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13y ago
The easiest way to figure this out is simply to look at the founding members previous work. It's no different than hiring an employee. Past work is the best tell against future success. Granted this is tougher with higher level dudes,
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10. A tour is not bullet points that say what your product does. It shows what your product does. I have very little idea of what will happen after I authorize your service to use my twitter account. Some screenshots, video or such would
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13y ago
This brought a warmness to my heart. I remember those days well. As much as I know google and search in general is the defining technological advance of our time, there is a part of me that wishes that Yahoo and other human-curated director
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At one point I ran a social network around cars. Basically people would upload pics of their ride and attach all the gear that went into the car. I personally didn't own a car or know much about them, so what to do? I ended up going in pers
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16y ago
My company Whiskey Media is hiring. We're a growing Python shop that runs http://www.giantbomb.com and http://www.tested.com among other sites. We also have the best underground speakeasy in San Francisco. We're looking for the followin
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Wow. Dunno if it's awesome or embarrassing to see reference to a document I wrote over 4 years ago in this article. Oh shit... I'm 31 now! For those curious (I never got around to part 2), boompa ended well. After turning down an early exit
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Absolutely agree with this. The Internet has become a giant boardwalk scam powered by google search and google adwords. We are making too many assumptions about the quality of google's results and forgetting about what made categorized qual
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Since 2006 I've had four separate sites and two separate companies covered by Tech Crunch, a couple of them with multiple stories. The effects of each crunch were slightly different but I'd call almost all of them positive. The biggest thin
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Giant Bomb opens up a full video game API
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