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I am curious: what are your biggest PR/Marketing problems as a startup? Is it getting noticed? Getting coverage? Differentiation? What problems are startups having when it comes to marketing?
I think the author really nails it. He isn't object to the ads existing, he is objecting to them being irrelevant.

Ads that are relevant almost aren't Ads, they are almost content.
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Especially when advocating the importance of non-technical courses.
"... Twitter is the most exciting technology ..."

Pretty much a POTs replacement for the Internet with voice mail & conference calls.
How do advertisers feel, now that their clickthrough rates will likely decrease as a result of being on the seemingly-irrelevant images page?
The Joel on Software Business of Software forums. http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/?biz

Its mostly people with small* businesses selling B2C and/or B2B downloadable software, with some contractors and web app folks mixed in.

* For many definitions of "small", including "Oh heck I want to be small like he is small".
Long story short: you can't predict the market. If you buy all your stock on one day, and in hindsight it turns out to have been at a peak, we'll you're screwed aren't you. If you buy your stock in periodic roughly equal sized increments over a period of time, the average cost of the stock will correspond to the stock's average over the long term. (i.e. sometimes you get it "cheap" when the market is beaten down, sometimes you get it "expensive", but it all comes out in the wash.)

This is a common strategy for long-term investors.
I agree, but you can't fault them for releasing this as a stop gap solution. The data will surely show that click through rates are lower than web search; when it does, they can be motivated to improving that. Release early, release often?
Your math is of course correct, but I would turn the interpretation around:

On a 100-year scale, a 'tiny' 0.5% drop in compound return is massively 'important' in effect. It's no consolation to the person with 40% less money that his annualized performance was only 0.5% worse; you own the $1320, not the 7.45%.

"8%" is often thrown around as a long-long-term guesstimate of stock returns; if in fact that's slipped to 'merely' 7.5% based on the last year, that's remarkable.

The hit against the annualized rate within timeframes more like the earning careers (or even lifespans) of News.YC readers is also big. Here's an interesting graph for S&P total return over the last 20 years:

http://mahalanobis.twoday.net/stories/5279642/

A dollar from 1988 was giving near (or far over) 8% annualized return until mid-2007; now it's more like 5%.
It is no coincidence that the only postings are for YC-funded companies.
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Yeah, this is the appropriate way for a non-YC company to make a job post here. And it definitely isn't discouraged.
Ah, but are they spherical cows?
You know what else sucks about Python eggs?

They're called 'eggs'. :(
old: adding "in bed" to a fortune cookie fortune

new: adding "for startups" to titles submitted to HN
do you have any sources of steve jobs' frugality? just curious. i regularly read buffett
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I'd add two more, from my own experience.

1. Contribute to an open source project. It gives you a great experience in real-world coding, as opposed to the seemingly-meaningless assignments one often gets in a class. Plus, it's great to put on your resume and in some cases can serve as a way to get connected to potential future jobs.

2. Get a summer internship where you actually do coding. It should pay half-decently and is useful for many of the same reasons as 1).
Sure, but, someone has to work for the government. When the government contractors come calling whom would you rather have sitting on the other side of the table. Some fool who's only goal is to get through the day with the least amount of hassle or someone who isn't afraid to evaluate an idea on it's merits and call BS if that's what it is.

That isn't to say that that person wouldn't be making some sort of personal sacrifice in terms of either salary or work environment. I mean, doesn't it worry anyone else that if all the countries best and brightest minds are out there building the next Twitter we might have the B team working on things that have a far greater chance of effecting us all in the long term?
Please disregard this comment, which was idiotic.
What is strange is that even the superstars that were early in the game have unusual names (e.g. Google, Amazon, eBay, Yahoo).
Maybe two gumballs if he's lucky.
Actually it says "between rock and a hard place." I think the missing a is significant. Especially because they italicized "rock."
5. Don't blow off you're non-CS/ECE/EE classes!

This depends... I would not skip a Gen-Ed class if:

- My grades depended (directly or indirectly) on my attendance. Surprisingly this wasn't too often, most profs had all notes posted via CMS. Usually I'd attend 100% up until the results of the first exam.

