Dot-com revival spawns startups to serve startups
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Re: Dot-com revival spawns startups to serve startups
#2I like this. It's similar to selling shovels during the goldrush (not that this is a goldrush, but you get the metaphor).
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#3Let's not cheer this nonsense. This could be a tabloid article about "Showbizz revival spawns businesses to services stars".
I mean StackExchange as a startup to serve startups? Can't be serious.
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#5"The most since 2008". Not a really convincing figure in my opinion. The most since the market tanked only means a recovery is underway.
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#6Cool. PG has been suggesting a startup for startups for a while now.
See http://ycombinator.com/ideas.html , point number 30.
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#7The part I like the most is that first paragraph, none of whats listed is what the companies do. New Relic - app monitoring. Stack exchange - Online communities. Dot cloud - app deployment.
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#8What I don't understand from the article, why would a startup would want to hire Java-programmers. ;-)