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16y ago
This clearly shows the value of Y combinator. Dan Levine gets techcrunched before he even has a company.
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16y ago
Over WiFi is a novelty - but it's also a hack to get around the fact that the US carriers are way behind Europe and Asia.
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This is interesting because it shows how far behind the US is in the telecoms space. In Europe this has been a basic feature of all 3G phones for around five years. If you want to videochat you just press the button and call somebody up usi
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16y ago
The economist has always had a good eye for titles and frontpages. Some of them are just amazing.
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One of the points of the article was that entrepreneurs don't need VC since it's become so much cheaper to do startups. Thus Sand Hill Road isn't as important as it was.
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16y ago
This is a good approach. Noone enjoys explaining face-to-face why they owe you money, and will probably do what they can to avoid this potentiallly embarrassing phone call. If you come off as a really nice guy that really needs the money it
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16y ago
So do I, and it's a pain. some of my CSS files feel bloated and unnecessarily big, but it's an even bigger pain to go through the whole codebase and check everything out by hand. It's a problem and if there's a solution out there it would
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16y ago
I wrote a post about something very similar around a year ago that might be interesting to you. http://www.maximise.dk/blog/2009/01/getting-product-pricing-...
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16y ago
A lot of first-time entrepreneurs (me included) make the mistake of believing that the right idea is paramount for success. As Adams points out that's not true. It's getting old but it's still the truth: Ideas are worthless. Execution is e
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16y ago
I think I would be able to make it work in IE6 with css and a bit of javascript.
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16y ago
Absolutely. It's all about efficiency. But sometimes the most efficient way to get a customer to buy your product is to call him and tell him how great your stuff is, and sometimes the best way to market your product is to go to tradeshows
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16y ago
It's worth remembering that since HN is (unsurprisingly) largely made up of developers when you read through all of the great comments and linked articles there's bound to be a bias towards solving problems with technology even though it's
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16y ago
1% inspiration, 99% persipration.
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16y ago
Althoug it's not built directly on top of jquery but only has integration with it I think CKeditor deserves an honourable mention.
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I second that - I'd gladly buy a subscription if it could be sent to Europe.
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I would weld a flange around the outside of the pipe a bit below where it's broken. This shouldn't be a problem since there's no oil under pressure coming out there. Then I would make a contraption consisting of three parts: 1) similar flan
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Notepad++ because it's relatively simple and gets the job done. I like unbloated minimalism.
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I also think the 90% figure is misleading - but I think it's too optimistic. The number of people that quit their job and use their savings and/or family-friends-fools money to start working on a startup and never get to a point where anyon
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16y ago
This poll is so stock-full of mistakes and biases that it's practically worthless. If you bother to click through to the source it even says at the bottom of the blogpost they got it from: "Please bear in mind that this poll is not scienti
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16y ago
I wouldn't be able to live without flash and here's why. If I visit 100 sites a day maybe 5 of them will be dependent on flash in some way. Menus, slideshows, etc. Without flash the site is worthless. I won't remember the 95 sites that work
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That is the core of the problem. Nobody likes to say no - especially politicians whose constituents will lose something from it. They might vote for someone else at the next election.
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Not entirely related, but did anyone ever find out what happened to nickb? All of a sudden he seemingly just dropped off the earth.
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16y ago
According to their annual report they have 272 million dollars worth of member deposits. With that security practice that is very scary.
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16y ago
As maxklein himself states on this page " My business model is easy to duplicate and posting something like this is not good for me If he wants his company and what it does secret that's his choice - and a perfectly valid one.
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I like how a ux site has a flash intro. Doesn't exactly command respect.
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My tweet was silly, but the police reaction was absurd
(guardian.co.uk)
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When searching google for wikipedia a wikipedia searchfield is now first result
(google.com)
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Or even better "Enter your e-mail address here and we will notify you when our service becomes available in your country"
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Ahh, I misunderstood tabstops - I thought they were only the left and right margins. Thanks for clearing it up.
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Tab stops and other basic features are impossible to support if you’re using the browser’s HTML layout engine for your text. Can't you just place the document you're editing inside a DIV and use left and right margins for tabstops and cha
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