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jmtame
17y ago
this would have made for a great yc company.. maybe jobspice can branch out into this niche space a bit
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jmtame
17y ago
have always wanted to build something like this
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jmtame
17y ago
i was building an online booking system, so it had a ton of custom calendar and payment capabilities built into the calendar. i hand-coded everything, right down to calculating whether it was a leap year or not, and how many days were in t
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jmtame
17y ago
grooveshark.com - beautiful ui, good experience minus the delays in screen transitions. but really smooth and clean ui
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jmtame
17y ago
insanely good overall experience. still blows my mind how finely tuned everything has become.
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jmtame
17y ago
seriously. I built an app before doing graffitigeo and it never launched because calendars are harder than they look to build (I wasn't using a framework, just building purely from scratch at the time in php and javascript).
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jmtame
17y ago
"The idea is to run the LHC over the winter at half its rated power before bringing the collision energy up to its full 14 tera electron volts (TeV) sometime next spring. At that point, we should see... well, we're not entirely sure what."
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jmtame
17y ago
Just a reminder, DailyBooth.com is a YC summer 09 company, and hiring PHP hackers right now. Their growth looks to be faster than Twitter's at an absolute relative rate.
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jmtame
17y ago
Overstock.com CEO: "This really isn't about my company," Byrne says. "I mean, I've made my money. My initial concern, of course, was with Overstock. But the more I learned about this, the more my real worry became 'Jesus, what are the impli
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jmtame
17y ago
what a bittersweet solution ;) "oh cool! look at all these bugs--hey wait..."
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jmtame
17y ago
I built hndir.com to help solve the challenge of finding technical cofounders at universities. everyone in there is verified and has probably signed up from this site.
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jmtame
17y ago
hosting here: http://www.airbnb.com/groups/startupschool
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jmtame
17y ago
i've changed my opinion about it several times as well. it seems that when you're on it, you find things you don't like about it (particularly the anti-social bit). but when you're off, you can see flaws in substitutes like caffeine (legi
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jmtame
17y ago
Ultima would be a good game to multiplay. Black Gate in particular.
735.
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jmtame
17y ago
try adderall. you might be adhd.
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jmtame
17y ago
my favorite book to date
737.
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jmtame
17y ago
Yukichi Fukuzawa anyone?
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jmtame
17y ago
Is it a fetus or is it a baby? It doesn't matter, it's so early that you can call it what you'd like. I think it's fine that they're looking for co-founders. They could just say "hiring first employee," but sounds like they're looking for a
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jmtame
17y ago
The founders are awesome =] This is a group that you'd want to work with, besides the cool technology challenges and perks of being early in a funded start up.
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jmtame
17y ago
try www.hndir.com if you're an undergrad at a united states school.. i haven't built out the support for non-edu e-mails, as i built the entire thing and user registration around the assumption that you had an .edu address and i'm tied up w
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jmtame
17y ago
I was hesitant to click on this link. I thought to myself "oh no, another article that's going to defend 37Signals' philosophy." But as an entrepreneur and designer, the author makes two good points: (1) we often make things out to be bigge
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Forbes mentions GraffitiGeo (YC S09): part of the "Web Squared" era
(graffitigeo.posterous.com)
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17y ago
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A New Speaker Series For NYC’s Founders At Work
(blogs.wsj.com)
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17y ago
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jmtame
17y ago
he does mention that his experience working wasn't positive and didn't feel like it helped him in any way. If anything it seems to have made him angry enough to want to start Mint, but not much beyond that.
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17y ago
Yep =] Nothing back yet.
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jmtame
17y ago
after thinking about it a bit more, and from my experience in yc this summer, i cannot imagine how anyone could do a start up successfully part time. there may be a few examples, but i don't know of many. i did it in school with my cofounde
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17y ago
i think 37signals was implying that you no longer deserve to be applauded for quitting, because that's not difficult, according to them. i'm saying that i still find it to be the opposite: it's a big step, and it shows that you're determin
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If you quit, I'll still take you more seriously
(jmtame.posterous.com)
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jmtame
17y ago
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17y ago
We have no references to "beta" or "demo" in our metadata, binary, or application. So I'm not sure what they are referring to there. The "feature limited" part is confusing to us--we're not actually sure if they are referring to the mobs
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Our app got rejected again. We're trying to figure out why.
(graffitigeo.posterous.com)
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jmtame
17y ago
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