missrobot

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How Alexis Ohanian built 3 brands people love: reddit, breadpig, and hipmunk(generalassemb.ly)
16 points by missrobot 14y ago|4 comments
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Jawbone Founder on His Inspiring, Terrifying First Meeting with Steve Jobs(startmaking.com)
4 points by missrobot 15y ago|0 comments
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by missrobot 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback, everyone. Here's some additional info on the program: We're gearing up to launch our online learning community. We'll be sending invites to our first program, Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship, soon. We'll make this
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by missrobot 15y ago
Will companies actually stay in the area after the program?
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Alexis Ohanian says tomorrow will be the geekiest, most rational protest ever(guardian.co.uk)
3 points by missrobot 15y ago|0 comments
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by missrobot 15y ago
Ron (of #code2011) did mention something along these lines and I had meant to include it. Thanks for the reminder -- added it into the post with a link to this comment.
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Startup Marketing: You're Doing it Wrong(generalassemb.ly)
6 points by missrobot 15y ago|1 comments
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by missrobot 15y ago
Yes--although according to the article, "Ticketmaster can continue to profit off transactions — they just have to say they're doing so on their website." Plus, as far as I understand it the settlement is a coupon award, meaning you get $1.5
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Ask HN: What one tech skillset should non-dev founders learn in 2012?
6 points by missrobot 15y ago|8 comments
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by missrobot 15y ago
Glad Verizon cancelled their fee, but $2 is nothing compared to what the airlines charge for booking over the phone...I can understand why a company would want to discourage people tying up their service reps, but making you pay for the pri
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by missrobot 15y ago
Agreed that having a mission or goal is important. What comes to mind for me is a game called the Island of Dr. Brain that I played as a kid. There was a section in the game where you would input a bunch of directional commands to send a ro
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by missrobot 15y ago
this is very helpful, thanks for sharing...would love to hear what some of your favorite examples of data journalism were this year? investigative reports, infographics, interactive features...anything.