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Building an E-Commerce App Made Easy With Tinypay.me's New API
(readwriteweb.com)
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Why I believe Microsoft will buy Nokia
(fabcapo.com)
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Facebook, YouTube, our collective time sinks (stats)
(royal.pingdom.com)
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Google IPO? No Thanks (2004)
(fool.com)
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We All Work at Enron Now
(blogs.hbr.org)
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Cloudkick (API) client libraries in PHP/Ruby/Python/Obj-C/Java.
(mashape.com)
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The iPhone Telephoto Lens
(photojojo.com)
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Apple to expand iPhone screen size to 4-inches
(digitimes.com)
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Which company is the biggest? A primer on corporate valuation
(arstechnica.com)
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For sure it will have strong implications in the short term. But in the long term it will depend on board of directors, shareholder, new CEO, new vision etc. Look at IBM, is 100 years in business, Apple could stay in business for many years
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Imagine how hard could be for foreign entrepreneurs that have to deal with immigration and visa also.
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Controversial Angel Investor Dave McClure Tells All
(businessinsider.com)
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Tools to Stay Informed and Invisible on the Internet
(blog.survivalstation.org)
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Ask HN: The deal Microsoft-Nokia
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sinzone
16y ago
thx
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sinzone
16y ago
the 5% quote is fixed? So the valuation is between $400k and $2M, right?
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2045: The Year Man Becomes Immortal
(time.com)
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16y ago
it just decreases the eventual returns That's exactly my fear. But that variation in returns will be dwarfed by the variation caused by which startup you pick. Which means investing with no cap would be business as usual for angels. Yes
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Creating a generation of car hackers
(blog.apigee.com)
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The Wealthy Pirate VC
(enterpriseirregulars.com)
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Should Cloud APIs Focus on Client Libraries More Than Endpoints?
(blog.programmableweb.com)
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User Experience and Experience Design by Marc Hassenzahl
(interaction-design.org)
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Five Solid Startup Lessons - Aaron Levie, Box.net [VIDEO]
(ecorner.stanford.edu)
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ASK HN: Is it time to move from JAVA/Struts2 to Scala/Lift?
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16y ago
I mean...this is for sure the right move to help entrepreneurs, but I'm not sure about the near future. How a small angel investor can invest in conv. debt. without cap and discount? Maybe the no cap/discount are only for SV/Yuri but I gues
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Ask HN: YC new move will change SV dynamics. Are you sure for the better?
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Facebook Valuation Tops Amazon.com, Trailing Only Google on Web
(businessweek.com)
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16y ago
This is what's happening right now, more and more big seed round.
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Why Every Brand Needs an Open API for Developers
(mashable.com)
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The most inspiring sentence that a human has ever said. - Mashape's Voice
(blog.mashape.com)
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