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2008-08-18
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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close August 11 – August 18, 2008 200 stories · Vol. 08 · Catalogue 34 · Issue 231 Get it by email ↓
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Y Combinator To Offer Standardized Angel Funding Legal Docs

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Business 23 stories

  1. Y Combinator To Offer Standardized Angel Funding Legal Docs

  2. Business Requirements are Bullshit

  3. The Google black hole: What happens to startups when they're bought by Google?

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  1. Series AA Equity Financing Documents

  2. An Article About Startups That Wasn't Written By A Pretentious Asshole

  3. Nine Deadly Startup Diseases—and How to Cure Them

  4. Acquisition/Investment vs. Bootstrapping

Sports 12 stories

  1. Colorful programs for Mac OS X, Linux and Windows

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  1. Picwing (YC Summer 08) Debuts Their Social Digital Picture Frame

  2. Congratulations Apple, you made the iPhone less stable than Windows Mobile

  3. Indie Game Developer Finds Success On Xbox 360 -- Est. $825K Sales In First Week

Technology 155 stories

  1. Using Photographs to Enhance Videos of a Static Scene

  2. Q/A: What Thread-safe Rails Means

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  1. For Most People, College Is a Waste of Time

  2. REST, I just don't get it

  3. I Don’t Understand Y Combinator Hate

  4. The 404 Test: Wildly Brilliant or User Suicide?

  5. Man's Home Lab confiscated for "doing science in a residential area"

Entertainment 3 stories

  1. Netflix prize competitor: With the best algorithms, metadata becomes worthless

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  1. Google Insights shows what sites are mainstream and which ones are still early adopter

  2. What's Wrong with Western Music? Part III. "Passacaglia in Cm"

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