KevBurnsJr

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by KevBurnsJr 18y ago
http://venturebeat.com/2008/08/12/disqus-version-2-addresses...
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http://venturebeat.com/2008/08/12/disqus-version-2-addresses...
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sometimes a startup can pump out an initial product quickly and cheaply that way. Worked okay for ConnectBeam : http://connectbeam.com/ Outsourced their prototype to India on angel and debt, used the prototype as a proof of concept to
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SolutionSet
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Former creative agency social network programmer here. Seems to be working out alright for former client Education.com : http://venturebeat.com/2008/08/05/educationcom-scores-975-mi... The product has changed quite a bit since we launche
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Luck is where preparation meets opportunity.
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... poorly understood - and sloppily formulated - ideas This is my favorite part of programming :) You have an idea and attempt to codify it. During the process, your code starts to get uglier and uglier. Refactoring the code leads you to
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by KevBurnsJr 18y ago
and here: RECURSION AND HUMAN THOUGHT: WHY THE PIRAHÃ DON'T HAVE NUMBERS http://edge.org/3rd_culture/everett07/everett07_index.html
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by KevBurnsJr 18y ago
After my first full-time job, I always make sure to read noncompete agreements very carefully before signing on with a company.
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Agree.
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Long Tail = Bubble ?
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The creation of artificial languages is about finding new ways to express patterns we humans have hallucinated from our man-made sea of 1s and 0s. Shortcuts for expression. Languages will continue to become more dynamic. It's really a