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BorisBomega
15y ago
Invite a bunch of friends by sharing posts with them. It seems to work...
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Everyone Sits in the Prison of His Own Ideas
(thenextweb.com)
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BorisBomega
15y ago
Yeah, you are close. I was more thinking about what Steve Jobs said when he announced the new MacBook Air: "We asked ourselves, what would happen if a MacBook and an iPad hooked up? Well, this is the result, we think it’s the future of note
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10 things Apple needs to do to create the ultimate MacBook Pro
(thenextweb.com)
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Obvious ideas are better than original ideas
(thenextweb.com)
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BorisBomega
15y ago
When you fall you've failed at walking. But we all know that this is part of learning to walk. We can focus on the fail or on the process or learning. You obviously only see the fail.
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BorisBomega
15y ago
As mentioned in the post "Of course we would have preferred it if the solution would have been perfect, but at least we had the chance to give it a try"...
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Why it would be good if Color failed
(thenextweb.com)
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Help an entrepreneur; clean his toilet and take out the trash
(thenextweb.com)
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Twitter is mostly about ‘grunting and snorting’ but it could be much more
(thenextweb.com)
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Don’t Let Experience Stand In The Way Of Progress
(thenextweb.com)
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Go to a networking event and don’t bring your business cards
(thenextweb.com)
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Entrepreneurs: stop networking and showing off and get back to work
(thenextweb.com)
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16y ago
No. That would just mean you would lose your shares and make it impossible to ver do an exit that would satisfy the investor. He expects a x20 return on investment so unless you can turn your company into a 2 trillion dollar company, you ar
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BorisBomega
16y ago
Sigh. It only sounds like that if you are suffering from ultra short-term memory loss and forgot all the lines you read before that last line.
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The weirdest (but working) iPhone 4 reception trick I have ever heard
(thenextweb.com)
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16y ago
I left those details out because I didn't think they would add to the story. The big company was KPN to which I sold my WiFi Hotspot operator in 2003. The manager who told me the story was Jan Kroon and it was about a manager he reported to
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BorisBomega
16y ago
I think this manager didn't care about you being late or not. All he cared about was results. If you would have come in at 9:15 AND showed poor results and then came up with an excuse he would have punished you for it. But if you came in, w
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What is your excuse for not doing all you can?
(thenextweb.com)
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Entrepreneurs: Do you want to be a fisherman or do you just like fish?
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BorisBomega
16y ago
But are Apple fans just more vocal, is Ballmer not as good on stage, or are Microsoft's products less interesting? Or all of the above? Just asking...
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BorisBomega
16y ago
I have the same experience but then with pageviews and Twitter VS Facebook: Twitter users check an average of 1.2 pages on my website. Facebook users do 4.2. That means 1000 visitors from Facebook generate the same number of pageviews as 40
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Jason Fried: “Twitter is the modern day smoke break”
(thenextweb.com)
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How to launch a start-up in one week
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I started TwitterCounter.com as a fun weekend coding project after my partner said he wouldn't have time to start on it until he had finished some other stuff. I couldn't let it go so started coding right away. We launched 6 days later. Not
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BorisBomega
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You obviously haven't read the post.
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BorisBomega
16y ago
Thanks. :-)
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BorisBomega
17y ago
Wow, we launched this like 2 years ago (okay, September 16, 2008 to be exact) at TwitterKeys.com. Was wildly popular for a week or two and then died off.
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Disney's Copy Paste
(thenextweb.com)
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Why You Shouldn’t ‘Launch’ Your Start-Up
(thenextweb.com)
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