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Instapaper founder might have inspired Instagram (funny)
(marco.org)
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Here is why Facebook will not lose any momentum over Google+. They are too agile, well-run and nimble at the moment. That and google+ architecture is too similar to Facebook. Facebook is doing a good job matching Circles, improving photos o
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Here you go... http://codecanyon.net/item/ffslider-unique-fullscreen-slider...
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Stories behind the naming of big tech brands
(thenextweb.com)
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change 'television' to 'computing experience' "When you're young, you look at computing experience and think, There's a conspiracy. The companies have conspired to dumb us down. But when you get a little older, you realize that's not true.
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Facebook clones even Google+'s Top Navigation Bar
(insidefacebook.com)
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its Pivotal tracker on a zoomed out view (project level). Really nice!
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15y ago
Thanks, I will. This query is a parallel process. :)
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Ask HN: Marketing benefits not features, is it really the right way?
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How Startups getting funded is similar to Bands getting signed
(quora.com)
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I think the most promising kinds of music startups that are on the right track in terms of 'saving' the music industry are the ones that are: 1. Lowering the friction of building a fanbase for the musician 2. Improving discoverability for t
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The Freemium Flaw
(thenextweb.com)
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How a to-do app got 1,000,000 downloads (video)
(untether.tv)
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Why the film industry needs disrupting
(filmschoolrejects.com)
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Meet Amazon.com’s first employee: Shel Kaphan
(geekwire.com)
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'The last two will (hopefully) be a basis for my future startup(s).' So is that SpaceboX - synchronize files between spaceships and Earth?
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eric AT piclyf DOT com. very interested in your POV
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1. Tesla Motors - going after the throat of (harmful) giants 2. Kiva.org - very effective and very practical
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Ask HN: Which startups are you most envious of?
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Here are a bunch of monetization ideas that wont divert too much from their culture: 1. paid mobile apps 2. paid API access 3. build an internal Flattr like service 4. offline events 5. go compete with Disqus
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You work at a startup because you believe in the mission, want to have a bigger impact, your co-workers rock and you want to KNOW how to start one someday. The exit is the gamble for gravy.
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Ask HN: How much did you earn as an employee from an exit?
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The problem here is 'designers' is an ambiguous term and 'code' is a loose term. If the sentence is "Web designers should know at least HTML/CSS." as it should be, then the debate would proceed properly instead of everybody missing each oth
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Whoa! 1.15mb jpeg | 1.1mb imageoptim | 422 kb jpegmini
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Good for him but i find this kind of free-wheeling and 'zen' lifestyle very selfish at its core. Go minimalism to what end? Why don't you do something that contributes to tree of human knowledge or something makes humanity more efficient?
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VidRythm the bizzarre iOS game from the Rock Band dev - Harmonix
(wireless.ign.com)
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on that rare but not impossible moment, will it support three people?
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An API for prints and can deliver worldwide. Now THATS a business!
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Whats stopping competitors from using heavy Luster Fujifilm photo paper and a lightjet chemical process? Is using them both sustainable for business? There must be a reason why "others" dont use these...
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The story is not done, seems it will have a happy ending IF he ports it to Steam. Whats another 1-2 months doing that and getting some more multiple? But something tells me the contracts he's done restricts what he can do with the IP.
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