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by sscheper 17y ago
I don't think it's a failure--obviously other countries are using the social networks that are on open social; however, with facebook in hyper-growth in many countries (primarily south-east asia), this distribution may only decrease in the
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Ask HN: What is the value behind OpenSocial?
2 points by sscheper 17y ago|2 comments
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Kikin Personalizes Search By Tapping Into Your Social Graph
1 points by sscheper 17y ago|0 comments
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by sscheper 17y ago
Venturebeat really is a shitty site. They regurgitate Mashable and TC's news
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by sscheper 17y ago
search
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by sscheper 17y ago
Running Mint.com probably isn't fun. Money is. That's all.
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Ask HN: With DocStoc's Paid Upload Release, When Will Scribd Respond?
2 points by sscheper 17y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Fast Action-oriented Launch or Slow Planned Out Launch
3 points by sscheper 17y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What language was Scribd built in?
4 points by sscheper 17y ago|3 comments
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Why You Should Register Your Name and Variations On Twitter (Hilarious)(twitter.com)
3 points by sscheper 17y ago|0 comments
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by sscheper 17y ago
I'm definitely looking forward to testing out WolframAlpha -- anything a cal tech guy launches is ahead of the curve...until Google figures out how to monetize it (cough Bill Gross Idealab Cough)
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by sscheper 17y ago
Honestly, the technology sector is better than every other sector
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by sscheper 17y ago
Here were my thoughts: "my real suggestion is that Y Combinator should invest more" He's missing the whole point right here. Y-Combinator is like Twitter. Venture capitalists are like bloggers. With Y-Combinator, like twitter, people just d
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Yonkly is giving away free Kindle 2(blog.yonkly.com)
2 points by sscheper 17y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Django Site Samples
3 points by sscheper 17y ago|2 comments
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by sscheper 17y ago
Love it -- thanks for sharing
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by sscheper 17y ago
Yes, heh, I'm well aware. I'm a team member of the main platform it was built on, Yonkly. We're growing and trying to capture the main need to niche-microblog. It's definitely been a typical startups journey (noodles, credit extended, const
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by sscheper 17y ago
http://hotwitter.com it's been up since september
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Ask HN: MemberGate -- Worth It?
2 points by sscheper 18y ago|1 comments
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by sscheper 18y ago
The day before one of my portfolio companies launched, a stealth competitor launched. And it out-shadowed ours. Two months later we've compiled, (i) more traffic, (ii) more revenue. Put your shoulder to the wheel and grind it out. If you do
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by sscheper 18y ago
Nice -- I really like Peldi. I've spoken with him a couple times, done a review for him. They really have a good vibe going for them. These are the startups I love reading about
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by sscheper 18y ago
That's fascinating. The partner at my former firm was from Skadden. He said it was a sweat shop. Sickening. It's good that they're doing something with a little work/life balance. Like most lawyers, after a while he found that money wasn't
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by sscheper 18y ago
The vc will issue non-competes relating to its portfolio companies and future investments. That, to me, seemed unreasonable
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by sscheper 18y ago
Excellent movement on Spark's part. I've personally been handed a non-compete by a venture capital fund that would make a producer blush. It's preposterous what some firms try to con entrepreneurs into.
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by sscheper 18y ago
In that article, it's hilarious because the microsoft biz dev guy misunderstands what he seeks to establish.
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by sscheper 18y ago
I completely agree with you. The only thing that keeps me blogging every other day is that it sharpens my mind. It requires me to think, create and get thoughts onto paper. It's almost like a daily meditation. My wife does the same thing wi
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by sscheper 18y ago
This aint Mac vs. PC -- both incubators kick ass and get capital in the hands of entrepreneurs. This is a good thing.
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by sscheper 18y ago
All (and particularly unalone) -- Thanks for the very insightful information. I really appreciate the assistance with this. I'll be sure to check out the reads and, most importantly, view/analyze every site I now come across.
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Ask HN: Best Way to Learn About User Experience
3 points by sscheper 18y ago|4 comments
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by sscheper 18y ago
They can spin this any way the want, at the end of the day, they're trying to do one thing: find programmers dumb enough to work for free.

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