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2007-11-11
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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close November 4 – November 11, 2007 173 stories · Vol. 07 · Catalogue 45 · Issue 315 Get it by email ↓
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Warning: Software Startups are Not as Easy as Everyone Says

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Business 19 stories

  1. Warning: Software Startups are Not as Easy as Everyone Says

  2. Gabor Cselle, Xobni: The Xobni Office, and Thoughts on Startup Office Space

  3. Critique our startup: HeavyInk.com

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  1. "Web 2.0 Is On The Ropes... Kleiner Perkins Has Halted Investments"

  2. 29 Years Old, Start a Business or Have a Baby?

  3. VC Fund Performance - Some History

  4. Countries ranked by ease of doing business

Sports 5 stories

  1. YC Summer '07 Draftmix launches: Faster Fantasy Sports for Fun or Profit

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  1. French wine experts can't tell a grand cru from an ordinary table wine

  2. Most common Windows random number generator cracked

  3. Game-changer: Asus Eee PC a win for Intel and Linux, at Microsoft's expense

Technology 139 stories

  1. New Feature: get kicked off News.YC on demand

  2. Lessons Learned from our YC Interview (with Tips!)

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  1. Programming Language Popularity Statistics

  2. Innovative New Rails Host: Online IDE, Web Console, Instantly Live

  3. Why I am Not a Professor, or The Decline and Fall of the British University

  4. Pmarca donates US$28 million to Stanford's hospital

  5. Say NO by default

Entertainment 5 stories

  1. Justin.tv search API and Common Lisp

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  1. The factors of entrepreneurship

  2. Steroid bust shows Feds can still get at "private" and "secure" e-mail

  3. Swaptree.com - a startup to easily trade or exchange of your music collection or book collection

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