Survivorship Bias in Startups
Confluence, from Hacker News, makes a great argument for why all advice given by successful startup founders should be taken with a grain of salt - »
App.net is fighting network effects
Dalton Caldwell’s audacious proposal [http://daltoncaldwell.com/an-audacious-proposal]has created quite [http://techcrunch.com/2012/07/13/app-net-dalton-caldwell-twitter-feed/] a [http://dcurt.is/dalton-caldwells-audacious-proposal] stir [http: »
Ignoring the Wisdom of the Crowds
Ignoring the Wisdom of the Crowds [http://blog.asmartbear.com/ignoring-the-wisdom-of-crowds.html] Crowd-sourced knowledge is often vaunted by technologists like Clay Shirky as a critical development »
My first real product launch: Sweat, tears, and viral growth
3 weeks ago yesterday, I did my first real product launch. I’ve shipped apps before, but I’ve never done developed with a team, and »
Startups Are a Better Way to Get Work Done
In the closing session of Techonomy 2011 [http://www.forbes.com/sites/techonomy/2011/11/15/jim-breyer-and-sean-parker-at-techonomy-2011-what-comes-after-the-revolution/] , Sean Parker (of Napster and Facebook fame) talked about »