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schoudha
5y ago
You’re 30, you have your whole life ahead of you and you greatest achievements are likely going to come from work you haven’t even thought of yet. Identify what you truly enjoy, people you like to be with and set goals you want to aspire to
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14y ago
Pretty poor analysis of today's events. 1. Misunderstands the 1st rule of breakthrough consumer internet companies. The challenge is always getting users and almost never monetizing a loyal user base. This happened with Yahoo, Amazon, Googl
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14y ago
I highly encourage you to matriculate to Uchicago, you will learn and grow more in your 1st year at college than coming to Silicon Valley straight out of high school. There's no rush. With that said, it might be a great experience to come o
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15y ago
Wow, great call by YC and patience by the founders.
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15y ago
Sam, did you guys raise any additional money besides what's listed in Crunchbase? It says you guys were backed by Maverick capital as well? Congrats on the sale!
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schoudha
15y ago
You don't have to use Windows. The best way to protest is by using another product. Claiming that you have the moral authority to pirate it is just wrong, doing so re-enforces the need for MSFT to have even stricter anti-piracy measures.
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16y ago
As soon as you start doing calculations like this to determine how many co-founders you should have it's almost a guaranteed you're not going to be successful. Build something people want with people you love to work with. The rest will wor
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schoudha
16y ago
Nice, my first credit on hacker news :)
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17y ago
Google's goal: 1 Query => 1 visit Facebook's goal: 1 visit => 1000 page views This statistic is meaningless when put in context of the function of the two sites.
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17y ago
I doubt Justin.TV sees this as a solution, it's piracy.
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schoudha
17y ago
Use Chrome man. http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/eula_dev.html?dl=unstab...
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17y ago
This break the economic model for books. It works with libraries because of limited quantity. This could work if we had a fixed number of digital library books per a zip code.
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17y ago
5mbps, encoded at 720p, with a decent h264 decoder will far exceed DVD quality with audio and video. Apple TV is a good example of this. 10mbps will approach blu-ray.
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17y ago
I intern'd at Apple and I would say that Apple's engineering talent is a level below Microsoft and Google. Apple combines good (but not incredible) engineering with the best product management (manager maybe...) on the planet. Microsoft and
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18y ago
No, the answer is not both. Google has organic results and ad results, they are clearly distinguished in the UI and are generated by two distinct systems.
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18y ago
oh man. I love the idea of iteration but I think there are times in which it's time to move on to a new idea.
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18y ago
Loopt needs to look to be acquired or abandon the idea of a mobile only social network and focus on leveraging services like Facebook connect. Although there level of funding might make it difficult, I also think they're a great target for
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18y ago
Joel, why didn't you beat Google's offer? Seems like it's worth it based on your article.
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18y ago
Being profitable doesn't mean you not should raise money. If anything it's an opportunity to raise money on favorable terms as you don't need VCs.
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18y ago
"Those VP jobs just don’t exist at startups, and the few VPs they have are the founders and a key early hire or two. Not you." That's probably not fair. Successful startups are looking for talent, not pedigree - it's a question of whether t
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18y ago
Let's be glad you're not head of product development at Apple.
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18y ago
Interestingly, Kevin Rose recommends keeping your job. He also recommends outsourcing development though :/
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18y ago
Yes, Scribd has had great success and everyone in the HN community should be happy for them. However, there's a legitimate criticism to the direction Scribd is taking - it's arguably bad for the web. What is the mission? All documents are c
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18y ago
Do people find the iPhone/iPod touch inadequate for browsing the web? I can see he value of a large form iPod for digital book reading, but for basic web consumption the netbook is the iPhone/Android (For me at least).
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18y ago
I interned at Apple Summer of 2006. I got great reviews and they even asked me to work part-time during the school year, I agreed and mentioned that we can figure out the whole full time thing later (i.e. what group I would work in - I real
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18y ago
This makes sense to me. Detroit has failed and there is no data that shows they can innovate. America doesn't need to bail out the big three, it needs to ensure that the next generation of automobiles are built here and competitive in the g
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18y ago
I don't think Microsoft even agrees with your statements.
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Apple changed the world (again). How do they do it?
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18y ago
Did they really get 21 million users in May! That's crazy - it's competitive with Digg. Compete shows them in the low millions though...
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18y ago
I work at Google and this article has a few statements that make it clear the author's sources aren't credible (At least on this issue). I wouldn't take this too seriously and I'm surprised that the Times: 1. Thought Google's daycare policy
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