- The professor was highly distinguished in his field

- I determined that I learned more by activity/doing/hearing in the class than simply reading up on the subject (often strongly linked to the item above)

There's no point in wasting your time with a class that you can skip and discover the subject matter on your own later (which is much more fulfilling). I usually caught up on sleep or worked on my own projects. =)
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Sorry, my generalization was meant to be specific to technical jobs in the government (with the exception of NASA and DARPA).

While I don't dispute the auditor is performing a vital function for the government and loves his job, the role of a technical person and auditor cannot be compared. In his case the government supplies the auditor with more than just a salary and security, they provide him power that can't be had elsewhere.

For a technical person, the government is the hole you go into to die because you no longer love what you do.
I had a government gig for 12 months and I wanted to gouge my eyes out. Just because the author worked 80 hour weeks and now works a precise 40 does NOT mean you should work for the government. If you thought private sector bureaucracy is bad, just wait until you work for the gov. Plus working for the government quadruples the chances that you'll be working with completely lazy, incompetent morons (not exactly the kind of people I want running my health care, but that is a whole other ball of wax)

Avoid the government like the plague. If you private sector gig asks you to work in a manner you don't want to, find another company, but don't think about the gov.
How are they irrelevant? He searched for Brett Farve and got ads about Brett Farve. He was just bummed that they were text ads, not images.
We are not YC funded.
I found math classes particularly good for developing my Greek handwriting. (I'm not making this up.)
People with enormous wealth who typically live frugally buy (or charter) private jets to preserve something far more valuable than money: their time. Buffett has a private jet as well, btw.
Clearly failure is scalable.
Napster 2.0 bombed as well. They were starting to gain some momentum with universities for a moment there (my alma mater had a free trial for a semester) but there were too many restrictions on the music and they could not compete with the (sometimes illegal) alternatives.
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Dupe/blogspam: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=397990
I don't have a problem with redundancy- it's like saying we don't need Microsoft and Apple. A little diversity goes a long way- it's the natural selection based approach. The real problem is it's not survival of the fittest, it's survival of the most connected. So many competing systems survive because of the government attitude of never admitting a mistake- ever.

What I do have a problem with is the government's current obsession with buying COTS software and making me "integrate it" and claiming it's easier than doing it ourselves. Millions and millions down the drain on licenses for Sharepoint, Oracle, and other crap for which I can download better alternatives for free. Source code we can own as a country and share across agencies. It's criminal that it's so hard to make that work.
"The state and local government pensions I'm familiar with should actually be safer than most pension systems"

Considering the fact that many defined benefit programs look about as safe as ticking time bombs, this doesn't particularly reassure me. In addition, there is the problem of actuarial assumptions. I remember a New York state actuary getting in trouble because he was being paid by the state labor unions earlier this year and came across this article while I was trying refresh my memory of the details: http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/05/21/business/pension.php
The meat is buried at the end of the article:

Google's proposed arrangement with network providers, internally called OpenEdge, would place Google servers directly within the network of the service providers, according to documents reviewed by the Journal. The setup would accelerate Google's service for users.

Akamai has been doing this for years. Is it a violation of network neutrality? The routers don't treat Google's packets any differently (as far as we know).
One of the coolest things about Twitter is how it allows you to see, in almost real-time, what huge groups of people are talking about.

You can see a map with where people are posting on Twitter from: http://twittervision.com/

You can see a real-time tag cloud showing what topics people are talking about on Twitter: http://www.twitscoop.com

And of course, you can search Twitter to see what people are saying about something: http://search.twitter.com

Case in point: A few weeks ago there was a Yahoo outage on the East-Coast for about 40 minutes. When I first discovered it, I searched Twitter for "Yahoo" and found a dozen people within the past minute complaining Yahoo was down. This quickly confirmed the outage for me.

These are just a few examples, but I think you get the idea. I rebelled against Twitter at first, but now I think it's awesome. The turning point for me was actually a Penny Arcade comic (http://tinyurl.com/6gh4lg) and the follow-up blog post (http://tinyurl.com/5c4zds) that made me realize (http://tinyurl.com/5tj2kk) I don't use Twitter for what they intended (to answer the question, "What are you doing?"). Twitter is exciting because the number of possible things it can be used for are nearly endless and the ways the data can be used are almost equally as endless.

