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Minor Typo on the homepage: s/refernce/reference/
Send me an email or some contact info for you (my email is in my profile). I was randomly looking at some of your comment / post history on YC and we are in a somewhat similar situation. I'd like to help you. :)
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http://news.stanford.edu/news/2005/june15/jobs-061505.html
Rest in Peace, Steve.
http://www.reddit.com/r/scifi/comments/brm9y/have_you_seen_t...
Thanks!
Aggregators don't make money!
It sounds like it was pretty early on...
Denver, CO USA
Run a small webdev agency, and need a Django / JQuery / HTML developer to help with occasional overflow work (~20hrs / month currently, could grow significantly over time).
Remote work is perfectly fine. My email is in my profile. Please send examples of work (github, websites, etc.) and your expected hourly rate.
Thanks!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/05/mark-zuckerberg-hou...
http://skypenumerology.blogspot.com/2011/04/summer-recession...
Also some very nicely constructed HTML5 games:
What are the professions where a hard working and intelligent person can reach a $500k income with a high degree of certainty?
http://37signals.com/svn/posts/2838-were-relocating-everyone...
I was annoyed at them for blasting remote work, until I started reading through the article and realized it was a joke.
LOL, now THAT is awesome. The RIAA would be the perfect villain if they weren't so ridiculous.
>ABNB reminds me of Etsy in that it facilitates real commerce in a marketplace model directly between two people.
Interestingly enough, I still tend to side with Fred's assessment of AirBnB's future. All my experiences with it as a user have been too unreliable to expect that it can scale to truly massive usability. Selling your old guitar online is a lot different than renting a room to someone. Renting a room has so much more of a personal aspect to it.
There are so many more subtleties to actually having a stranger come and stay in your house than there are to sending a stranger a book, guitar, etc via USPS.
Regardless, I still think there's a massive market out there for this type of thing, I just don't see it swallowing up the whole Hotel industry.