JohnN

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BBC NEWS | Technology | Web 2.0 'distracts good design'(news.bbc.co.uk)
2 points by JohnN 19y ago|1 comments
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by JohnN 19y ago
Do you want to be a "hacker" or do you just wanna be able to build web apps. i dont think they are the same thing. I am not a hacker but I am learning to build Web Apps. For example I dont need to know how to build enterprise wide software.
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by JohnN 19y ago
good luck!
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by JohnN 19y ago
i think the standard approach is that u 1.cannot work on ur idea, during work time 2.u cannot start an idea that is a direct competitor to ur companies business if these two do not apply u shud be ok, but the laws are harsher here in the uk
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by JohnN 19y ago
yer, definitely, and thats how im sellin it, in fact ive sold it to one technical person and he is willin to come onboard. prob is our site is php he is a c# man. i think he will be able to pick it up though. its quite strange really, i wor
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by JohnN 19y ago
i am working on a startup at the mo but am not technical, we got someone to build a proportype (by paying) but realise if you wanna iterate and create a decent app, you cant keep paying people. I wonder how kul and harjeet YC Alumni managed
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by JohnN 19y ago
the best way in the UK i find is just to send an email with your CV. Agree to work for free for a while (month?) as a tester, they will love that your enthusiasm and if you dont get a permanent job, at least you would have learnt somethin.
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by JohnN 19y ago
Good post, only makes me think that the UK (my homeland) has a long way to go :(
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by JohnN 20y ago
Interesting take on the investment process by a YC'er