Another awesome usage of Twitter that I've seen recently is the way site admins are using Twitter to leave status updates about the outage. They list their Twitter feed on the "We'll be right back" page, but since it's Twitter, people can choose to "follow" the user and get updates without visiting the site (if they enable "mobile updates", they'll even get notified via SMS). mininova.org is one site I've noticed using Twitter like this.
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Past performance is not indicative of future results. What's 25 million going to be worth in 100 years? Might not be able to buy much.
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My man! I wish most of the undergrads at my school cared enough to appreciate this.

Also, I think encouraging blooming coders to just go out and hack something up is worth pushing.

edit: also, hate to be "this guy", but there's a grammatical error here: 5. Don't blow off you're non-CS/ECE/EE classes!.
So would the creators advise against creating a music service that uses Seeqpod (or something similar), which operates in a grey legal area?
Seems like a 'perfect storm' was brewing between BitTorrent and their investors. My guess is Accel and Co. got a bit nervous about allocating $17 million to a file sharing site.
I have friends in software development at military contractors in the area. Apparently, after you work for three years you get "tenure" and you receive France-style job security. Since its more trouble after that to fire you than to just pay you, the worst that can happen for incompetence is that you get left alone with nothing to do. Also, if you leave, you are always guaranteed a spot if you choose to return.

Nothing is good for job security like being removed from the discipline of the market. Hook up to the public teat and you can feed for life.
The only problem with including (2) and (3) into an undergraduate CS curriculum is that you inevitably have to push other subject matter out in order to make room for those guys. If you teach them explicitly, that is. Besides, those subjects are more within the domain of software engineering, which certainly merits distinction from CS, a point this article does well in alluding to.

I'd much prefer that additional programming paradigms were taught to undergrads; something different than the vanilla procedural/OO duo that is the unfortunate captor of so many a CS department. I'd argue that parallelism and functional programming are topics far more vital to an aspiring computer scientist than things like web frameworks and SQL.

To add to the shopping list, I think a nice proofs class would be worthwhile for CS undergrads. I also think a yearly seminar, project class would be helpful; a class where students can actually MAKE something of their own design.
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My school has one of the country's largest ACM chapters, yet it's extremely cliquey. I know there's a line that is fuzzy between "hackers" and "entrepreneurship," so I might be unreasonable in expecting ACM hackers to be more entrepreneurial. Does anyone else have this problem at their school?

Our ACM chapter hasn't always sucked, but it seems to go through cycles.
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As far as the non-relativistic version of the question, I'm pretty sure it makes no different if you pause while on or off. Both for question #1 and #2 - it makes not difference.

Relativistically I'm not sure, but I think it's best to pause while on the walkway, since while running on the walkway most of your energy goes to increasing your mass rather than your speed.
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I take issue with the advice that you shouldnt study OS, compiler design, hardware design etc. If you take that out, you will never be one of the guys who did stuff like design the GFS, GWT, AWS and so on. You might become a good user of them but if you have any interest whatsoever in one day building cool infrastructure and solving really hard problems (as opposed to building throwing sheep apps), you may do very well studying these courses.

Which problems you will ultimately solve as an engineer you cannot know. Better to have a knowledge of at least 3-4 tools. What you may think of "web development" may really turn out to be a compiler problem.

Also see one of Steveys rants where he advocates learning compilers .. I dont necessarily agree with all his points but its still pretty decent.

edit : Also its much easier to learn RoR or Django whatever on your own than in the univ. Its non-trivial though not impossible to learn compilers on your own.
Amazon is not unusual, but I agree that the others are (Cisco, Micro-Soft, Linux, Debian, etc).
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I think you are confusing political appointees with rank and file civil servants.
Buffett has a private jet company as well, btw.
You don't think there are technical problems unique to government that might interest some people?
I was actually hoping for a way to give up gracefully. Instead, he's just saying to never give up. Doing the former would have been interesting because it would have been something I have not already read.
> As far as the non-relativistic version of the question, I'm pretty sure it makes no different if you pause while on or off.

Nope.
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