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by bkrausz 19y ago
As an engineer with no design skills, that's the hardest part in getting together a team...I can't find a good designer. I may be able to pump out an amazing site, but if it looks like crap no one is going to use it. It sucks not being a j
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by bkrausz 19y ago
I can definitely see that, having only been in California for 3 months being an intern (i.e. having money in the bank for the first time in a while), it's hard not to spend when everyone here has cool gadgets and such (though on the scale o
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by bkrausz 19y ago
Interesting idea, I can see it portrayed as "you are providing us a service by targeting your ads, and therefore we want to make sure they are as targeted as possible." I don't think advertisers would like it, because it relies heavily on
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NerdLife: Consideration(nerdlife.net)
2 points by bkrausz 19y ago|0 comments
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by bkrausz 19y ago
I realize that this has little to do with startups, but I posted it for 2 reasons: 1) Where else could you find college students having to answer similar questions? 2) This would basically replace my "developing for the hell of it" time, wh
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How much is your time at college worth?
1 points by bkrausz 19y ago|1 comments
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NerdLife How to Fail Gracefully(nerdlife.net)
1 points by bkrausz 19y ago|0 comments
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by bkrausz 19y ago
http://nerdlife.net/2007/07/11/in-defense-of-nerds/ Haha, apparently neither could I. I'm done though. I think you're entitled to one more blog-based rebuttal if you'd like, but I don't want to burn out the topic :).
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Of Startups and Girlfriends(nerdlife.net)
8 points by bkrausz 19y ago|2 comments
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by bkrausz 19y ago
How strong must a business plan/startup be before you would consider delaying your undergraduate education by a semester (possibly indefinitely) for the sake of pursuing the opportunity? To narrow this down, assume you're a sophomore in a
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Would you delay your education for a startup?
2 points by bkrausz 19y ago|2 comments
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by bkrausz 19y ago
Ask the guys who run SuperHappyDevHouse (superhappydevhouse.org), they have a house with ~6 nerds (I'm sure it was a huge pain to get organized, and many of them are older which I'd imagine helps). If you have enough reliable friends a sma
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by bkrausz 19y ago
As a college student who has tried starting a business and still does consulting work on the side: yes, but don't rely on them. Allow me to relate my situation regarding working while in college: I have one particular client who relies on
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by bkrausz 19y ago
Haha...funny stuff. Humor aside, this does put things like MS Surface into perspective...it will be too expensive for most of us to afford, and it won't be quite as cool as advertised...
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Saving the Internet(harvardbusinessonline.hbsp.harvard.edu)
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by bkrausz 19y ago
I can see this filling the same niche as software to run ASP on Linix (well, at least the way I use the software): some consulting company that does mostly OSS wants to attract MS-based clients. The cheapest thing to do is to just run the
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by bkrausz 19y ago
I hope to see this idea take off, it's a great addition to current Web 2.0 technologies, but I highly doubt this will see the adoption rate necessary to make implementing it useful. It's the issue of "it needs to be implemented for people