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Paul Rothemund details DNA folding (ted.com)
2 points by jbrun 18y ago|0 comments
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Eight ways the iMac changed computing(macworld.com)
1 points by jbrun 18y ago|0 comments
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How U.S. banks sold home equity loans(iht.com)
1 points by jbrun 18y ago|0 comments
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Why GM is a Good Bet(jobrun.blogspot.com)
1 points by jbrun 18y ago|2 comments
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Bored? Don't shrug it off(iht.com)
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by jbrun 18y ago
using harvest for invoicing, probably going to get quickbooks for the rest - seems to be the standard.
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by jbrun 18y ago
I'm sorry, but this guy is a idiot for hiring the idiot. Putting faith in titles is ridiculous and not recognizing someone's incompetence upon meeting them has more to do with yourself that with the other person. My two cents anyways.
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CERN Rap(vimeo.com)
2 points by jbrun 18y ago|0 comments
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Government and ISPs going after pirates(guardian.co.uk)
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With security at risk, a push to patch the Web - International Herald Tribune(iht.com)
1 points by jbrun 18y ago|0 comments
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by jbrun 18y ago
interesting company, could be useful.
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by jbrun 18y ago
Ok, that does not really mean they were profitable though. I mean, companies that have a working business model - not just a drive traffic and sell out model (though that can be lucrative).
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Ask YC: What financially successful companies have been born out of YC?
6 points by jbrun 18y ago|7 comments
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by jbrun 18y ago
Part of the reason surely has to do with the economy. In Finland, two sectors are highly subsidized via R&D: Information Technology (Nokia) and Forestry (which is highly scientific). Interesting article: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/
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My Business Venture - Enterprise Web 2.0(jobrun.blogspot.com)
2 points by jbrun 18y ago|0 comments
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Old School IBM Slides(squareamerica.com)
7 points by jbrun 18y ago|2 comments
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by jbrun 18y ago
I agree. It is clear - certainly in the IT world - that scholastic performance is not linked with happiness and "success"
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Why giving poor kids computers doesn't improve scholastic performance.(slate.com)
11 points by jbrun 18y ago|12 comments
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The Next Renaissance: A Talk By Douglas Rushkoff(edge.org)
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The Original Sketch for the Internet(iht.com)
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by jbrun 19y ago
googling my username brings up my hacker profile too
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by jbrun 19y ago
Thanks for the great reply. I agree with pretty much everything.
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by jbrun 19y ago
There is a lot of knowledge that can be shared within a company, and even more within a given industry or line of work. Tons of networking opportunities - I think.
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by jbrun 19y ago
What kind of products? I am looking for developers. Do you have a url?
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by jbrun 19y ago
I do not mean how to do it from the inside, I mean how do you change big organizations as software/service provider. On one side, the guys who cut big checks want to control the feature set. And on the flip side, the big companies are not a
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by jbrun 19y ago
I agree. A few years ago our consulting group developed a web service that manages and explains all the environmental laws and regulations in canada to companies. However, it has been a pain selling it directly to companies. The sales cycle
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Ask YC: Where are the real web 2.0 apps?
29 points by jbrun 19y ago|37 comments
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Windows users petition to keep XP alive(cbc.ca)
1 points by jbrun 19y ago|0 comments
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How to write 200,000 books, with a computer's help - International Herald Tribune(iht.com)
1 points by jbrun 19y ago|0 comments
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by jbrun 19y ago
Facebook is special in the sense that it is not going away. Ever since we climbed down from trees (and even before then) we have been obsessed with social hierarchy, staying on top, in touch and in control. Facebook is just another way to i

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