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Cannot read the article as the navigation is floating above the text on my Android phone. At least this is somewhat consistent as it happens quite often.
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So many questions.

Google says they are selling Nexus 7 at cost. So what is the revenue model?

If the idea is to follow Amazon's Kindle Fire (where revenue from content sold in future, justifies the at-cost pricing of the device), is it not a huge risk? Google Play is not established as a revenue generator yet.

What about the content itself? Does Google have agreement in place with content owners? Even if Google has agreements, in reality that won't cover all geographies. What happens in those geographies where Google can sell apps and other stuff but not media content? Won't the tablet be sold there or will it be priced higher?

Also, how does Asus make money or are they just a contract manufacturer?
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> There are still businesses out there that have never heard of things like agile, or source control, and who manage projects by sending emails back and forth.

That's pretty much my target. There are tonnes of small agencies and small ecommerce outfits (especially in the UK) that aren't using anything to manage bugs or work. The problem, of course, is finding them.

Interesting idea, the temping thing. I suspect some simple freelancing might have a similar effect.

I'm rather hoping, though, that my blog and cheat sheets (at addedbytes.com) gives me the exposure to the kinds of people who might be interested in this type of product. It's clocking up 200,000 page views a month or so, and that's almost exclusively developers and ecommerce types. I'm hoping a series of blog posts on the topic of bug tracking will help a few lost souls out of the email and spreadsheet bug-management quagmire!

Thanks for the compliments. Glad you like the look - I was going for simple and clean.
simple solution: don't even try think of them as configuration files. vim and emacs have the same issue and you don't hear many complaints.
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Thanks for the honest feedback. I know it's a hugely competitive space, and I'm hoping that the bootstrapping and low-cost approach means I can turn this into an income-level project, rather than perhaps a full-on company.
You're practically limited to h.264 anyway on mobile devices none of the hardware has support for anything else.
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As an aside, every other blog I have seen that is part of this svbtle network (unless this one isn't and is just styled the same) has a nice mobile theme. This one works poorly with mobile because of the fixed left bar.
Craigslist doesn't care about its users. It is a lazy monopoly. There will be no API.
Everyone is innovative. A child using a tablet in a new way is innovative. Engelbart was the kind of genius that creates tsunamis that everyone (you, me, Google) are still surfing off of decades later. Call it what you want.
Where did the 5 extra "miles" come from? He picks a quote where “20 miles/day” is a good pace to have set for yourself, but then adds this about his team: “We’ve been constantly marching at a good pace (~25 miles per day)“.
It continues to baffle me that more people don't use T-Mobile. Yes, their network isn't quite as solid or blind-spot-free as AT&T's or Verizon's, but you can save so much money on T-Mobile. Hell, it's often more cost-effective to get a subsidized phone on T-Mo with a 2-year contract, then immediately cancel the contract, pay the cancellation fee, and switch to a $20/mo-less no-contract plan.

Back when the Nexus One came out, it was $579 to buy it outright, or $179/$279 to buy with a 2-year contract (depending on if you were an existing customer or not). Buy on contract, cancel, pay the $200 cancellation fee, and just then you're already $200/$100 ahead. Then consider you have 24 months on a plan that costs $20 less each month than it would under contract, and that's $480 saved, not to mention the freedom of not being tied to a carrier for those two years if you do decide you want to move.

And as a bonus, T-Mo is very tether-friendly. They'll throttle you if you transfer more than some amount of data per month (which I've found to be a non-issue in my personal use), but otherwise they don't care what you do with the data connection.
Yes you are not bound by the conditions but the contents could be assumed to be copyright protected.

Unless you are sure that copyright doesn't apply (or is owned by the advertisers rather than craigslist) I don't think that you could assume you had a right to distribute the information.

EDIT: Note that I'm talking about using the RSS feed by some significant transformation rather than presenting fairly directly as written for which there may be a implied license by issuing in a syndication format. Even just embedding in a webpage I would be careful about personally.
Not a single Google Maps Direction joke was made...
The problem with hustlers is when they leave out the "values" part. Endemic to the hustler personality is bending the rules, and often discarding them altogether.
Every Gingerbread and up phone has support for WebM.
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So this is exactly the problem Google+ was designed to solve.

Don't want your entire friends list to see a post only share with with a specific circle.

Don't care to hear useless banter ? Don't include a person in your circle or turn down the volume on that circle. I had a good friend of mine from growing up who decided one day he was going to post nothing but memes. He went into the silent circle and I can check in on him every now and then if I so choose.
Perhaps it will go down in history as a "sunk cost" case study for economy students.
They're blocking installs after August 15th, so if you want it, you'd better hurry. Though it isn't clear what happens if you've installed Flash previously, but not on the particular device you want it on.
The extra 5 miles are derived from the strength of the team (and each individual member).

If everyone else is marching at 20 miles/day, we still need to march a bit faster to win, but not too fast to burn out and crash.
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> Why don't we just move onto HTML5 now?

