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by ct 17y ago
i like it -- pretty impressed as I'm learning Silverlight atm and is inspirational to keep on doing some more coding in it.
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by ct 17y ago
The converse is should 'small boned' people pay less to fly?
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by ct 17y ago
I read DHH awhile ago and he mentioned only working 2 hrs a day (and not even everyday on your side project). I think most people even if they're octomom if they plan and schedule well enough could probably find 2 hrs a day (early in the m
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by ct 17y ago
That last comment on his blog about the guy whose wife is about to leave him is sad. One of the main reasons it's important to have a supporting partner in life.
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by ct 17y ago
Looks like all of the other crap search engines by Yahoo, MSN, etc. Why anyone would want to copy those other crap search engine layouts is beyond me. Too much clutter. KISS. (Keep it simple...)
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by ct 17y ago
Ideas are a dime a dozen. The details and implementation are key to making it a success. If you're bringing more than just an idea like funding, connections, and have committed sales contracts already in hand then you'd be worth more than
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by ct 17y ago
True. Each side has their own set of advantages/disadvantages. And so you'd have to adapt and take that into consideration in addition to bid/ask spread. It's not impossible (nothing is impossible), and you'd only get killed by brokerage
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by ct 17y ago
Being a "small fish" is actually an advantage since you have less capital you need to put to work and thus can more easily get fills and catch the bigger waves generated by the bigger fish institutions like mutual and hedge funds. The insti