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Top 10 Appplication Development Stories of 2008
(eweek.com)
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18y ago
i think they're referred to as "girls" or "women" not "females" ;)
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How the World of Goo became one of the indie video game hits of 2008
(venturebeat.com)
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18y ago
TechCrunch recently specced something like this out and they came up with low cost model, 7in-9in, running Linux/Firefox, w/ WiFi for $200. Not bad...Of course, there's no way Apple will release a low end, low cost anything
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The NYTimes.com loves GeoDjango
(open.blogs.nytimes.com)
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PG suggested Hardware/Software hybrids...here's a good one.
(theflip.com)
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News.YCombinator Room on FriendFeed
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18y ago
hah. well it's a good thing you're correcting people on YC then! :)
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I actually think that in this case the word trolling is more appropriate. If Charles River were "trawling" they would be conducting an extensive search to look for what they want. If they are "trolling," they are using bait to see what com
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Charles River Ventures Trolling for Startups on Facebook
(techcrunch.com)
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this girl's question
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thanks - these comments help. economy is terrible (cant just say you have a great idea and you want to postpone thinking about money) and ad based revenue models arent really getting a lot of love these days...makes sense to look at example
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Startups that are actually making money...not on advertising...
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18y ago
blog (to market yourself) and be able to show people what you've already done (to show your credentials / expertise / authority on some technology)