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rogercosseboom
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About rogercosseboom
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Ask HN: What Happened to LikeALittle (lal.com)?
Publicly known: The founders created LikeALittle, completed YC, and then a little while later launched another product, Circle. At some point they seem to have launched one or more…
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Comment #3738323
One page version: http://hbr.org/2012/04/the-real-leadership-lessons-of-steve-...
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Comment #3391181
Just FYI: 'Comming Soon' has 1 too many 'm's in it : 'Coming Soon'
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Comment #3264148
Better link at: http://xkcd.com/980/huge/
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Comment #3180337
That's such a nice way to put that, thanks :)
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Comment #3180279
Are there cases of people who've been rejected w/ an idea and later accepted w/ the same?
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Comment #3090858
I wish I could find the source, but its documented somewhere on The Nets that this is roughly what they make– perhaps a bit less.
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Comment #3082437
I think this is what he meant: http://bookcoverarchive.com/images/books/jane_eyre.large.jpg
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Comment #3065931
one question on mvp's though: is an mvp the smallest item that allows you to judge traction, or the smallest product that solves the hair-on-fire problem? Asked in a different way:…
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Comment #3040810
While reading this all I can think of is... would pg & co. fund Sergey if he applied to YC?
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Comment #2948337
They updated the article after contacting the bar's owner and receiving comment from him.
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Comment #2738322
I think what the comment was referring to was that, in Google's view, the social market is becoming more and more important to the greater internet community. Not having a viable p…
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Comment #2731933
I love the overtones of this article indirectly (but surely not accidentally) refer to self-replicating machines ala Von Neumann: Theory of Self-Reproducing Automata : http://cba.m…
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