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by andersthue 11y ago
I worked as a student supporter in IBM Denmark, doing support on OS/2 and working with it every day (I still drink my coffee from a OS/2 cup :) I also ran the Danish OS/2 BBS and since it haf one of the largest collection of
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by andersthue 11y ago
Keep it!
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Galactic-Scale Energy (2011)(physics.ucsd.edu)
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by andersthue 11y ago
I burned out pretty good 6 years ago, I was able to work around two to three hours a day, it took me two years to get to six hours days and I have tried to keep it at that ever since. I told my complete founder story on the rogue podcast re
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by andersthue 11y ago
There outh to two sets of license agreements with all software, the legalese one and one like this - then I might actually read it. I'll add one like this to my software now!
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The ZenFounder Podcast. Co-Founders: What Not to Do(zenfounder.com)
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Cowspiracy: the film that environmental organizations don't want you to see(cowspiracy.com)
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by andersthue 11y ago
Do you use a special methodology (agile/scrum/timeblock) and need something to fit that or are you running your project ad-hoc? If it's a case of the latter then I would advise to look into adopting a methodology and a system
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by andersthue 11y ago
The thing about flat structures and group dynamics is that if nobody is appointed to be team lead, then an informal leader will be chosen. This is a well researched fact. The flat structure without a leader normally leads to a official goal
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Purpose, autonomy and mastery(timeblock.com)
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by andersthue 11y ago
I have invented a new agile method that makes it really easy for leaders to give makers a purpose, autonomy and mastery. The method is called TimeBlock and beside teaching users the method after selling it to companies (paid onboarding) I a
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by andersthue 11y ago
Is this your first side project? If it is I believe it is ok to do something that do not have a huge potential, because then it is easier to fuck up and fail without it having a great mental cost. Then you can take all you have learned and
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by andersthue 11y ago
It is kinda funny you ask this question the same day I read this article http://zenhabits.net/suck/ on how to learn while sucking at what you are trying to learn :) It resonated with me because I have had a hard time l
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by andersthue 11y ago
Reminds me of how you could crash a fido node by sending them some big empty files, so when they got automatically unzipped the filled of the harddrive :)
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by andersthue 11y ago
I am not sure they are meant to make sense in the normal way but in a larger than life way. If anything in the latest wbw post is true, it is all done to fund saving humanity! http://waitbutwhy.com/2015/08/how-and-
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by andersthue 11y ago
Referal is the key to my B2B success, I have closed a top 5 insurance company, a top 3 grocery wholesale company and a 5k+ engineering company all by referals from friends and people I am doing business with. I learned everything about refe
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by andersthue 11y ago
I have not only used timeblocks with great success in my consulting business where I forced every employee to split every day into two blocks, one before lunch and one after lunch. The employees also has to map out EVERY project and task in
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by andersthue 11y ago
We actually build excatly what you describe but failed to get any traction for it - I guess most people talks about sorting their image but few actually takes the time to do it! The windows app is here: http://tsr-soft.com/p
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by andersthue 11y ago
best forum I know of : https://www.webmasterworld.com Best SEO person I know : https://www.softwarepromotions.com And then there is a ton of free e-books out there, but the best way is to build a site and try to get
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by andersthue 11y ago
I am too building a SaaS app in europe and are looking at getting us customers, here in europe we charge by invoice but in the us we will use either stripe or cleverbridge as payment provider. Edit: The nice about cleverbridge is that they
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by andersthue 11y ago
Sorry for the shameless self promotion below! I have been running a consultancy for 15+ years without much success, then this january I changed some elements on how we worked and wrote a manifesto about what is most important for our compan
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by andersthue 11y ago
I have a few employees, one is a rockstar programmer (programming an OS in his spare time) and the others are not. But this rockstar cannot talk to customers so one of the other devs dows that, and he is a rockstar in that field. Another de
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Ask HN: What software (if any?) should I use for a closed B2B discussion forum
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by andersthue 11y ago
Yes I am, as any proper dev I am building my own ;) The interesting part is that instead of building a project management tool I (unintended and accidental) invented a new way of working and doing projects (now it is called TimeBlock) I tol
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by andersthue 11y ago
They build scar tissue, not broken bones!
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by andersthue 11y ago
You will do permanent damage to your brain if you choose the stress/burn down way! Besides all the research pointing to that fact, I myself has burned myself into smitherines from stress and a toxic working enviroment. It took me two (
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by andersthue 11y ago
Shortly after I started my first consulting business back in 1998 one of our customers wanted us to upgrade their compaq server from one disk to a raid. We started Friday after normal working hour by checking that the backup worked (it did)
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The True Cost – A Documentary Film(truecostmovie.com)
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by andersthue 11y ago
I still get a couple of thousand every month from my TSR projects, mainly http://www.watermark-image.com but some of the other TSR products are getting some traction. The TSR LAN messenger has been getting some traction because
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by andersthue 11y ago
I was in a bad working relationship for way too many years, the one thing that helped me turn my life around was Taoist Tai Chi http://taoist.org I told my founder story on the Rouge Startup podcast recently http://ww

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