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Day: April 3, 2005

The Art of the Startup: Copper and Tin

Posted on 3 April, 2005 by Ian — No Comments ↓

Paul Graham has YASA (Yet Another Startup Article) this own titled :Copper and Tin. I don’t mind because they are short easy reads with some good ideas, wheather or not I agree. Some key quotes: It’s hard enough to make Continue reading The Art of the Startup: Copper and Tin→

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Why do Pendulums speed up during solar eclipses?

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The Economist.com on Gravitational anomalies, the “Allais effect, and the Pioneer (10 and 11) space-probes. Could Albert be wrong? If nothing else this is how science advances. Category:Science

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The Customer is King

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The Economist has a special survey on Consumer Power:”Crowned at last” The claim that ?the customer is king? has always rung hollow. But now the digital marketplace has made it come true. The ability to get information about whatever you Continue reading The Customer is King→

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The blog was started in April 2003.

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