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by aneesh 19y ago
"colleges should ask for portfolios of sample, graded school work." There is some merit to this suggestion. It would make the counselor's job easier, the admissions officer's job easier, and the student's job much easier! But one concern
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by aneesh 19y ago
Listening to your customers' needs is a great thing. But you should take this advice with a grain of salt in the early stages. If you only have a few customers and focus too much on building something they want, you risk becoming a consul
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by aneesh 19y ago
They've gotten some publicity - remember the ad that was like {first 10 digit prime found in consecutive digits of e}.com? But for the most part they haven't really advertised in the traditional way. Instead, they've used the best form of
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by aneesh 19y ago
An interesting business model, and they've got a great team around it as well. Speaking as a college student myself, they definitely offer a good value proposition.
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Harvard's Opportunity to Lead in Entrepreneurship(xconomy.com)
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by aneesh 19y ago
Actually, RescueTime IS available for Linux (not directly from the RescueTime folks). Check out: https://launchpad.net/rescuetime-linux-uploader I'm running it and it works well.
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21st Century's Grand Engineering Challenges Unveiled(kurzweilai.net)
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by aneesh 19y ago
You didn't include C-x ( to define a macro? I live off keyboard macros in emacs.
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by aneesh 19y ago
Yeah, definitely a must-read. I'd just open up the book randomly and start reading wherever I was. The particularly memorable ones were Max Levchin, Sabeer Bhatia, Josh Schachter, and TripAdvisor .
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Electronic Health Records: Can Microsoft and Google Help?(govtech.com)
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Scanning Your Money to the Bank(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by aneesh 19y ago
Yeah seriously. The media are always saying we're not training enough scientists & engineers. The fact is, we're training too many!