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1.		Live Speaker Notes Feed From Startup School 2007! (startupschool.org)
		7 points by joshwa on March 24, 2007 \| 10 comments
2.		WSJ interview with Zuckerberg, Newsfeed to be new way to consume information (andykessler.com)
		4 points by kul on March 24, 2007
3.		At startup school? Join us for SHDH after! (bluwiki.com)
		4 points by omarish on March 24, 2007 \| 1 comment
4.		VC investments in Web 2.0 start-ups increased 108% in 2006! (cnn.com)
		4 points by python_kiss on March 24, 2007 \| 1 comment
5.		In town for startup school? Come to dinner TONIGHT! (bluwiki.com)
		5 points by Sam_Odio on March 24, 2007
6.		Software Start-ups: What Worked and What Did Not, an economists view (uwaterloo.ca)
		5 points by holdenk on March 24, 2007 \| 1 comment
7.		PlanHQ: Manage your business plan online (web20show.com)
		4 points by domp on March 24, 2007 \| 2 comments
8.		Daring Fireball: Deal With It (more ui simplicity stuff) (daringfireball.net)
		4 points by phil on March 24, 2007
		staunch on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: Video sharing social network Teenwag seeks great P... It's considered bad taste to create your own entries. This will be gone as soon as a Wikipedia editor comes along and marks it "non-notable". You're not helping yourself with this kind of spammy approach.
		danielha on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: Xobni, Y Combinator startup seeking great hackers.... These are great guys. If you're not going to start your own thing, go hack for them because this is going to be a big deal.
11.		Justin.tv police raid gets Techcrunched (techcrunch.com)
		3 points by kf on March 24, 2007 \| 3 comments
		brezina on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: Xobni, Y Combinator startup seeking great hackers.... Check out Paul Buchheit's article titled "Looking for a co-founder." http://paulbuchheit.blogspot.com/2007/03/looking-for-co-founder-try-attending.html
		reitzensteinm on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: I was reading about salt, ended up in key derivati... http://xkcd.com/c214.html
14.		Someone asked about innovation, education, and systematic encouragement at Startup School? Meet Sir Ken Robinson at TED. (ted.com)
		3 points by kushalc on March 24, 2007
15.		What are YC founders made of? (pairwise.com)
		3 points by solfox on March 24, 2007 \| 1 comment
16.		Ask the Wizard: How and What to Measure (burningdoor.com)
		3 points by brett on March 24, 2007
17.		20 eBusiness News Sources Every Webmaster Should Know (ebizmba.com)
		3 points by stevendavis0830 on March 24, 2007
		charliehotel on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: Hard disc test surprises Google yes, the classic RAID paper assumes that faults are independent. this is not the case. some recent work extends the basic analysis to deal with correlated faults.
19.		Starbucks - How to Dilute a Brand (mikesabat.wordpress.com)
		2 points by mikesabat on March 24, 2007 \| 1 comment
		holdenk on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: Software Start-ups: What Worked and What Did Not, ... A discussion of software start-ups founded by UW students and what they did that helped them grow and what failed to help.
21.		Social Network Fatigue and the Missing Web 2.0 Address Book (oreilly.com)
		2 points by danw on March 24, 2007
22.		AJAX Lockdown: A new concept of data privacy and security for AJAX-based Web applications using client-side data encryption (sys-con.com)
		2 points by amichail on March 24, 2007
		Alex3917 on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: Why Combinator? Should You Join Paul Graham's Gang... So, does the gang have a hand signal?
		akkartik on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: Why Combinator? Should You Join Paul Graham's Gang... mspw?
25.		Tell your Startup School story to a person who wasn't fortunate to attend
		2 points by domp on March 24, 2007 \| 3 comments
		reitzensteinm on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: iinnovate - A brilliant collection of entreprenuer... Eric Schmidt, Andy Grove, Chris Larsen (Prosper.com), Randy Komisar (Kleiner Perkins), Ed Catmull (Pixar), Debra Dunn (Hewlett Packard), Geoffrey Moore (Crossing the Chasm), Alex Tai (Virgin Galactic)... I wonder how these guys land these interviews, week after week.
		Constantine on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: What's the lowest offer you'd take? I would have to agree, the problem is when you have to self measure a potential projects earnings before it comes into a large circulation. I think it would be very easy to over/under estimate a projects worth, personally I would think that a percentage of profits over a certain period of time plus a smaller lump sum would be ideal for me. I am a little new to this game but I would assume it would also increase my motivation to see a project come to fruition if I had a more longterm stake in it.
28.		Artificial Intelligence, With Help From the Humans (nytimes.com)
		2 points by amichail on March 24, 2007
29.		Stanford Entrepreneurship Education Resources (stanford.edu)
		2 points by jward on March 24, 2007 \| 1 comment
		zach on March 24, 2007 \| parent \| context \| on: Xobni, Y Combinator startup seeking great hackers.... C#? Ouch.
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