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timpeterson
14y ago
this Constine kid is as annoying about facebook as MG Siegler is about Apple. boring.
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14y ago
facebook being shady, that's so 2003->forever
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timpeterson
14y ago
But Zuckerberg did meet with this Ceglia guy, right?
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timpeterson
14y ago
YCombinator is just like college now. Its all about getting in and not about what you're supposed to do when you're there. lame.
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timpeterson
14y ago
omg couldnt agree more, the main images being viewable through the vertically scrolling slit overlay thingy, wtf makes my eyes bleed
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timpeterson
14y ago
fitting fate for the CEO, Mark Pincus, whose been quoted as saying he "doesn't want to fucking innovate. You're not smarter than your competitor. Just copy what they do and do it until you get their numbers." quora discussion on this: http
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timpeterson
14y ago
Great stuff Peter, thanks for sharing the latest at Crocodoc!
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14y ago
"There is little value in most FB posts that are years old. As opposed to wikipedia which is a gradually building blob of knowledge." actually never thought of it so simply like this, thanks for that,
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timpeterson
14y ago
say what you will about the post, but that new FB commercial is an embarassing joke
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14y ago
this makes me sad (and that i'm the first one to use the word "sad" in this thread makes me even more sad)
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timpeterson
14y ago
cmon dont be patronizing, point is D'Angelo can float this thing as long as he wants
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timpeterson
14y ago
is your point that given the expectations, growing at the level of 100,000s users isn't good for Quora? cause most sites would be happy with that performance
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14y ago
Is Quora really struggling? My posting there is getting more and more engagement all the time (more importantly, this compete.com profile looks quite promising: http://siteanalytics.compete.com/quora.com/ ) Also, how much does running Quor
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14y ago
fb suxs
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14y ago
+++ <3 back
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14y ago
@markdotto, thank you for your response @chiefinstigator's comments. Great to hear your perspective. I don't think you needed to be on the defensive as much as you are. All one needs to do is look at the Bootstrap Github page: all your code
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14y ago
@chiefinstigator, thanks for this backstory and huge respect to the ZURB Foundation team. My only complaint is that I think you could made your point better without digging at Mark.
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14y ago
book review: yc=ivy league=lame
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14y ago
flames denied
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timpeterson
14y ago
LinkedIn P/E= 1008
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14y ago
yep, P/E of 1008. Super solid company. SO much revenue.
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14y ago
@bitsoda, completely agree
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14y ago
more blah, blah on what made google, fb, etc. great, what's the point?
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14y ago
Dick Costolo/Twitter is siding with REAL businesses with REAL money (e.g., going on NBC's Today show to advertise new iPad app). Linkedin is vaporware with no revenue.
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14y ago
99 Kickstarter Problems but getting the product isn't one: Problem #1: NOT getting the product. Problems #2-#99) 98 emails updating you on the product you will never receive.
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14y ago
I'm so sick of the continuing Peter Thiel hypefest. I don't like college either but his 20 for 20 program is just some ridiculous bullshit.
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14y ago
@TazeTschnitzel agreed, but then what would fb engineers do all day? they gotta "keep shipping"
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14y ago
why is "YC's Parse" and just not "Parse"?
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14y ago
YC is billed like the yankees, but singles more likely, how did the Seattle Mariners do with Ichiro all these years?
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14y ago
@wamatt, agree regardless of the "why" PG's email feels petty, YCombinator and its way too many startups are jumping the shark
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