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11y ago
Hindsight. Could have become VP or stayed with apple and gotten hit by a bus the next year. So many paths that could have played out as a lowly "programmer" and this person is just looking at his/her sister as if it's as
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11y ago
Thanks! Will check this out. I love all of Beat Takeshi's movies.
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11y ago
100% haha
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11y ago
Tokyo Vice by Jake Adelstein is a good read for those interested in this scene.
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11y ago
Ran a team of three people that grew to six. It's easier when smaller. Even just with a couple more people, the team of six created communication issues. In the end running the team created as much work as having more people to do the
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11y ago
^^^ this
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Have seen numerous shipping container housing projects over the years and none of them really took off. To make containers truly livable long term (combining multiple containers, decent finishes, buildout etc) it seems to cross a price thre
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11y ago
Or if you know a good resource. Much appreciated!
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Theacademynewyork ig account hacked – someone help?
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Seems superfluous. The instagram upload of the cookies was a̶n̶ ̶e̶y̶e̶ ̶r̶o̶l̶l̶e̶r̶ well placed,
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11y ago
^^^ It's more the mentality to keep right
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The moment you have your idea, ten other people had the exact same idea at the same time and it's s race from there.
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11y ago
That's awesome
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11y ago
Really hard to start something you have to educate people about in the first place, before selling them. Case in point: it was not quite clear to me what they wanted to do (for a layman like myself in this space) after reading the post-mort
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12y ago
An example of this I was recently explained: There's a leg connecting Tokyo and Mexico City. The Tokyo flight goes direct to Mexico City however the Mexico City flight stops in Hermasillo on the way to Tokyo. Due to the higher altitude
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12y ago
When's part 2 slated for? That was annoying to just get into the meat of the story and then...
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12y ago
Cool and I would like to try it. But doubt I would sit down at a coffee shop and put my bionic hands on in front of everyone. I would have to be better than typing on a keyboard. Video was weak. Right when they show the product it cuts out.
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12y ago
Your member would probably get just as tired as your arm holding it up to type out a url :p
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12y ago
Neat idea but this looks like it will suffer the same annoyances as the leap. It works great when you make very specific controlled movements, but that ends up taking away from what touch-less is supposed to promise in my mind. I just want
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13y ago
If you're making slightly better versions of games that are already popular, it's got to be hard to beat their inertia. You know you can make games, I would work on coming up with something more original/different than what y
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13y ago
This is great. Simple and seamless. Got online with a couple of guys at the office right away to test it and worked pretty flawlessly. Couple lags here and there but no biggie (likely network on our side). Didn't get to test desktop sh
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Ask HN: How did you solve the chicken or the egg of advertising?
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I learned this one the hard way. Started as two founders, one techincal, one biz dev (I'm the biz dev). We brought on a third (largely my doing), as more of the operations / finance side. Didn't set roles, and my biggest gaff
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A mistake I made early on was trying to provide a product as cheap as possible. Constantly worried that no one would pay what we asked for. Basically being afraid to ask for the value it was really worth. I think there was a comma/peri
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This reminds me of a lesson I learned working in sales for a big fortune 500 company. You were given a quota to hit each week. One week I closed a big account and hit my quota for the week by Monday. When it came time to review your weekly
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13y ago
Extremely inspiring while in the weeds of my own "10 year (hopefully) overnight success". I also really like the presentation format. Thanks for sharing.
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I guess the story doesn't "need to be told"
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13y ago
Literally read this post and clicked to see what other posts were in his/her blog and it's no longer up.
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14y ago
Ding! next
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Some of the things I can relate to: Definitely identify with gaining weight. It's brutal how quickly you can fall out of shape. After playing basketball 6 times a week since college I barely get out once every three months. I'm 30 now and f
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