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I hate the idea of starting up. It sounds like a lame egotistical cliche. I'd rather make stuff people might want to pay for that also helps me increase my te
by vlad 18y ago
I hate the idea of starting up. It sounds like a lame egotistical cliche. I'd rather make stuff people might want to pay for that also helps me increase my technical aptitude, channel my creativity, practice self-control, develop a track record, learn by doing, and allow my users to be an important part of each iteration.
- ryanwaggoner 18y agoCute girl at party: "So what do you do?" Vlad: "I make stuff people might want to pay for that also helps me increase my technical aptitude, channel my creativity, practice self-control, develop a track record, learn by doing, and allow my users to be an important part of each iteration." long pause Cute girl: "Cool. Well, I'll see you around."
- seiji 18y agoYou wrote yours while I wrote mine. Yours gets the point across better.
- seiji 18y agoYes, but if someone ask "what do you do" or "where do you work" you have about three seconds before they trail off and stop listening. Self-righteous rants tend to be off putting. Just give in and say you are starting up a web 2.0 powered widget syndication platform for the next-gen WebOS.