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Katterman’s pharmacy in Seattle takes advantage of latest technology(washington.bizjournals.com)
1 points by ctd 16y ago|0 comments
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by ctd 16y ago
Help a brutha out? :) Depressing that I couldn't even get an upvote. I thought for sure that I could get an answer on HN. I suck.
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Ask HN: Should I build my product or my portfolio?
9 points by ctd 16y ago|2 comments
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by ctd 16y ago
But sometimes it's easier and faster to build something cool than to try to build a useful business product. I'm facing that dilemma now. Should I focus on the product I want to build and possibly fail months later with nothing to show for
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by ctd 16y ago
Unfortunate, but true. I don't understand why people use services like that so willingly, because companies have to make their money somewhere. For some I guess the amount of personal data provided isn't a big deal.
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by ctd 16y ago
Yes, based on these articles it is and always will be the next tech Mecca. ;)
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by ctd 16y ago
"The nearly 5-year-old war, once billed as virtually paying for itself through increased Iraqi oil exports, has cost the U.S. Treasury $845 billion directly." [Much more now, I suppose.] http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2921527420080302
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by ctd 16y ago
Political views aside, I agree that they'd benefit from a different name. Choose something more accessible, something like "Facebook" but not a derivative.
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by ctd 16y ago
Heh, just happened to me, too. Have to remember we're in a technical context here. :)
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by ctd 16y ago
Jobhop yes, but please be careful--you might just hop yourself right out of the market. My resume resembles Swiss cheese. I have a whole bunch of short-term jobs, and holes where I've taken off a year or more to pursue my own ideas (I'm "fr
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by ctd 16y ago
My only concern about this would be selling lifetime subscriptions for an embryonic service. What if it fails? This may be built into the terms, but it could also sour customers on your future offerings (or hurt your personal brand). Otherw
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by ctd 16y ago
Did you see the Metal Detector app? I don't know if it's useful, but it's a cool idea.
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by ctd 16y ago
"Farmscape pulled in about $54,000 for the first four months of this year--$22,000 more than last year"