Flash is not used just for video, there are a huge number of games that use it and HTML5 is not ready for prime time there. (Not enough browser support, and coding a game in HTML5 is much harder.)
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Even easier, type "movie maker" in the search box on the top right, 4th result is "download movie maker"
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This was extremely well written. A very nice change from typical meta-startup fare. Nicely done!
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The revenue is more users. Users are the air inside the Google zeppelin. Long-term users against a tablet "at cost"? A great deal for Google!
Part of the huge prices is explained by the fact terminals were subzidized. IIIRC their real cost was around 1000 FRF but were nearly given for free. This is the economic model that is still used by all mobile phones operators in France nowadays (except for Free Mobile).
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I'm afraid the reason Flash works poorly on platforms other than Win32 and Adobe is dropping the platform support is that they don't have the people that understand their code anymore, and there's noone to make it run (properly) on new platforms.
That is definitely a very valid argument in case of Search/Advertising. And to a certain extent, in case of Android, too.

But is that a good enough reason to sell hardware at cost? Why not give it away for free, then? That will attract a lot more users.

I guess my point is, when you are selling hardware, maybe you need to have a tangible revenue stream rather than just potential ad revenue.
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developing anything equivalent to a half ambitious flash app in html5 is just really hard. html5 has a long way to go.
"Why would you cool down to later compress (and heat up again)?"

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I also heard many farmers are still using it to trade cattle or watch weather forecasts of their region. I wonder how they will handle the end of the Minitel.
Yes, and the aspect ratio seems more square than most phones and than Samsung's current tablets. It's a significant gain too.
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I guess it's an economic calculation. Moreover, it would be foolish to assume that consumers are rational agents: I expect that the perceived value and user's attachment to a free tablet would be much lower (again, another study would find the "sweet price". Maybe they found it?).
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I can't help but feel that there's some sample bias going on here.

Each example given is an person who is currently well-known for being an entrepreneur. By definition, they haven't moved on to something else.

There's a tonne of people who've succeeded as an entrepreneur and then gone onto something else; venture capital (in fact most VCs partners are ex-entrepreneurs), politics or philanthropy, for example.

The point is that these people are now known for something other than entrepreneurship, so they don't spring to mind as examples of one-time-entrepreneurs.

/rant
For comparison: does Amazon (Web Services) have this?
Can you name a handful? I don't argue that there are no such people, but I don't think there's a tonne of them.
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In case you didn't know, this is a pressing concern for developers that do care about performance of responsive websites. Take a look at http://www.w3.org/community/respimg/

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Great quote to finish:
"It means you should not burn relationships, piss off people, take damaging shortcuts - because you're in this small world of entrepreneurship for a long time to come. It means you should always act as if your behaviour as a founder will be with you for the rest of your career - because it will." so true. Thank you!!
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I thought it resembles Svbtle too. Looking at the HTML source, it is running WordPress and isn't listed on https://svbtle.com/. So I suppose not.
* Counter-clockwise angles comes from making charts and graphs with the independent variable going from left to right, and the dependent variable from bottom to top. This is far too ingrained in the way we teach and learn about mathematics to change now, much more than the choice of pi or tau (though we do make y go from top to bottom in many computer graphics contexts). There’s no reasonable way that we could integrate direction of reading on a clock with direction of reading typical charts with direction of reading text into a uniform system, and I don’t consider changing all the clocks, texts, and charts in the world to be a reasonable possibility.

* What does the shape of the slash character have to do with anything? A slash is a fraction bar. Fractions and matrix diagonals are entirely unrelated, though in both cases numbers are read from top left to bottom right, in accordance with our typical reading direction in western texts.

* Matrix index ordering is a pain in the butt and will be confusing whichever way they’re labeled. The logic behind the current system is to use the first index for the component that results when multiplying by a vector, and using the second index within that component. Picking the opposite convention would also end up confusing. Figuring out the proper ordering when dealing with non-commutative “number” systems in general is a pain, and I don’t think there’s any easy answer. We have matrices multiply column vectors on the left, because that’s typically how we notate operators acting on some input. But it means that composition is multiplication from left to right, which is a bit confusing. There’s no way to make the order be always left-to-right or always right-to-left. But much more importantly, matrices are a kind of painful abstraction to use in general. Mathematics education would be much improved in many ways if we used Geometric Algebra instead of matrix representations a lot more of the time. http://geocalc.clas.asu.edu/pdf/OerstedMedalLecture.pdf

* It’s much easier to just call these “concave up” and “concave down”. Problem solved.
So, like most new Android tablets? ;)
I enjoyed and agreed with most of this. I've never understood the term "serial entrepreneur" beyond the idea that it solidifies the fact that a certain individual has sold ( if that should be their goal - not mine ) more then one company.

Ultimately all entrepreneurs come from the same cloth of success driven business (value) invention. Some want to follow the hollywood IPO story. Some want to bootstrap. It's all a matter of preference beyond those details and to some it's not about being defined as a "serial entrepreneur". Personally I wouldn't sell my company just to start another until I met my professional goals.
If you had a choice, would you work on a project like that? Some of these projects spell doom when they show up on a resume because they're already associated with badness. Once that happens, good luck getting any good people to work on it. As you can see, such a situation can sustain itself.

