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811.
by redorb 19y ago
PG; Did you modify my title for me......? its better anyways..
812.
by redorb 19y ago
Also modified the title appropriately
813.
by redorb 19y ago
Because of all the mentions between the (2) parties http://www.google.com/search?q=techcrunch+site%3Anews.ycombi... specifically this post http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=145316 and http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=146604
814.
Where Have All the Bold VCs Gone?(techcrunch.com)
19 points by redorb 19y ago|12 comments
815.
by redorb 19y ago
(i can hear the box) being built for entrepreneurs to be put in..
816.
by redorb 19y ago
This article is weak, it throws out a huge degrading word(s) such as "Sharecropper" and "Plantation". - I don't see any disadvantage of using Google's built in accounts..and in no way do you have to;I'm tired of all the loud babies in the r
817.
by redorb 19y ago
Good article; I work 6.5 hours a day - 4 hours of solid work. Im happy, my employers happy ... what else matters? (of course in the sense of startup; reverse that, 4 hours of sleep can be expected)
818.
by redorb 19y ago
seems time to exit to a opensource - non profit .. and find a new niche` - having an opensource helpful project on your resume` can't hurt your next job or startup.
819.
by redorb 19y ago
I vote they open-source it!
820.
by redorb 19y ago
with no monetary numbers announced, I'm thinking it was a neutral exit with few millionaires produced. Good luck with future endeavors to both PF and LU
821.
by redorb 19y ago
make a win-win situation, save enough and leave your current company gracefully enough to come back. Think about the cost then multiply 3x to get what you need to save, then head out and give it a shot..
822.
by redorb 19y ago
very interesting, but didn't Matt Cutts say he suggested you didn't rely... on google crawling through your forms and indexing that information. The best way to get your site fully indexed (which is the purpose of the crawler) is to have a
823.
by redorb 19y ago
"failure is not an option" its a fact of life. Things happen, it sucks but its how lessons are learned
824.
by redorb 19y ago
Good Read! - I think freemium is the best model for most internet 'service' and 'software as service" - its not as good as having a $29 widget, or even a $3/mo residual; but traction is 10x easier to gain.
825.
by redorb 19y ago
I think the ideas are good, now for the execution. As the years go by (only 23 of them) - I find people can make an average idea fabulous; although the wrong people can make a good idea bad;
826.
by redorb 19y ago
grass roots is needed, people in New York (and everywhere) need to know this isn't right; Where were Amazon's lobbyist?! There are good things they do sometimes (this should have been one)
827.
by redorb 19y ago
if you take any money you have a obligation to profit; even if its a grant, the return has to be there even if its just "public good with public money" - - If you haven't taken money; follow your gut (and bills)
828.
by redorb 19y ago
did we take the link bait? ... next head line from valley insider - "nerds tricked by seo tactics" :/
829.
by redorb 19y ago
browsershots.org - kills it I think. I don't know what the cost of operation is, but at most its a machine loaded with the different OS's and the different browsers (using commodity stuff probably under $1k) then the hosting bandwidth etc
830.
by redorb 19y ago
I think the answer is very non-static and always moving, there are 1000 reasons for YC and 1000 reasons for VC.
831.
by redorb 19y ago
due to the recent take down of "huddle chat" I think it would be a small, feature-less non independent product.
832.
by redorb 19y ago
I think Google was the first one to really dominate this approach (or bring to market) they started with super cheap hardware... (and I think they still use commodity hardware)... - I think its equally cool that he can get his PHD from hack
833.
by redorb 19y ago
Lets hate something; call it "shit" then build something on it. (A webpage) what a douche. .rb
834.
by redorb 19y ago
a statement my mentor said once 'People who have made money, think they are really smart in all areas...' it applies here.
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by redorb 19y ago
I don't know why but I can amazon buying these running millions and selling them for $1 ...guess its just because they like their hand in everything
836.
by redorb 19y ago
my god; how un-usable is that site? .. the odds of me bookmarking it 0% ;/ How much do ads have to pay; to convince you of alienating your users? .. sad. The ad space is more than the content space..
837.
by redorb 19y ago
Guess this is in light of Google's App Engine page getting hacked?
838.
by redorb 19y ago
Network solutions has to hear the out cry from their last mistake and now this one!? - where is their leadership? or Public relations?
839.
by redorb 19y ago
the gate keepers, of this information are profiting off of it. As long as that continues they will resist change.
840.
by redorb 19y ago
me also, I think he's off the rocker, "Zed's dead baby, Zed's dead" -pulp fiction

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