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Facebook App users have 5 apps installed on average(lsvp.wordpress.com)
5 points by yubrew 19y ago|0 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
I had a good experience at the devHouse Boston event last weekend, which was my first time at one of these events. It was ~30 people in the Boston area that got together on different 1-day projects. There were a lot of different skillsets
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by yubrew 19y ago
I went to a devHouse event last weekend, and it was fun. It was so fun that I wanted to look up when the next one was. To my dismay, I found that there are no regularly scheduled events similar to SuperHappyDevHouse in SF. The idea is like
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Organizing Monthly Hackathon in Boston, who might be interested?
5 points by yubrew 19y ago|3 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
In GoogleReader, the article shown is different from the article link on TC. The GoogleReader headline states "Google To Acquire Grand Central For $50-75 million"
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by yubrew 19y ago
"E-mail is a party to which English teachers have not been invited," Dr. Hogan said. "hI KATHY i am sending u the assignmnet again," one student wrote to her recently. "i had sent you the assignment earlier but i didnt get a respond. If u g
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by yubrew 19y ago
fluther is such a hard name to say. http://www.grabagooddomain.com/ (taken from davidw's comment)
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by yubrew 19y ago
There's a free gifts facebook app, so no more money from buying gifts. Advertising is most definitely the holy grail for social networking sites. Just because no one has done it yet doesn't mean it can't be done.
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by yubrew 19y ago
For start ups, I would much rather see someone with a track record with finished projects. Programs, code, apps, open source contributions, references from people you've worked with are all the things I look for as far as skills. A blog is
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by yubrew 19y ago
I like that attitude. Any way I can contact you? My e-mail is in my profile.
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by yubrew 19y ago
Early hiring is very important. I would evaluate you like a potential cofounder, and start you on a summer project to see how you do. IMO, from the founder's side, it is a small bet to place for a potentially large gain if things work out
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by yubrew 19y ago
A lot of people here are starting web based businesses, but may not understand the right numbers to look at. This article is like Webonomics 101.
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How to measure the success of your web app(thinkvitamin.com)
4 points by yubrew 19y ago|1 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
My implication was that nearly all (99%) of their multi-billion dollar revenues and profits come from advertising, and that there is still plenty of room to innovate in the realm of contextual and behavioral advertising. Google's massive re
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Ad networks and behavioral targeting; who benefits the most? (lsvp.wordpress.com)
4 points by yubrew 19y ago|0 comments
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Google, It's not search but ads(yubrew.blogspot.com)
1 points by yubrew 19y ago|4 comments
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The new Google product that could augur the death of Microsoft(slate.com)
6 points by yubrew 19y ago|2 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
When you sign up for AdWords, you can decide to display your ads on content sites. It's literally a box that you uncheck, and then you are on google.com search only. Purchasing AdWords and optimizing it is a science in and of itself. good
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by yubrew 19y ago
It seems like your gut is telling you not to do it, and I agree. Run. Run far away from this guy. Now for the rational explanation: What is he offering besides money? It's nice that he is willing to give you money, but does he have any
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by yubrew 19y ago
it cost me $4 for a $30 ticket. That's a service fee of ~13% for an automated process!
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by yubrew 19y ago
An older article. It posts a contrarian view to what the ideal manager should be. In chaotic, rapidly developing environments, individual brilliance is what can make or break a company. In more mature markets, "operational efficiency is
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In Defense of Bosses from Hell(money.cnn.com)
1 points by yubrew 19y ago|1 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
Is this your site? You may also want to check out ParagonLake.com I spoke to one of the cofounders last week, and they were listed in BusinessWeek as one of the 'Top 25 Entrepreneurs' to look out for. Mass customization is definitely a sp
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by yubrew 19y ago
Too much clutter. I would rather them drop all the glossy stuff and give me the content I crave. All the pictures I pretty much block out because they remind me of advertising. That's why I much prefer news.YC and reddit format to NYT; le
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by yubrew 19y ago
^ Agreed. Most businesses determine their worth from net present value, comparable sales, or capitalization rate based on net operating income. A problem with these web start ups is that they often don't have substantial income, and often
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Vlog about a struggling entrepreneur. Watch and learn.(copperpages.com)
3 points by yubrew 19y ago|1 comments
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by yubrew 19y ago
This is ridiculous. Instead of increasing taxes, how about actually controlling your spending? So many people seem to be under the illusion that more money will help solve problems with their spending habits . in this respect, our publ
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by yubrew 19y ago
here's an article of how rw/w envisions ask.com developing an adsense competitor: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/the_future_of_ask.php Here are the ways you can compete in serving ads: -Good advertiser campaign management and biddi
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by yubrew 19y ago
really interesting thought. read/write/web had something similar to this idea, about an open source ad serving solution. if 62% of their advertising revenue is coming from 3rd party advertisers, and they're really taking 40-60% of revenues
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by yubrew 19y ago
i don't see it, where is the value add?

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