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mattjung
18y ago
The idea of "release early" is to get early feedback from a customer. In the context of games, you may want to present the idea of the game or some screenshots to a small circle of gamers to get their feedback about if the idea is funny eno
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Word Processing: Most of You Still Use Desktop Software
(readwriteweb.com)
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Chrome Not Ready For Enterprise
(readwriteweb.com)
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I might use it for Google Apps. For those, Crome is and probably alway will be the fastest browser and for those they got all my private data already. I hesitate to allow them to store my complete browse and search history. I kind of beginn
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For non-German speaking: "Haven't I seen this logo already somewhere? What's up with this? [img] Google loves to play with hidden messages in their logos. Hidden messages have a long tradition among hackers. No conspiracy theorie, just pu
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The secret of Google's Chrome Logo
(interneteconomics.de)
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Want On The Digg Home Page? That’ll Be $1,200.
(techcrunch.com)
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Yes, you can image ugly things with distributed methods like this. A problem in this case is that it is difficult to draw the line between what is still legal and what not. Paying people to add your web-page to delicious is probably not ill
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Amazon's Mechanical Turk Used for Fraudulent Activities
(readwriteweb.com)
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Real men don't cry. Don't forget that every programming language is a framework itself. There maybe good ones and bad ones, simple ones, useless ones, some may fit or not fit in your context.
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I think it is worth the effort to convince him if you are convinced that he will bring the startup forward. Convincing someone is not something to be done in 5 minutes. Ask him the question: what would be the worst case scenario you could f
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Hey guys, don't let me alone!
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How to start using Greasemonkey in under 5 Minutes
(readwriteweb.com)
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Ask YC: Feedback on dezidr.com
(dezidr.com)
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I find the "Blue Ocean"-strategy for Start-Ups quite dangerous - because this means convincing customers that they have a problem that only you are able to solve. And that could easily result in building something far from a market.
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11 Things Startups Should Know About Enterprise 2.0
(readwriteweb.com)
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We try so hard to be mediocre
(howtosplitanatom.com)
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Startup, Inc - What You Need to Know Before Starting a Company
(readwriteweb.com)
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18y ago
There is a nice tool named www.competitious.com that may help you doing it.
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Historical data may as well be misleading because the profile of a user is not "static", simply because there's a human being behind it (and sometimes even more than one, but that's another story). His personal and professional environment,
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Adobe Makes Flash Searchable
(readwriteweb.com)
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I expect from a project manager to remove all obstacles from programmers. Programmers should be able to concentrate on producing the right code and not to answer support requests, report individually about progress to sales people, write do
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Agile vs. Lean
(martinfowler.com)
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Yes. It's kind of funny and rewarding to get positive feedback and see that the code runs as expected.
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18y ago
No music during programming. The only exception is to build a accoustic protection against typical noise-office. In this case, I hear electronical music or lounge music (most important: no voice!).
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Would be interesting to know if software engineering has also a mismatch problem. Is there any information about that? But in any case it should be easier to find a good programmer than to find a good basketballer because its easier to test
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Why funding shouldn't be your first step
(howtosplitanatom.com)
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What were the reasons that you decided to write the wrapper code yourself (Facebooker e.g. looks pretty ruby-ish to me)?
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Ask YC: Facebooker or rfacebook?
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How to pickup a VC
(sun.com)
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