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by zbruhnke 16y ago
I currently and feel I always will live my life by the Steve Jobs quote: "It is the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, that actually do." While I may never reach the goals I aspire to, I feel that is ok because
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
Thanks for the response! I actually did some research and used this video as a model for my application! As far as the re-applying I actually meant re-submitting* (I.e. I have never applied to YC before with any company, however I have re-s
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
pg, I'm just curious if re-submitting hurts anyone? I feel like I have re-submitted quite a few times (no major changes) mainly just cutting out wordiness or marketing speak, but is there any number of times that it turns out to be a red fl
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
"Do you think users preferred Facebook over MySpace because of its programming or because of its user experience?" I think it was a combination of the two, but that is my whole point to start with. As someone who was a member of facebook wh
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
A valid argument, but one that i would suggest is only because of a lack of competition, similar to the facebook/myspace/friendster battle I think if it were early enough someone could still have come along and ousted twitter with a more re
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
Mike, re-title this article please... I thought by reading it I might actually learn something ... I appreciate the speculation, but i'd like my 2 minutes back lol
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
Definitely programmer. An average designer and a "rockstar" programmer (if he is truly a rockstar programmer) can make a web startup significantly better than what a great UX designer and average programmer can do. UX is important but almos
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
I watched most of the speakers on Justin.tv as well. What an incredible group of individuals. I wish I could have been there in person and there is no doubt I will be next year. It is amazing the impact YC has made in just 5 years. I hope y
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
this post is strikingly similar to one a few days ago, but as a reversal with citizenship. The article talked about bit.ly being a website that was technically on the domain for the country of libya (.ly) meaning that the libyan government
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
First of all, this is terribly hard to decipher with only one side of the story present (although it seems you have a presented a reasonably unbiased argument). But in my opinion if the idea is truly worth what you think it is I would consi
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
I would love to jump in and criticize the guy for his comments, but we all live in a welfare state. How many success stories have you heard of people on Welfare that came up with an idea, successfully turned it into a business and are now l
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
well I was not really looking for one in the post because I did not want to hijack, but a good idea nonetheless http://www.zachbruhnke.com
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
Makes me have a good feeling about the app I submitted ... I know single founders are harder to get funding usually, but I'm confident I can find a co-founder in SV :)
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
I get this kind of thing all the time from friends and family mainly, almost always it is someone who "just needs something basic" and "it shouldnt be a big deal" however, I am a perfectionist and everything is a big deal lol so inevitably
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
Some of my best brainstorming sessions turned out to be things that weren't technically "legal" but damn were they fun ... this article is oh so true. As a youn tech professional I know how true this can be and how refreshing a younger mind
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Monetize your ideas - But not too fast(zachbruhnke.com)
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Looking for a Co-Founder (Hardware Experience preferred)
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
I do not think my view of the world is either romantic nor naive. I was simply raised with a different mindset. Make no mistake, I have sold software, I have made a premium on some of that software I sold as well. But I did not sell the sof
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
I think in the above post I already clearly acknowledged this was not solely against intel. Although this article was titled with such notation. What irks me as a consumer is the idea that companies set pricing along no guidelines besides m
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
Let me start off by saying, clearly I am the author of this post. While I understand the call to "sue me" seems to not carry much weight I assure you it is not far from being done and posted on my site. And while I can appreciate your post
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Dear Intel: Sue Me(zachbruhnke.com)
10 points by zbruhnke 16y ago|41 comments
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Microsoft proves it's still got it (finally)(zachbruhnke.com)
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
he also acknowledges it on his personal website: http://chopine.be/
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
http://www.macruby.org/ not much of a secret ... and that senior engineer also is the one who pitched the project to apple for the record
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VOIP FREE - A guide to stealing(kind of) home phone service(zachbruhnke.com)
2 points by zbruhnke 16y ago|0 comments
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
yonatan, I never heard back from you after last weekend... I assume you have lost interest?
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
Fairly true, however in some sense I will truly always be a windows guy. I learned how to use a computer on windows and I will always have a love and appreciation for microsoft because of that. I have built numerous linux setups over the ye
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
i literally laughed out loud ... inevitably someone is going to be the idiot to try it lol
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Why I bought a Mac ... And Why I'll always be a Windows guy too(zachbruhnke.com)
1 points by zbruhnke 16y ago|2 comments
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by zbruhnke 16y ago
Excited about Notifo, downloaded the app and loving it!

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