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by jimream 18y ago
I vociferously disagree. This is social hacker news. This article talks about the externalized costs of buying salmon that are not represented accurately enough, thus highlighting a huge problem/unmet need. This is the community, if one e
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by jimream 18y ago
I vociferously disagree. This is social hacker news. This article talks about the externalized costs of buying salmon that are not represented accurately enough, thus highlighting a huge problem/unmet need. This is the community, if one e
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Is this a reason for Google to be scared?(blog.adonomics.com)
1 points by jimream 19y ago|0 comments
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Facebook's growth - approaching #1. What's next?(fbbook.com)
1 points by jimream 19y ago|1 comments
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by jimream 19y ago
"Maybe Google will follow suit and allow developers to embed their applications in Google too?" I am sure they are considering something along those lines. The main problem they will face is how to create a viral system of distribution for
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by jimream 19y ago
Google should be worried. By opening its doors to the world, Facebook is in effect employing 33k of the brightest, more entrepreneurial minds the world has to offer. These developers will create great applications that function like advert
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by jimream 19y ago
i really hope this is a repost.... if not. lawl
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by jimream 20y ago
What would be better is a well edited documentary, comparing the two biggest start-up incubators Ycombinator and Techstars. It would be a fantastic promotional documentary for all party's involved. Heck, you could even turn it into some ki
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by jimream 20y ago
The web is evolving very fast these days. It seems to me that because of our connections and web browsing habits, people reading this are often disconnected from how "normal" people view the web. Let me assure you, this web 2.0 craze we ar
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by jimream 20y ago
I am finishing up my last semester of Business School and I just sit in class reading Popurls.com while teachers ramble on and on. I have learned so much more about entrepreneurship, history, news, world status, and everything else than my
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by jimream 20y ago
This top 10 list is worthless your right. especially to this community. Heres why: The entrepreneurs on this "newsgroup" are ALL web entrepreneurs. This means that half of the criteria do not even pertain our needs/interests as founders o
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by jimream 20y ago
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by jimream 20y ago
I agree, I have long thought that Yahoo was getting "blown out of the water" and they must to *something* to breathe a little life back into their once dominant company. I have been battling myself over the issue of who to go to with my ide
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by jimream 20y ago
In my opinion Facebook and Myspace are easily worth 5 billion each. Just because of the fact that if they were to significantly add features that would pave the way for future e-commerce and social bookmarking they could start with a treme
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What do you think are the "real" values of the hottest web companies?(tbo.com)
1 points by jimream 20y ago|2 comments