anthonycerra

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by anthonycerra 16y ago
Gary, You blew off a phone call we were supposed to have in 2009. Matt and I had it all set up, but you never followed through. I'm not mad about it, but I never forgot.
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Video: How to make work-life balance work by Nigel Marsh(ted.com)
2 points by anthonycerra 16y ago|0 comments
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My favorite feature is that it's around $60 dollars cheaper than Textmate.
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
99 problems but a pitch ain't one. pitch, please
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Cool name and really nice design. Can you elaborate on what frameworks you used and how long it took to make?
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
"..in the past 12 months, Gates has sold off a whopping 90 million shares—reducing his holdings of Microsoft common stock by 13%." Since when is 13% a whopping number? Cut that out of a pie chart and you barely have a Pacman.
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
I gave a talk at Ignite Chicago about this. Though I have a 401k, I don't pay much attention to it. I keep it on autopilot, as most people do. The difference is I'm not relying on that for retirement. To do so is foolish I think. I put most
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
Working in a library is second to none, but the advantage Starbucks has over the library is the late closing. University library hours are one thing, but regular ol' public libraries close too early.
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
Definitely one of the kindest people in this space - welcome back Andrew!
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Andrew Warner is out of the hospital(mixergy.com)
103 points by anthonycerra 16y ago|14 comments
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Best. Parents. Ever.
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
I agree with you. I think he should have elaborated on those points.
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
This article is too long for what it delivers. Most of it is a derivative of what all the talking heads say: "Ideas are meaningless. Execution is everything". The value of this article can be boiled down to the following sentence. If you're
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
There is no graduation, just start!
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
The product demo for Compass is one of the best I've ever seen. I'll have to give it a whirl. "Compass and SASS won't make you a better CSS ninja if you're still hitting yourself in the face with your curly bracket nunchucks" Awesome.
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
There was more to the negative comment. The very next sentence was this: If it’s not native on iOS, it’s not worth using. There was nothing constructive about his comment. I also don't think customer service should be synonymous with ass
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
If this article is accurate, this is the problem with "integrated" systems. I love my iPhone and iPad, but if this continues I'll be switching to Android. This is also a taste of problems to come if the rumors of iPhone 5 NFC payments are t
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
I don't think he was ever really an "online video skeptic". Mark wrote an article called "The future of tv is tv" where he challenged the delivery of online video, not the existence of it. The masses don't want to hook up a Google/Apple T
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
Completely agree. In addition to saving on development costs by eliminating the need for specialized platform devs you also remove the app store Gods from the equation. There's really only 2 reasons to have a native app: 1) to take advantag
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
My favorite thing about this is Jason Fried's response to a troll in the comments. Troll - "Disappointment" Jason - "Good morning to you as well." I've been studying his responses to customer feedback, both positive and negative, for a whil
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
An MBA is garlic to my entrepreneurial vampire. That being said, there are two different responses I would give to someone considering getting an MBA. If you're looking to climb the ladder in an old school company an MBA is par for the cour
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
Oh ok, gotcha. Growth capital. Sorry if it seemed like I was trolling - just genuinely curious.
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
My question is why did you accept money that you have no use for at the moment?
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
Now I think you're going too far. The point above says that you can use capitalism to benefit the world around you. Instead of spending $3 million on a car, you can spend $3 million on businesses in a 3rd world country. In the end everyone
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
I've also been noticing that all my Facebook alerts get sent to spam in Gmail as well. I guess Google is telling me what I know in my gut to be true.
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
I started Joystickers with 2 other founders and we had to part ways with one. It was messy, but we're all still friends. I bought an investment property with a different friend and our friendship has definitely suffered. We don't hang out f
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
Be confident. There are plenty of people ready to tell you why you're wrong/crazy/stupid/naive and that will eat away at your confidence. At the end of the day you have to make your own decisions. Don't give up because someone else doesn't
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
You've grown accustom to putting a nozzle into a fuel tank to replenish your car's energy store. That works best for internal combustion engines, but it's completely arbitrary to force electric cars to fit into that model. Battery swapping
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
First, I should be clear in saying that it bothers me when people brush off electric cars completely with that one argument. My questions for you: Why is it "impossible" to develop a new infrastructure? Can you provide any data to support t
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by anthonycerra 16y ago
That's great!

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