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nanijoe
19y ago
The original author is actually wrong..especially using his chess analogy. Incremental improvements will get you nowhere. The best way to raise your chess game is to play against people who are faaar better than you. Do this for one week,
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nanijoe
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No offense, but how hard is it exactly to build your own social news 'platform' ? If I were starting a social news site, I would rather use an open source package like pligg that I can modify to my hearts content than use any of these so ca
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19y ago
I did not feel anything either..but wait, I'm in New York :) Never thought I woudl hear anyone describe an earthquake as cool..Last I heard an earthquake was something that killed people.
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nanijoe
19y ago
Joshua Schachter would disagree with you
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nanijoe
19y ago
"I am not too disappointed that our application was rejected on those grounds. Really, who wants to give up so much for a few dollars and a chance to give a presentation? " This is of course tongue-in-cheek right?
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nanijoe
19y ago
"Those that can, DO. Those that can't, find an investor." ..You mean those that can't such as Google and Youtube?
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REST 101: Part 1 - Understanding Resources
(softiesonrails.com)
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Interesting tidbit here..The Nigerian president's son works for Microsoft. He's also a pretty prominent blogger..Check him out here. http://www.25hoursaday.com/weblog/
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19y ago
I don't think it is legal to apply for an H1 in a company where you have significant ownership.
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19y ago
You need to understand Carson's position on this matter...He is trying to build up Europe as a startup hub, then someone walks in and tells his audience that there is a better startup hub. Ouch!!
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19y ago
I'm willing to bet NY VCs are not as conservative as Boston VCs, yet NY is no Silicon Valley. Like they say "It is what it is" , the evidence is there to show that SV favors startups, if any one wants to do their startup in Newcastle-upon-
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19y ago
Maybe Google does not want to deal with Evan Williams a second time
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19y ago
I think the CIA or KGB might have a job for you :)
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nanijoe
19y ago
In general, it is not a good idea to start a response with "I disagree". Makes you sound as if you are looking for a fight, when in fact you may have some legit points.
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19y ago
That might explain why Ruby on Rails is kicking Django's behind despite the fact that more people code in Python than Ruby
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19y ago
Those comments don't show up in IE, just an FYI
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19y ago
--Grabs a cup of coffee and joins you on the bench--
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19y ago
An Alien has taken over Pmarca's blog , he's had some strange posts in the last few days.
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nanijoe
19y ago
56% use RSS? I doubt that 20% of all internet users even know what RSS is
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19y ago
People have been meeting through the web since the first web page was made..the 'socialness' of the web was here long before facebook...facebook has not made any shift on how people are social on the web. People have been using things like
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nanijoe
19y ago
Facebooks is like Geocities..and Ning is like Yahoo Groups. If you take a look at the feature differences between Geocities and Facebook, you'll realize that (horrors), there are few real ones. The way geocities worked was that people would
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19y ago
A word of caution...100% of zero = zero. If you spend so much effort trying not to share equity with anyone, you may end up owning all of nothing.
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nanijoe
19y ago
Really? Name a few...
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nanijoe
19y ago
I really try not to get into these discussions, but what you are saying is akin to 'let them eat cake'. If you had black only schools run by black people 'in those days', how well equiped do you think they would have been? Where would the
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nanijoe
19y ago
You, my friend have clearly never been on the wrong end of this kind of behaviour.
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19y ago
Just curious, what is the point?
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I don't think this will catch on...You just can't think of a game one move at a time. This throws out the concept of strategy
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nanijoe
19y ago
Based on my personal experience, I have to say you are completely wrong :)
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Cheatsheets to add to your toolbox
(techcheatsheets.com)
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nanijoe
19y ago
I'll venture to say that no matter who was right/wrong you may just have taken a significant step towards not being accepted.
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