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ziadbc
17y ago
Think of university not only as a handful of classes a semester, but instead as your personal research park. All the resources a hacker/entrepreneur needs can be found on a college campus. Explore what it has to offer beyond the track the
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ziadbc
17y ago
Two thirds of us are going to be at sxsw. If you want to meet up let us know. @scaleswell on Twitter
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Applications Are Open for ScaleWell Funding Round 2
(scalewell.posterous.com)
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ziadbc
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There must be a template article out there for journalists. When it's a slow news day you fire it up, fill in the blanks, and a few minutes later you've got an article about how 20 somethings live with their parents, have no self direction
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ziadbc
17y ago
We're moving fast and hope word spreads quickly. The important thing to note is this is a bottom up movement and strives to be as egalitarian as possible. More info at http://www.scalewell.com and http://twitter.com/scaleswell
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ziadbc
17y ago
Hope to see everyone who can make it here. YC and Techstars alum are greatly encouraged to attend. These participants are looking up to you. It's also a good opportunity to meet mentors and potential cofounders for startups who can make i
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ScaleWell grant for Entrepreneurs. We're having a party.
(scalewell.posterous.com)
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Jason Fried: Getting Real Talk at IIT
(vimeo.com)
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ziadbc
17y ago
Money, although a very objective method of quantifying value, is not the only measure. In a literal example, why attend university and pay to do work? The answer is, there is value in learning something. Presumably, that is what this indi
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ziadbc
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Is this built on AWS? That would be very meta.
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ziadbc
17y ago
If you can do design, but also understand how to optimize that design with things like google web optimizer you will be on your way to having a niche. Beautiful graphic design is only half (or less) the battle. Many people also cannot affo
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ziadbc
17y ago
Yes. This is an important part of the project that we hope everyone will benefit from.
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ziadbc
17y ago
In the coming weeks we will be updating the site with more resources. Since we are coming in at a lower funding positioning than YC or Techstars, we will be supporting groups to view us as a stepping stone to those seed funds and similar o
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ziadbc
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It is being done bootstrap style (bootstrapped venture funding is no longer an oxymoron). If you want to be a trustee, simply request to be so from the form on the site, and we'll get you in the queue. We've have very positive interest in
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Applications Open for ScaleWell Startup Fund
(scalewell.com)
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ziadbc
17y ago
Abi, how is the doejo? This is a good calendar for stuff http://calendars.techvenue.com/cgi-bin/techvenue.pl?Calendar... Also http://www.windybits.com/
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ziadbc
17y ago
This question could be posed "Does a x's brand matter?" All else being equal, yes. However, in the case of an example like Sequoia, their brand isn't some magical thing achieved through advertising. The brand recognition is a result of ha
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ziadbc
17y ago
The battle is often over familiar vs. intuitive designs. Creating a new design paradigm that is intuitive is much more difficult that presenting a user with a design they are familiar with. Most web design seems to follow the path of leas
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Thinking Wrong Feels So Right - Techniques For Explosive Creativity
(technologytranslated.com)
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ziadbc
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There is no real principle you are basing this on. It is your own assumption that "this person will do anything to get followers." All web content that is popular in some part by UX practices that were invented by someone else. There is n
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A Hacker's Clay: Expression through Electronics
(popghost.com)
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"Nobody has the data we have." is somewhat hyperbole. Gmail has more info about me than Facebook will anytime soon. I am confident that Facebook will build a great business. However, this article read like something cooked up by PR firm
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What a Hamsters teaches about Adwords
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I think having no ideas is almost better than having tons of ideas. I would get on crunchbase, look at the hundreds of startups on there, and see if there are ones that you find interesting. More than likely that company failed, and you c
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I think the reason is all the things you mentioned, and more. Most of the other project management software still seems sterile, and you have no sense of who is creating it. As far as features go, if everyone on a team isn't using a featur
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I'm here by the big screen.
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Chicago Hacker News Meetup: 8pm 4/30 @ New Wave Coffee
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18y ago
I think that we all experience this to one degree or another. Albert Einstein described the phenomenon as this: "The knowledge that we have can be analogous to a circle. Inside the circle is what we know and what we call knowledge; outside
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Hack Your Speaking Skills
(acm.org)
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In north korea they have no outdoor advertising, I hear it is a pleasant place.
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