mmmmax

that might get expensive for SendWrite...

Two to four? Have you seen Google's benefits? One to two!

Kudos to Condé Nast for recognizing the importance of Reddit's independence over the years, and handling the acquisition properly.

Aol, Microsoft and even Google could learn something from this...

- upvote for the Curb Your Enthusiasm reference

Save some time and go all the way to the last person on the list, Mark Zuckerburg.

http://money.cnn.com/popups/2006/biz2/peoplewhodontmatter/fr...

FYI this post is a year old.

they stop the bus :)

If you do blog, link to it here!

What's with posting articles from 2006? There are more recent sources with updates, including from FT.com (behind a paywall) and the investigative documentary about this which aired last week in Sweden: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=sv&u=...

How did you protect your IP from being claimed in part by your previous employer? Are you the only one who ever touched the code?

I don't think retina has to mean "double the old display". I think it could just mean "high PPI". Also, Apple has surprised us before with new, previously unheard of tech.

Source: http://foundat.io/n

I would pay for this. You have my vote.

I wholeheartedly disagree. You can't ask most consumers what they think of an undeveloped business idea. They don't know what they want.

At a minimum you have to put something visual in front of them, even better if its a prototype. Check out Rocket Surgery Made Easy (http://www.sensible.com/rocketsurgery/index.html).

Agreed.

This also reminds me of pg's RFS5: Development on Handhelds

http://ycombinator.com/rfs5.html

Buy it before Apple destroys it (or buys them)!

The reason I'm so excited about this is that it exports objective-C right into Xcode.

This is similar to one of my side projects called #want: http://www.hashwant.com

Totally in - sent you an email

http://vol.ly - Volly ~ Plans made easy

An app to help friends get together quickly for casual events. iPhone app just released.

I wonder how many addictive, self-referencial and narcissistic tweets it took for the author to convince 16,402 people to follow her on Twitter.

I like this a lot, and for quick notes it's easier than Notable. I like the implementation as a bookmarklet, but here are two big problems:

1) Starting MarkUp clears any info you've entered into a form on the page 2) There is no easy way to exit/cancel (how about trapping ESC or adding a little X?)

I think it's much different for established companies vs. unestablished companies. As someone at a startup which hasn't launched yet, we have to be more descriptive. If you're YC company, or more established - maybe it's enough to say Acme Corp, PHP, email us.

We like to say:

Funded startup looking for a talented Ruby developer to be employee #1 (because that's true, and because there's something unique about being employee #1).

Developer (Ruby) - Los Angles (telecommute for the right dev)

Funded startup in Los Angeles, launching soon, is looking for employee 0x1. Inquire within!

I'm looking for a talented Ruby developer to work with a dedicated team at a funded startup. I will consider someone remote if it's the right fit, though currently the whole team is in Los Angeles. Contact info is in my profile!

#2 (spontaneous events) is something the startup I'm with is building. If you are interested in being added to a private beta test, here's the link: http://vol.ly/?s=HN

Nice work, as usual, Gabriel.

!bang is the most useful search feature since I'm Feeling Lucky. I submitted this exact feature to Google years ago, and DuckDuckGo's implementation of it caused me to switch search engines.

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