurs: The ability to take a punch, and then get up to win the fight
(inc.com)
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19y ago
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Diseconomies of scale: Startup advantage over big companies
(en.wikipedia.org)
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19y ago
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Cocktail party to 23Mil startup payday - mediabistro
(nytimes.com)
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19y ago
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MSN Money: Startups, passion, entrepreneurs are just different
(articles.moneycentral.msn.com)
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19y ago
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jayliew
19y ago
May I ask what the point of this post is? Can anyone here vouch for their service, or this is post really a viral ad campaign?
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jayliew
20y ago
Harj, this is inspirational. Thanks for sharing. I'll be keeping an eye on your company. All the best!
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jayliew
20y ago
Harj, this is inspirational. Thanks for sharing. I'll be keeping an eye on your company :)
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20y ago
The one sentence that stood out the most to me from this article was "Pick your hill to die on." Life's too short to work on something meaningless, a reminder to myself that nothing is more important than working towards your passion. I can
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Word of the day: Passion
(nesheimgroup.typepad.com)
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20y ago
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jayliew
20y ago
That's a very good point, Daniel .. thanks :) It is true -- sometimes I get that feeling that I beat my up unnecessarily for no real reason, and get miserable. Then, it takes someone else (like my mentor), to point to me all the things I di
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20y ago
Not to nitpick or anything, but in the essay: "If you're smart enough to worry that you might not be smart enough to start a startup, you probably are" I understood what the last line meant, although it may seem ambiguous to some. It could
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20y ago
I love the comment about telling an adult from a kid. I'm 25 and many a times I just feel my peers are clueless, or should be more mature than they should. Maybe I'm just thinking too far ahead, but the same goes for dates that I go on. Dum