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NASA’s New Horizons Finds Second Mountain Range in Pluto’s ‘Heart’(nasa.gov)
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Sequoia’s RIP Good Times and Their Subsequent Investments(thegongshow.tumblr.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
One of Fred Wilson's partners, Albert Wenger, also penned a post touching on this today[0]. Both are worth reading. [0] http://continuations.com/post/124069363855/debating-the-gig-...
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by taylorwc 11y ago
The interesting departure from this strategy, though still related, is their interest in ESPN. I read (looking for the source, will add when I can recall it) that ESPN accounts for nearly 25% of Disney's overall earnings. Edit: finally
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Scientists Study Atmosphere of Venus Through Transit Images(nasa.gov)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
Slight typo: compliment is correct here, rather than complement. Excellent discussion.
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Announcing Atom 1.0(github.com)
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A Data-Driven Exploration of Tech IPOs from 1997 to Present(mattermark.com)
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$150 House(150house.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
That really doesn't bother me. Having used an Xbox One controller regularly, I think it is a fantastic controller, and I like that Oculus didn't feel the need to reinvent the wheel. I am excited about new interfaces other than a t
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Indie VC Term Sheet(github.com)
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The Indie.vc Companies(bryce.vc)
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How Big Is Minecraft? Really, Really, Really Big(wired.com)
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How Data Nerds Found a 131-Year-Old Sunken Treasure(fivethirtyeight.com)
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Announcing our $20m Series B Funding(info.meteor.com)
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Realtime data-sync support for Redis in Meteor(github.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
> I wonder which "cloud hosting provider" they will choose. Meant to be sarcastic? Google is in this market. Doesn't strike me that there is any chance they'd use MSFT or Amazon for infrastructure.
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Building a Slack Clone in Meteor.js: Getting Started(scotch.io)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
Google did indeed try it[0]. "In 2002 they experimented with a completely flat organization, eliminating engineering managers in an effort to break down barriers to rapid idea development and to replicate the collegial environment they
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The Human Body, According to Venture Capitalists(graphics.wsj.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
> He said if I could build a search engine that searches the top 500-1000 sites for this industry, it could be 'really' valuable Let's say that you can get past any legal issues with scraping... Don't dive into a star
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Empathy and Product Development(continuations.com)
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Your Password Is Too Damn Short(blog.codinghorror.com)
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by taylorwc 11y ago
I agree with a lot of your commentary, but think that Yelp is a horrible place to try to sift through shameless paid plugs and trolls. My experience is that 4sq has some of the highest signal-to-noise ratio of local reviews... for now.
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The Paradox of VC Value-Add(feld.com)
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The Board Operating System(feld.com)
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Amazon’s AWS Quietly Acquired NoSQL Database Migration Startup Amiato(techcrunch.com)
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by taylorwc 12y ago
Agreed. Can't wait for the baked-in psql support in Meteor.
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Reactive PostgreSQL for Meteor(github.com)
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by taylorwc 12y ago
Not so much. Any negotiation is heavily influenced by perception and emotion. What you're describing is more true of a pure financial acquisition, but way less true of a strategic acquisition. Fear of missing out, which not generally

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