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Are You the Next Steve Jobs? A New Reality TV Show Might Be Looking for You(msnbc.msn.com)
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Thoughts On College(jonrcooper.com)
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by bjansn 14y ago
Since you can google from your addressbar in the browser I see normal users only use Google. Instead of typing www.example.com they type 'example website' and then reach it through Google (or Bing depending on their browser). I think it's s
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by bjansn 14y ago
You just described how we are building our company. Keep it up! :)
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The world’s biggest problem is not enough people working on the biggest problems(innovationdisrupt.com)
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by bjansn 14y ago
'Don't do side projects'? I'm not sure I fully agree with this. Side projects have a very big internal value for companies and people. It shapes the skills of the team and can be fun (and sometimes happen to become a business!). Side projec
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by bjansn 14y ago
I'm a premium user for more than a year and I love it! It is indeed cheap, but making it more expensive won't get them the same number of paying people paying some amount of money. So from that I'd say that they aim to get more people to pa
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Why Bootstrapping Is Better than an Accelerator Program(unicornfree.com)
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Weekly Standard: Our 19th Century Curriculum(andykessler.com)
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by bjansn 14y ago
But I envision in a few years we will talk more explicitly about 'coders' and 'programmers'. It's just a very different ballgame.
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by bjansn 14y ago
Yes! But make enough money so you don't have to worry leaving the lifestyle you'd want.
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by bjansn 14y ago
I've seen all kind of different programmers. The ones that are not in it for the money and the ones that hate their job but won't switch because it has a good pay. It reminded me of this animated movie about 'what motivates us' http://www.
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by bjansn 14y ago
So when you want to create an interface that provides a good experience, the less you involve the user the better. The best example to my opinion was given with the Nest stat. It watches you, it learns about you and based upon it's learning
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by bjansn 14y ago
A startup without any clue on how to make money is an expensive hobby. Color burning it's current capital without any idea on what they're doing as well. The whole first two versions of their product could have been tested in spare time, an
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by bjansn 14y ago
We reviewed our products as seperate startups. And when we used to pitch them like that, it was fine. People heared us in saying, we're trying to set up multiple businesses. Now people don't know what we mean by startup. It's semantics, yea
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by bjansn 14y ago
I agree, a startup is like a subset of the term business. However the term is used in so many different ways, it's losing the whole idea that you should be gearing up to become a business.
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by bjansn 14y ago
Completely relying on Twitter too of course!
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by bjansn 14y ago
Tried to find it. I might be confusing it with the other comic about pivoting on Lean Startup. Will post it when I find it.
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by bjansn 14y ago
A business is pretty clear in what it is, right? You create value for other people and make money with it. In order to make a profit more money needs to come in than leaves again. Sure there are exceptions, but this should be the basic defi
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by bjansn 14y ago
Startup is the new hipster. I recall a comic image about that. Lets see if I can find it.
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Most startups are expensive hobbies(blog.firmhouse.com)
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How I fix my founder anxiety for failure on a monday morning(blog.firmhouse.com)
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A short primer on Experiment Design for Lean Startups(blog.firmhouse.com)
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Look at Steve Ballmer sucking on making assumptions too(blog.firmhouse.com)
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Progress nReduce week 3: creating a landingpage for Legalweave(blog.firmhouse.com)
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Watch us work: Video: 45 minutes of WordPress and iPad theme programming(blog.firmhouse.com)
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How I set up a simple product experiment for Legalweave (MVP)(blog.firmhouse.com)
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WordPress iPad theme Preview: Desktop and iPad view(blog.firmhouse.com)
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Releasing teh codez (or: how to get into making open source contributions)(blog.firmhouse.com)
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The basic problem exploration interview format you can use anywhere and anytime(blog.firmhouse.com)
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