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NewWorldOrder
19y ago
Waiting for a "GOOD" hacker co-founder may have you waiting forever. If your ideas are good, somebody else is already working on it. So every day you wait, you're losing time. As long as your idea isn't very complicated to implement, and
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Google Founder's $1 salaries, $13B in stock
(money.cnn.com)
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How Do You Listen to Your Users?
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NewWorldOrder
19y ago
I'd say don't even worry about Google, because, frankly, Google could build a spaceship if it wanted to...who could stop it? Any company that can tell the U.S. government "no" has some power...so focus on what you can effect...your cutting
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NewWorldOrder
19y ago
it's good to know that some of the somewhat/to outright discourteous comment threads aren't the norm...
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NewWorldOrder
19y ago
please see my response below. hopefully you'll find my grasp of probability not so bad.
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NewWorldOrder
19y ago
your absolute chance of becoming a millionaire isn't 2/3. 2/3 millionaires are entrepreneurs. The entrepreneurial route to millions is at least double that of the non-entrepreneurial route (assuming there are no more entrepreneurs than th
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Why Becoming an Entrepreneur is a "No-Brainer"
(how2livelife.blogspot.com)
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NewWorldOrder
19y ago
I think Sequoia Capital has some decent guidelines for what to look for: http://sequoiacap.com/ideas/ However, if you were to ask Marc Andreessen the only thing that matters is the market: http://blog.pmarca.com/2007/06/the-pmarca-gu-
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NewWorldOrder
19y ago
To me, initially it was unclear when somebody would want to use this. After some thought I figured that something like this could be cool for a tech document or white paper you're reading online with a lot of unfamiliar or esoterically tec
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NewWorldOrder
19y ago
This sounds terrible. 1) why couldn't you advance? 2) wasn't the company being deprived of your talents since you were only doing a cubicle job? 3) what would you have preferred to be doing?
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19y ago
:the_dip => 'by Seth Godin', :essays => 'by Paul Graham', :art_of_the_start => 'by Guy Kawasaki', :the_innovators_solution => 'by Clayton Christensen & Michael Raynor', :rich_dad_poor_dad => 'by Robert Kiyosaki', :se