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by barce 14y ago
This proves the quote from "Gladiator," that what we do echoes through eternity.
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by barce 14y ago
I think Facebook benefited lots from what could be called "Net Neutrality" in 2003.
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by barce 14y ago
In Technorati's defense, it's what allowed lots of savvy people to target the top 100 blogs and enjoy the network effect from doing that. A good example is Tim Ferriss' book, The 4 Hour Work Week. It was useful for figuring out which blogs
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by barce 14y ago
I can understand missing coding, too, but your team will be able to sense that in the same way children can sense the stress of their parents. As a manager, it's important to get over that so you can take yourself and your team to the next
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by barce 14y ago
I stopped reading after this, "A while back it was PHP in favour of static HTML." Actually it was PHP in favor of either Perl or C used in CGI, or VB in ASP.
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by barce 14y ago
Yes, I think it would be great if Twitter would let us know which major apps use Twitter cards and which don't.
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Alternatives to Showing Photos on Twitter(codebelay.com)
8 points by barce 14y ago|3 comments
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by barce 14y ago
It makes me wonder what the 5 whys are. :)
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by barce 14y ago
What if one's humor goes off wrong, which is often the case in these situations?
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by barce 14y ago
tl;dr Work on what you think is cool. Are you all applying for YCombinator? There's so much effusive praise for Paul. ;) He mentions 3 basic factors: the founders want it, they can build it, and it goes un-noticed. "Microsoft, Apple, Yahoo,
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by barce 14y ago
I did this before when I went back to school to focus on CS classes. I already had a degree, but made it clear to my employer that these CS classes would benefit him later on. Irony is that the classes weren't applicable but the friendships
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by barce 14y ago
If I wasn't being four hour work-week'd, then github's model for remote management is great: http://opensoul.org/blog/archives/2012/06/05/whats-it-like-t... . My advice is for a team from an old school ad agency where folks aren't really
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by barce 14y ago
I had a remote team because it was a cost saving measure. The management said they needed to lose the office. It turned out it was really just political, and by getting me team out of the office, I could no longer influence / further my car
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by barce 14y ago
This is such a great idea! If I were Meetup, I would be scared.
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The 10 Commandments for Remote Team Management(codebelay.com)
3 points by barce 14y ago|4 comments
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What startups can learn from Motown(madhatted.com)
22 points by barce 14y ago|1 comments
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by barce 14y ago
This piece reads so much like the Salon.com piece in 2004: http://www.salon.com/2004/03/09/deep_web/
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by barce 14y ago
Lots of things going on. Usually, if it's a small startup not enough time was spent thinking about the idea. In large companies, it's usually the result of an entrenched position where many benefit from that position and feel threatened if
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by barce 14y ago
This reminds me of the riddle Varys poses Tyrion in "Game of Thrones": Three great men sit in a room, a king, a priest and the rich man. Between them stands a common sellsword. Each great man bids the sellsword kill the other two. Who lives
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by barce 14y ago
This logic applies to every year, since a round could close in 2006 and have been announced in 2007. Regardless of the lag, the trend is clear. It is a downward one.
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by barce 14y ago
Using the PWC or Venture One data which are comprehensive would be the way to go. That's my plan once I get access.
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End of the Bubble or Just a Correction?(codebelay.com)
30 points by barce 14y ago|18 comments
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Android powers new Nikon camera(bhphotovideo.com)
1 points by barce 14y ago|0 comments
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by barce 14y ago
I thoroughly enjoyed the realism in this piece. It is refreshing. "But it will take the courage to confront reality..." Yes!
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by barce 14y ago
Since we're using movie analogies, let's say that app.net has decided not to "end the party early" because there is no party to begin with. (That quote is from "The Social Network.") App.net has a very similar business model to the first on
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What Would Really Get Me To Join Your Startup(codebelay.com)
2 points by barce 14y ago|0 comments
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What the Next Rails Will Look Like(codebelay.com)
2 points by barce 14y ago|0 comments
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The Worst Excuse For Not Iterating Quickly(codebelay.com)
1 points by barce 14y ago|0 comments
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by barce 14y ago
I thought this quote was interesting: "With a high degree of certainty, we know who you would be friends with." I guess if I solved one Knuth's hard problems in one of this books and then sent a friend request telling him I solved it, it wo
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Show HN: How to write portable Node.js code(gist.github.com)
3 points by barce 14y ago|0 comments

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