I call it "The Bozo Loop", incidentally.
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It doesnt have the reader feature that i like in safari. Fine, I thought - lets get the readability bookmarklet.

Turns out Google Chrome doesn't support bookmarklets...
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Romney might be a rare exception - though it is debatable whether he ever ran a startup by the typical definition, since from inception, Bain Capital was pretty damn big.

Bill Gates I've addressed in my article. If Bill Gates had been kicked out of MS in, say, 1985, he would most likely have done what Steve Jobs did, and started another business.

As for Pierre Omidyar, he has started something called Civil Beat, an online news service, as well as Omidyar Network, which is an investment firm, which would put him halfway between the typical case and a Morten Lund case.
The JP7 was also used as a coolant. The fuel was pumped around the hottest part of the plane to soak up the heat before it was burnt
Just found out: the bookmarklet works if you manually copy and paste it into the url bar, but not, if you selct it from the bookmarks list...
In a way dynamic typing is easy and static typing a la Haskell is pretty hard.

A good type system allows you to reason more easily about your system and
checks if you're violating the rules of the system.

Looking at static typing and only see inheritance and the increased
complexity, is only looking at static typing a la C++/Java.
We still need a nice editor to let designers handle HTML5 nicely. Adobe is making progress, but until them or somebody else releases a fully functional product ready for designers, well... it won't be that easy....

Edit: why would someone downvote this? Do you really believe that designers (not developers) should handle canvas and Javascript directly instead of using an editor?
ooo ooo ooo, any more stories by that chap?
Would you have the same concerns about 'hackers'?

I'd love for HN to redefine 'hustler' without the negative connotations much the same as we have redefined 'hacker'.
You still need the "safe" functions even if you check string lengths
I must admit to being a little disappointed to not see this article get as much traction as I expected on HN. I enjoyed the hell out of it, and I would love for HN to talk about this side of business and startups much more.
I agree with a lot of what the author says, but I am not sure I agree with the main premise in his title.

Luck and timing often play a big role in setting up a business. I think there are some people who saw an opportunity through being in the right place at the right time and created a business out of it. Often these evolve into being what people call lifestyle businesses. In my mind these people don't fit into the 'compress 40 years of work into 4 years' camp and are non-serial entrepreneurs.

To me, the mark of a serial entrepreneur is someone who has started a business up, got it to the point where it's been successful, and then having had the option of staying on very comfortably with either a lifestyle business, working in a bigger company, or early-retirement has decided that they want the buzz and excitement of a startup again.

A good serial entrepreneur is by extension of that someone who can do this more than once successfully. To create a single business that works out can often involve a lot of luck/timing; to do it 3 or 4 times is something else.
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Why not use chrome frame for ie users? If you're building a 'sophisticated web app' then you really are nuts to try to support way back to ie7.

Chrome frame takes about 30-45 sec to DL & install. Doesn't require a browser restart and doesn't require admin rights. Its incredibly slick. and then you're free to work with HTML5 and CSS3 in ie6+
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Marc Andreessen: cofounded Netscape and then OpsWare and Ning and now is a VC. Serial to the max.

Ben Horowitz: Opsware and then VC. A Morten Lund character.

Bill Gates: already addressed in both the article and another comment

Silvio Berlusconi: I don't know much about his business history, but a quick glance at his Wikipedia page shows he started multiple businesses. Definitely not a one-business-and-retire type.

Michael Bloomberg: Ok, that one may be an example.

Niklas Zennström: Skype, Kazaa, Joltid, Joost, and now a VC. Serial to the max.
You do realize that you can still get Netbooks, right? They are actually better than they used to be, and if you look you can find the ones sold to schools to run Linux (ie, with great Linux support)
On the contrary, Flash helped h.264 win in the first place. If Flash didn't always exist as a fallback, then sites might have actually needed to offer WebM as an alternative. But with Flash available, sites could just use H.264 and fall back to Flash for anyone without support for H.264 in <video>.
Ah, cool. So what are you planning to do when your visa expires?

(I'm in a fairly similar situation, spent a few weeks in Vietnam this April, currently spending 3 months in Thailand, and then headed off to Japan - pretty much planning on bouncing around from country to country over the next few years.)
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That's an interesting angle, though I would argue that what you're defining here is a very successful serial entrepreneur, rather just a "serial entrepreneur". I'd say that someone who willingly jumps into startup after startup is a serial entrepreneur - successful or not. Max Levchin was clearly a serial entrepreneur already after his 6th company, even though he hadn't started Skype and Slide yet...
Oh fuck. We are completely utterly, fucking, fucked.
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You're underestimating the worth of having literally all my friends using the same feature-rich messaging platform. I'm in China and using the opportunity to spend a little time away from western social platforms (not using a VPN) and the only thing I've missed is facebook messenger.