jwecker

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Under 30, online and world-beating(observer.guardian.co.uk)
8 points by jwecker 20y ago|7 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
Also, here's the presentation http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1932851428624192110
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by jwecker 20y ago
Heh- Looks like he had to just take it himself. If you want something done...
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by jwecker 20y ago
I can't get the grammar in the title (or the original) to parse correctly in my head.
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Your Comments are Mostly a Waste of Time :)(futureofcommunities.com)
4 points by jwecker 20y ago|1 comments
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Working in France, in the Style of Silicon Valley(news.google.com)
6 points by jwecker 20y ago|2 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
Bug or undeveloped feature? Go to edit a comment- above the text box there is a "comment" and "edit" link. The edit one just refreshes the page. The comment link, though, shows... ??? It looks like I can comment on my c
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by jwecker 20y ago
This might be a pain, but could you make this topic sticky for a while?
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by jwecker 20y ago
Skip the abstract- it's too obtuse- the paper itself is pretty readable. Non-compensatory: when a customer is making a decision, and no combination of additional features make up for a lack of the feature they really want (e.g. it doesn't
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The Mathematics of Choice (goody heavy read)(anderson.ucla.edu)
1 points by jwecker 20y ago|2 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
I loved the video. But I'm about to post a PDF that's much deeper that is mentioned in the presentation, and that pretty much blew my mind when I realized the implications (that you can mathematically show exactly how the decisions are mad
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Google Tech Talks(video.google.com)
3 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
"I know everything there is to know about funding but it is too large to fit in this margin." ;)
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by jwecker 20y ago
11- stay on top of spam or die. And for heaven's sake don't sprinkle ads throughout. Better yet: 11- have a look at news.ycombinator :)
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by jwecker 20y ago
True. And to clarify my comment, it is also a _slow_ way of growing in many cases. I've just seen so many people willing to burn through other peoples' money without a thought that the idea often appeals to me. The real principle here is
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by jwecker 20y ago
Well done Jeff- hope to be able to emulate that. Pretty cool that he knows his Star Trek, too :)
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by jwecker 20y ago
I'll bet when Arc is really ready that whole thing will take about 4 characters, right Paul? ;)
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by jwecker 20y ago
Go ahead and keep a secret when you really strategically need to keep a secret. Don't get emotionally attached to it being a secret though- because one day, probably soon, it'll get duplicated. And do you have a thoroughly thought out rea
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9 must reads before launch. (another oldie)(dottactics.blogspot.com)
6 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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Research on secrets of greatness: Practice(money.cnn.com)
3 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
A meta-business model that doesn't get discussed enough- and practically never by VCs- is simple revenue based growth. I know business leaders who absolutely swear by it and won't touch anything else. From their perspective, if it's not m
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by jwecker 20y ago
I love how the first 18 months of fark's existence consisted of that picture of the squirrel with giant nuts.
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by jwecker 20y ago
Question: top speed on one of those? Faster than a normal kbd? Most macro keyboards (all?) are quite a bit slower. If someone can make one that you can get faster with, I'd be excited. Question 2: Spam submission?
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by jwecker 20y ago
Marked up the article because it's hilarious, but honestly I don't know what I'm getting out of it. It's a panel of 6 people who won the lottery [meaning, in Paul's nomenclature, only 1 or 2 were actually trying to actually build wealth or
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by jwecker 20y ago
(from Digg. Currently suffering from the Digg-effect, but much more relevant to this group than the digg crowd)
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What is your site worth?(dnscoop.com)
2 points by jwecker 20y ago|1 comments
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Motivation for Smart People (minus chest-pounding)(stevepavlina.com)
2 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
I agree with the post. When an idea is new there is a tendency to feel like it needs protecting. If you're serious about it, though, and get your hands dirty with the details of implementing whatever it is, NDA's seem more and more silly.
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by jwecker 20y ago
If it is an excellent tool by itself, then it has a much better chance of acceptance. That is, if you yourself can't stop using it regardless of who else is using it, it is a stronger product. del.icio.us is like that- I started using it
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by jwecker 20y ago
#5 Source for cofounder - news.ycombinator.com :)

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