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by cateye 14y ago
How does this story relate to this? Lev Leviev - Cracked De Beers: http://www.forbes.com/global/2003/0915/046.html
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by cateye 14y ago
Failing fast is in my opinion also not a formula for success.
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Ask the right questions. Create hypotheses. Create experiments to test your assumptions. Measure, measure, measure. This is what everyone always, consciously or unconsciously is trying. Taking a more scientific approach doesn't necessaril
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Without matching input devices like gamepads the added value is limited. One of the best things of console gaming is the normalized gaming experience.
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tl;dr: You have to give your self the chance to try things.
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by cateye 14y ago
Doesn't the article really miss medical evidence like the influence of lead on the brains, neurons, MRI scans and experiments with animals and stuff?
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Agile project organization(yusufarslan.net)
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Show HN: Funny startup gif(startupgif.com)
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by cateye 14y ago
Trying to sell his books. I don't see any added value in his list.
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The root cause of all the symptoms that you are describing is that your client hasn't got the proper knowledge, experience and mentality to (co-)develop something innovative. How exactly is "a process" going to change that so rapidly? (I ha
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by cateye 14y ago
It is great how everyone describes their "process". In the end, it doesn't mean a lot because it will all depend on the mentality and knowledge of the people working in that process. At the point where people are using "the process" and not
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by cateye 14y ago
These days everyone is a funding expert for start-ups. Trying to earn money on clueless founders is I think getting a real big market. Providing services and training to these founders is apparently easy and without any risk. Is Steve Blank
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by cateye 14y ago
I can sleep really long, if I don't limit it. I can't sleep every day at 17:00 o'clock :)
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Video Hosting and Video Services(yusufarslan.net)
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by cateye 14y ago
I can't find the "Traffic Sources". I would like to see where the visitors are coming from. I saw coincidental this today: http://analytiksapp.com/
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by cateye 14y ago
The Youtube flash video player is displayed on top of the create event form. (On my MBP screen). Looks like they haven't tested it with smaller screens.
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This is off course a legitimate question. I tried to really summarize it by saying: "loosing one level will cause the collapse of the others". The browser is for the end user an important base because that is where they get directed to surf
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This is certainly not a inexhaustible list. Just some important areas. Media sales, advertising income, hardware design, integration with 3rd parties etc. are also major components.
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The battle of the giants is really beginning: Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google and Amazon will be trying to define the future of the internet and they will have to attack each others core businesses to grow further. On several levels of t
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by cateye 14y ago
I am not sayin that is just a directory manager. Just starting the discussion to give "cloud" a more substantive meaning. If "extendable" is the criteria, then any directory manager is a cloud because you can easily write a plugin and exten
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by cateye 14y ago
What makes something a "cloud" and not a "directory manager"? Why is for example http://code.google.com/p/relay/ not a cloud solution? Is it only a marketing term or does functionality like being able to syncing from multiple devices make
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by cateye 14y ago
The founder is not technical at all. He knows his business well but can't see the difference between HTML and JavaScript. I'm the one who has to look at the code. What I see can't be saved. It is a total mess. The team is clueless but at th
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Ask HN: What would you do with this outsourcing situation?
1 points by cateye 14y ago|3 comments
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A product needs the right balance between visual appeal and technical elegance. There is no single recipe to get that. It can be achieved in several ways. These articles are written in a situation where the balance is not right and dependin
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by cateye 14y ago
The important question that needs to be distinguished is: How much R&D is involved in your project? It doesn't matter if it is a software project or a physical project. If the percentage of unknown terrain is high, the project will beco
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by cateye 15y ago
I don't want to sound like an asshole but: 1. The homepage really doesn't prove the attention to detail thing. It can be improved a lot. By the time someone wrote this blog post, he could have fixed that. (I really liked reading the post, d
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by cateye 15y ago
Seems to me a perfect example of "Parkinson's Law of Triviality" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinsons_Law_of_Triviality I'm not saying that details aren't important. But I think there are more important problems for them to figure out
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by cateye 15y ago
Threatening with "there's a risk that we'll piss all over your fireworks" falsifies "Not being a dick over being a rockstar". I really liked the manifesto items, but after that the whole thing gets a passive aggressive tone. That is unfortu
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The real problem is the impossibility to define the requirements in a way that they can't be misinterpreted. We (as a industry) tried it with UML and we found out that it is more work than actually writing the code and it was still useless
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3 common misconceptions about web development projects(yusufarslan.net)
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