kabir_h

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by kabir_h 14y ago
Language arguments aside, it's hard not to look at the three.js 3D examples and not be impressed by how far browser 3D rendering has come: http://mrdoob.github.com/three.js/
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by kabir_h 14y ago
CAMBRIDGE, MA -- Shareaholic makes tools for publishers and users to help them find and share the best content on the web. We're a small, well-funded startup (with killer investors: Dave McClure, Dharmesh Shah, General Catalyst) that reache
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by kabir_h 14y ago
Congrats on nabbing Wells, he's an awesome Product Designer and all around standup guy.
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by kabir_h 14y ago
Cambridge, MA - Shareaholic makes tools for publishers and users to help them find and share the best content on the web. We're a small, funded startup (with killer investors: Dave McClure, Dharmesh Shah, General Catalyst) that reaches 300
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by kabir_h 14y ago
I connected my account and it said the party was full and they weren't letting more people in. I'm not sure what the point of that was.
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by kabir_h 14y ago
Cambridge, MA - Shareaholic makes tools for publishers and users to help them find and share the best content on the web. We're a small, funded startup (with killer investors: Dave McClure, Dharmesh Shah, General Catalyst) that reaches 300
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by kabir_h 15y ago
Cambridge, MA - Shareaholic makes tools for publishers and users to help them find and share the best content on the web. We're a small, funded startup (with killer investors like Dave McClure, Dharmesh Shah +more) that reaches 270 million
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by kabir_h 15y ago
And link: http://www.shareaholic.com/careers/
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by kabir_h 15y ago
Cambridge, MA - Shareaholic makes tools for publishers and users to help them find and share the best content on the web. We're a small, funded startup (Dharmesh Shah and Dave McClure) that reaches 270 million unique users via 200K publishe
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by kabir_h 15y ago
Why is Senator Franken still using snail mail? He could've just emailed Carrier IQ from his phone. He wouldn't even have to hit send.
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by kabir_h 15y ago
It's not a bad idea, but there are two major drawbacks: 1) it's not that profitable. Companies that have tried some variant of this include tunecore and rcrdlbl but both dropped the bits that weren't profitable. 2) imagine startups are like
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by kabir_h 15y ago
Here's a great one: http://wistia.com/about/team Type 'dance'.
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by kabir_h 15y ago
The Echo Nest - Somerville, MA The Echo Nest powers amazing music apps with our API, including apps from the BBC, MTV, iHeartRadio and other music services you use and love. We've got a killer engineering culture, well-stocked beer fridge a
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by kabir_h 15y ago
Somerville, MA and London - The Echo Nest Echo Nest is a music intelligence company that powers music apps with our API, and services like Echoprint, our open source music fingerprinter. Our data powers apps for the BBC and MTV and music se
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by kabir_h 15y ago
I thought about this recently, but because I need to send mail to a few government offices, and to my university for my transcripts. Both have to be done in paper, but I'd love to upload a PDF, add an address and be done with it. I'd try to
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by kabir_h 15y ago
Somerville, MA and London - The Echo Nest Echo Nest is a music intelligence company that powers music apps with our API, and services like Echoprint, our open source music fingerprinter. Our data powers apps for the BBC and MTV and music se
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by kabir_h 15y ago
The Echo Nest in Somerville, MA (Davis Square) and London Echo Nest is a music intelligence company that powers music apps with our API, including apps for the BBC and MTV. We've got a killer engineering culture, well-stocked beer fridge an
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by kabir_h 16y ago
Get a bunch of credit cards, preferrably ones with no/low balance transfer fees. Unless they bite and buy your product, you have no idea how long you're going to be without income and getting more credit while building your startup is hard.
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by kabir_h 16y ago
There's another great way to test your mobile app before release: Android.
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by kabir_h 16y ago
Agreed! I like to use "build for emotion" as the barometer of a good idea. If you can actually see someone become excited to discover your app, and the delight of the first 15 minutes of using it, you're on the road to a good product.
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Post-mortem: Lessons learned for consumer web startups(blog.riotvine.com)
40 points by kabir_h 16y ago|4 comments