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kallena
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About kallena
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Mythbusting 'the place where two oceans meet' in the Gulf of Alaska
Informally dubbed “the place where two oceans meet,” the explanation for the photo is a simple one, though there are many misconceptions about it, including that catchy title. In p…
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Comment #3475377
This is great! Perfect timing too. I've been using postmark for over a year, and have recently been looking to other providers for an inbound service.... soooo glad they did this!
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Comment #1762146
That is a personal question. However, here are two books that might help you answer it: (1) The Black Swan and (2) Early Exits: Exit Strategies for Entrepreneurs and Angel Investor…
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Comment #8475
Ben is a 19-year old entrepreneur whose blog has been a huge inspiration to me in my startup efforts.
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Comment #8473
Indeed that would be interesting. Regardless of their ultimate success, as the co-founder of a startup I have a soft spot for any underdog.
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Comment #8472
I guess technically I dropped out as an undergrad. Although, I like to tell people I finished early. Good on you for pursuing your passion!
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Comment #8469
This is a great blog post, which discusses the evolution of web 2.0 and beyond.
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Comment #8466
This blog post by Tom Evslin provides a pretty sobering reality check for anyone involved in a web 2.0 startup. But its not all bad news!
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Comment #8464
It is important that a startup understands the technology they are working with. But, it is equally important that they understand the cultural context of that technology. This vid…
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Comment #8441
This is one of David Cohen's blogs, he is one of the founders of TechStars, a program similar to YC.
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Comment #8439
It will be interesting to see which of these two programs produces more successful startups in the long run.