otwixto

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by otwixto 16y ago
if you look at the history of those accepted, I dont think there is a formula. Groups have been accepted with a prototype for one product and turned it into another. Groups have been accepted with just an idea and nothing more Group have be
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by otwixto 16y ago
I'm looking to join as a co-founder in a biz develop / marketing / sales role. Currently submitted to YCombo for 2011 but willing to drop for an already established YCombo funded startup. Contact info in my profile.
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by otwixto 16y ago
how many of you were personally interviewed or received follow up questions before acceptance or rejection? Also, did anyone get accepted who didnt receive any follow up for the YC staff?
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by otwixto 16y ago
www.escrow.com
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by otwixto 16y ago
there is a great company based in Los Angeles that helps people find app developers. check out their website at www.appsnminded.com - its run by two stay at home mom's who have had a great deal of success developing and marketing iphone ap
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by otwixto 16y ago
the opening credit score where Mark is running through Harvard was beautifully crafted. totally set the tone for the 1st half of the movie. Great electronic composition with sparse organic elements.
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by otwixto 16y ago
great scene in the movie and definitely the most "fincher-esq" part of the movie. THe movie was scored fantastically as well.
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by otwixto 16y ago
Im not a tech person and I saw it the opposite way. I really wanted to paint my car red a few weeks ago but I dont have the tools, skills, or means to paint my car so I took it to someone who could. No different from what entrepreneurs due
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by otwixto 16y ago
I found the most interesting part to be when the author admitted to overlooking the idea that users might want instant gratification from a useable site. seems like in this day and age that would be the #1 priority of any company/website/s