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by Shooter 19y ago
Um...citations? I'm curious if you got these ideas from a certain organization that was started by a long-dead dentist? Your use of the phrase "assumed correlates like cholesterol" made me wonder. I guess you discount the Framingham stu
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by Shooter 19y ago
One of my first successful start-ups was software that helps make sense of the 35,000+ medical studies that are published each year. (The software helps find design flaws, does cohort analysis, helps summarize results, etc.) During that
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by Shooter 19y ago
I'm also 32.
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by Shooter 19y ago
I downloaded Textmate once after hearing great things about it, but I never got around to trying it out. I know there are bundles available for Lisp and Python, but can anyone comment on how good they are relative to Emacs/SLIME and IPython
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by Shooter 19y ago
>Clearly you are much better at thinking of names than most people. I wasn't trying to brag...I think naming and marketing are skills that can be cultivated, just like learning to be a better public speaker or learning to write well. Y
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by Shooter 19y ago
I'll grant that they're unrelated skills, but I still think that it is a skill that can be developed and a skill that is worth investing in. It may not be a smart time investment for a hacker to cultivate that skill themselves, but it is p
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by Shooter 19y ago
I'm so incredibly sick of these "Teletubby" company names. Granted, I'm a cynical thirtysomething so maybe I just don't get it. Maybe Ooma, Lala, Tinker, and Bebo ARE great company names. I don't think so, though. I was rolling my eyes d
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by Shooter 19y ago
I live in Oak Park and have an office downtown. I'm working mostly on web apps and some business/finance services ideas (with software seasoning, of course.) I'm also an entrepreneur-in-residence for a small alternative asset fund that occa
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by Shooter 19y ago
I'm also in Chicago.