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Is the 'ugly American' label fading?
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I think the comparison can go much further. If you want to bootstrap, then the high rent and other issues make the valley less attractive. If you want to make a low-budget indie flick, you are better off with no-name actors and emphasize th
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IPads replacing restaurant menus & staff
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I think we should credit the two of you for convincing PG. After all, having a solid group of people is more useful than having a solid product. This is a great start and with you two at the helm, we can expect a lot more. Looking forward t
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Employers Rejecting Unemployed Job Applicants, U.S. Agency Told
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Apple at the Front of the Battlefield
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The first milestone in the success of a startup is getting the product out the door and the second being getting revenue. Stealth mode and empty signup/landing pages are just there to create hype and buzz. If you ask anyone in the valley wh
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HN would be in the same space as Reddit at that point. Reddit seems to be doing well with YC's help. The audiences are different and clearly as we have seen there is enough space for the both of them. There is something about HN being what
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If you were to set up a rotational program that identified leadership, it would be beneficial to both parties. Imagine a group of high potential workers who rotated around doing each other's jobs. They would have new skill sets and would be
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How about having enough evidence to pursue a warrant? Taking a big name to trial over something like this might actually be worth their effort.
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So if something is too much work to acquire, we are allowed to obtain content illegally? I'm a little surprised Fred is openly admitting that he committed a crime. Isn't this enough for the authorities to pursue legal action? The fact that
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This article is really pushing the fact that books have become commodities. They no longer compete on quality but rather with cost. Pricing is less around value and more on cost plus. I personally believe that there are salient differences
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I truly believe there will be a lot of great information in this course. My only worry is this will be more of a course filled with the insights of Quora-type questions and less of something grounded in entrepreneurship as a science. I mean
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It's been well documented that our attention operates in a spotlight sort of way. We can handle immediate tasks better one at a time. Of course, our brain is always working and new tasks and ideas start to form on the fringe and we being th