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by PaybackTony 13y ago
Thank you for the advice. I tend to end up with apps that have the opposite problem (though I also tend to only work on complicated apps) in that I have more customer than I have app to support them. This is really meant to help me get to a
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Weekly Warrior – Journey to launch one product a week(popflame.com)
2 points by PaybackTony 13y ago|2 comments
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by PaybackTony 13y ago
Absolutely. It has already been a great story to tell them, just trying to keep making it better. And I agree, .7 seconds would be a feat by itself. Right now my best hope is to work on my flexibility and work hard at those drills. My flexi
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by PaybackTony 13y ago
I definitely picked the term geek on purpose. The term sometimes comes with a stigma outside our own little tech bubble. The stigma seems to put limitations on the perception of what we can do and what we're capable of. To some degree,
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by PaybackTony 13y ago
For reference on how this is tech related, read the first post.
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Geek To Pro: The Inspiration(medium.com)
12 points by PaybackTony 13y ago|5 comments
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by PaybackTony 13y ago
You're support is appreciated.
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From Geek to Pro: A continuing blog about a web dev training for the NFL(medium.com)
2 points by PaybackTony 13y ago|2 comments
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by PaybackTony 13y ago
Generally speaking, I've tried to stay away from messing with products or services that require a lot of marketing, and go with ones that tend to market themselves. General ideas (such as classifieds) have big potential, but require th
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by PaybackTony 13y ago
The biggest problem here is that on average (as in, the vast majority of start-ups that never get mentioned anywhere outside their niche) a majority of successful start-ups don't generate any buzz or otherwise measurable data because they a