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Craigslist to surpass eBay in 2009?
(andrewchen.typepad.com)
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There are plenty of gamer forums out there. I would start there. Building rapport: 1. Share your experiences or ask questions about gaming. 2. Answer any gamers questions with insightful replies. 3. See if your product addresses their need
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1. Identify Your Audience. See where your audience/community hangs out whether it be blogs/forums/social networking sites or parties. 2. Build Trust. Engage the that community and build their TRUST by helping them out. No one likes a weasel
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"2. Impossible to gain users' trust" HN, Is this a pervasive problem you guys are having with your app? If so, how do you build user trust? "5. Really sad marketing" Hmm...I would have leveraged my communities for feedback, and ask them to
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18y ago
Well I'm located in the Bay Area, but you can get 2 GB of Crucial ram for $20 at Frys Electronics.
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18y ago
I would also add a voting feature. What did you use to write this? RoR?
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1. Build the idea and take it as far as you can without any outside investors. 2. Once you're out of money and your business is more mature, you will have a better idea how much your company is worth. 3. You can now negotiate with investors
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College was the best years of my life. Here are my guidelines. 1. Learn as much as you can from class and people. 2. Build authentic relationships. A lot college friendships usually last a lifetime. 3. Follow your passion. Studying a subjec
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You might want to check out teleflip.com. It's a free sms gateway.
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Shout out to HN and to the community!! This is awesome!! I'm always encouraged and pumped learning from you all!! I don't think I would be following my passion and dream of hacking a webapp without you guys!!! =) Nick
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1. Ask family and friends if they're willing to invest in your idea and look for an angel investor. How? Network like crazy!! 5. A good book to check out is Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki.
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Building a successful community
(randommel.com)
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Keep your head up! Learn, make mistakes, and get up! Best wishes to your future ventures!
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So this is how digg scales...=/
(deepfriedbytes.com)
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18y ago
Can't agree more with huhtenberg. Where have you been? Java is SO 20th century for web development!
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Check out meetups, web 2.0 parties, and ppl you know within your hacking community.
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I would first do it part time to hammer out the ideas and to build a prototype. Once you have the vision, run with it and go full time. It's really hard to be successful when you're doing it half-a$$. Really?! What do you have to lose? If
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Whew! Thank God! Almost passed out!
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trance, dance, and techno. Basically anything that sounds techy
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If not now, when? That was the question I asked myself over and over again. I submitted my 3 month notice, and I'm going to following my dreams of creating a solution to a business problem. Why 3 months? I was actually going to quit sooner,
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Can anyone share any other places for $2000+ projects? Much appreciated! =)
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Yeah I'm looking for something inexpensive but good. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Good Web UI Designers
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Install Ubuntu on your notebook.
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That's the attitude! There's plenty of problems you can solve. Just keep trying any don't let your mistakes hold you down. =)
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Ok forks! This is how I convinced my parents. I told them since I don't have a mortgage, wife, kids, and other financial burdens, this is the perfect time for me to go off to work on my own projects. Even if I fail, I at least know I tried
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Why is there buzz over Lisp all of a sudden?
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You guys should check out Qcodo!!
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Comedy: Ubuntu Restaurant?
(ubuntunapa.com)
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19y ago
Thinkpad T42 and R51 both with OpenSuSE
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