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Combating Boredom

Started by andrewhyde · 8 months ago

Over the past several weeks there have been some interesting posts surfacing about about web 2.0 boredom, the dead or dieing exit market, and topics surrounding the usefulness of applications currently being developed.  An interesting post by Fred Wilson regarding web 2.0 investments really ... Continue reading »

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  • GSBigger

    12 months ago

    Until we can turn Chat into Change and Rant into Results, the intrinsic value of the ambient knowledge represented across the 'U-Netted Nations' of the web will simply be the mother lode of pure gold problem-solving value awaiting discovery by some hard rock information miner. Someone is going to stake the first claim on what I believe will become a gold-rush of people looking for the assay of relevance and sustainable answers. I'm just lookin' for a grubstake, and a good pack animal (techie;-) ... is 'this-here silicone mountain' the right location, is Startup Weekend the right 'land office'...mind if I 'ASK4' it here...?
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