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   by apitaru 16y ago

   True. By principle I'd rather see U.S. (SV) tech companies improve and thrive rather then die. In this particular case - the web was ugly before Flash and it'll be just as ugly after it. And as waxpraxi writes, some good did come out of it
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   by apitaru 16y ago

   "I want flash to die" Adobe and Macromedia were a startup once, just like many companies by HN members. I want Adobe and its technologies to improve, not die.
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   by apitaru 17y ago

   "you can’t work on luck directly. You can work on everything else and improve the chances of getting lucky." Well said, reminds me of a nice deconstruction of luck by Marc Andreessen: http://pmarchive.com/luck_and_the_entrepreneur
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   by apitaru 17y ago

   Thanks for posting this great article. I'm learning first hand that babying a startup while starting up a baby is an awesome challenge. Actually the two don't differ much in mindset - total dedication is the key. So I try to do one thing at
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   New York Entrepreneur Week Event(nyew.org)

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   by apitaru 17y ago

   I’ve experienced what the article describes first hand when my son was born two months ago. For whatever it’s worth, here are my 2c for other HN readers who are babying a startup while starting up a baby: Even after my sleeping patterns ret
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   by apitaru 17y ago

   It's inspiring to see entrepreneurs fill gaps that many governments leave behind when it comes to accessibility and the workplace. Thanks for the great post.