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17y ago
The nice thing about expertise is anticipating mistakes that would otherwise cost time and energy. With emerging best practices in continuous deployment and customer development, those costs are on the decline. Furthermore, with the mento
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The best path forward is the one that lets you iterate easily and bring a product to market as quickly as possible. Until you have validated your MVP with customers you are burning cash with the risk of zero return. When and if (and it's a
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17y ago
Joe Damato's posts are always fascinating reminders of the benefit of understanding what's under the hood. http://timetobleed.com/
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17y ago
The vocal minority is almost always negative. (But that's just what it is -- a minority.) Keep up the great work. There are plenty of entrepreneurs who draw tons of knowledge and inspiration from your interviews, myself included!
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17y ago
The last sentence just about sums up personal growth for me.
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Snowboarding, Life and The Secret Of Pushing Yourself
(macournoyer.com)
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That's a great point. One thing that I did not explore in the article is what the implications are for product marketing and adoption. By launching Buzz with preliminary connections already baked in, Google is really boosting the chances
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17y ago
Not to mention that just by giving it away, they are increasing the likelihood of price drops for the iPad.
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On Privacy (or: what Buzz failed to learn from Newsfeed)
(blog.rosania.org)
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Sure, but there's a huge difference between "waiting to be found" and "pushed to the foreground". It's just like the Facebook Newsfeed debacle. People tend to have an expectation of "how public" something is on a scale, and when that chang
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17y ago
Yeah -- I imagine you'd have to be REAL careful about that, though. Many of the types of people you refer to would LOVE to claim to be looking for [non-sexual activity] just for a chance to flash something offensive.
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17y ago
That's a great idea. How do you overcome the social anxiety of getting dropped into a series of essentially on-the-spot interviews? I bet anonymity plays a huge factor in the popularity of the site, but that can't work (at least not in th
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Jason Kottke had a fun time: http://kottke.org/10/02/chatroulette
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What to make of chatroulette?
(avc.com)
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17y ago
The passive voice forgives all sins.
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Amazon has Acquired Touchco - A Multi-Touch Company
(macrumors.com)
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James while John had had had had had had had had had had had ...
(en.wikipedia.org)
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You can tell how many friends someone had growing up by which version of the code they remember. B, A, B, A is for 2-player.
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17y ago
Interesting. Although for Ruby (the case he cites) I would argue his "awesome" reason, community, actually springs partially from one of his wrong reasons, namely "readability, expressiveness and an awesome standard library".
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Startup Law: Lock Down Lost Founder IP
(thestartuplawyer.com)
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Tablet Day
(avc.com)
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The $62 million sale of a touch tech startup adds to the Tablet revolution
(eu.techcrunch.com)
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Is Apple a counter-example to Customer Development and MVP?
(labnotes.org)
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Spectacular, and FAST! One small note, from my experience: it wasn't immediately obvious that results would appear right away, partly because of the drop down and submit button at the bottom.
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The "Good Enough" Formula for Segmenting an Existing Market
(cindyalvarez.com)
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String together global offset tables to build a Ruby memory profiler
(timetobleed.com)
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No offense, but with no prior submissions, no comments, no bio and an empty twitter account, you are going to have to provide a bit more information to earn an email address.
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As a Boston resident, I would absolutely not live more than a 5-10 minute walk from the T. A levy might make sense! On the flipside, I can tell you from experience that it is very much priced into home prices and rents already. So the p
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I agree with your sentiment. However, in this case the site has a long road ahead of it, to restore lost or buried functionality. From the top of my head: - Tipjar honor roll is hidden in a separate screen, which removes "status" related in
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Incentive Stock Options (ISOs) Explained
(thestartuplawyer.com)
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