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by bitsweet 15y ago
Clickable: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dFZDekd...
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by bitsweet 15y ago
I can see two ways of finding partners: 1) Your existing social circle 2) Networking with like-minded strangers at meetups/community Regarding, 1, not everyone in a social circle can A) add unique value, B) be in a position to take on the r
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by bitsweet 15y ago
How many solo founders were accepted in summer 2011? Has the % accepted increased with the larger class size?
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by bitsweet 15y ago
I regret that I did not complete college and jumped early into programming nearly a decade ago. Financially, I'm as well off as my college grad counterparts but I feel like I'm always playing catchup in my general education (e.g. philosop
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by bitsweet 15y ago
I knew Mike Arrington was a dummy...didn’t think he was this big a dummy I usually discount any argument that begins with name calling
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by bitsweet 15y ago
I agree that for most companies, it should only make you a more attractive candidate. On the other hand I have found that learning new tech void of solving a real-world problem can only get you so far. My suggestion is to focus on a real pr
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by bitsweet 15y ago
What is missing in most pairing debates is the amount of pairing day to day being discussed. Periodic pairing can be a great team building exercise, way to mentor someone, and a great way to be exposed to different programming workflows &
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by bitsweet 15y ago
Studies have found reduction in defect rates of 15% to 50% Correlation does not equal causation...other practices that usually accompany teams that pair include continuous integration and a strong focus on automated testing.
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by bitsweet 15y ago
You can buy the MSA + SOW that hashrocket uses with its clients http://blog.obiefernandez.com/content/2008/09/master-service...
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by bitsweet 15y ago
As far as I know there isn’t a single example of an incubated company going public. My understanding is that incubators are relatively new. It is not really reasonable to say the lack of IPOs indicate if incubators are successful or not..