chrisconley

yes and then off to the races with the next more meaningful endeavor

Unless, of course, you're already working on your life's mission :)

this schedule is coming to the big corps too; i work 4 day work weeks with wednesdays off at an electric utility companay and it's fantastic

As a single hacker founder, I would love to have a non-hacker co-founder.

Founders that can compliment each other is the way to go.

this is one of the coolest things I've seen. ever.

i love his quote, "the idea that the current state-of-the-art in search is what we'll all be using, essentially unchanged, in 5 or 10 years, is absurd to me."

you will spend more time managing them than if you do it yourself

yep, that's what I'm doing this week too-hehe.

The problems is, I'm trying to ketchup on everything, not just the app. I need 3-4 weeks!

this why i've had a harder than hell time reliably sending email to users

thanks for all of the help everyone; this is great stuff

i've stripped html, images, etc, it's just text

i'm running php through suphp(i think?) so that emails are not sent from "nobody"

i've set up an spf record

i've had servint(where site is hosted) properly set up the A records(though i can't be totally positive that they know what they were doing)

the only thing i haven't done(that i know of) is gone through the domainkey process through yahoo

thanks again for any help!

really!

somewhat disappointing but I suppose there's a reason for this

I'm the opposite; too many ideas coming and going all the time and not enough time to do anything with

though, maybe that's for the better as I would end up pursuing a lot of things that had little or no substance

yeah been looking for this for while, but still, 1.25%?

very interesting concept for embedded comments(check out viddler.com for some idea only with video) though agreed the usability could be improved. maybe list comments in a left column?

first, what does it mean to finish building a product? --take a look at this interview i did that was in the same series of posts as the article in question: www.startuporbust.com/2007/07/dharmesh-shah/ To me finished, is the first time you "release to the unexpecting." second, would I describe a startup as dfranke did? i think he's on the right track but also have trouble with the idea of an unfinished product; a little too vague. third, is facebook a startup? i think so, although they are a pretty established company, they appear to still have a startup mentality.

just my two cents