mattjaynes

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by mattjaynes 20y ago
Hopefully the videos will be out soon. I'll add them to this feed when they are. In the meantime, here's the podcast feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Ycombinator-StartupSchool Note that currently the 2007 talks are from my lower quality
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by mattjaynes 20y ago
My pleasure ;) I did look around to try and find those slides. I should probably just email those guys and ask for it. Here are a couple of shots I found: http://flickr.com/photos/bluesmoon/tags/reddit/ http://reddit.com/static/spreddit/
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by mattjaynes 20y ago
This podcast contains all the published podcasts from the last 3 years of Startup School. Talks from 2005 and 2006 are linked to the official recordings and those from 2007 are linked to my lower quality recordings until the official ones a
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Podcast Feed of YCombinator Startup Schools 2005-Present(feeds.feedburner.com)
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Examining Motivations: Hollywood and Startups(blog.nanobeepers.com)
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Outside Money and Irritable Bowel Syndrome(blog.nanobeepers.com)
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by mattjaynes 20y ago
AWS is truly amazing. I'm currently developing an open-source framework that allows theoretically infinite scalability utilizing round-robin dns, S3, EC2, S3DFS (allows mounting an S3 bucket as a local file system on multiple EC2 instances
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by mattjaynes 20y ago
It would have been lame if they had just removed the DRM and upped the price - but the fact that they also doubled the audio quality is probably a good-will move to give the user additional value for the cost. The new audio files will be
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by mattjaynes 20y ago
I'm so glad these guys responded so calmly and intelligently - a nice contrast to DHH's embarrassing style.
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by mattjaynes 20y ago
He seems to knock PodTech in the article - anyone know why? "Any time one of the rest of us mentions an obvious, actual waste of money (PodTech anyone?), you treat it as proof that the whole industry is doomed for collapse."
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by mattjaynes 20y ago
I like how he uses 'Web 2.0' without getting all frustrated about the term as many do. See: http://blog.nanobeepers.com/2007/02/01/whats-with-the-web-20-angst/ Also, very interesting discussion on the use of 'implicit' user data. Amazon i