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by dlevine 12y ago
I cover this in my blog post. Web application are run-anywhere, but lack the performance and low-level integration of native applications.
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by dlevine 12y ago
From what I can tell, Apple doesn't usually announce when they get rid of something. It just kind of fades out gradually and disappears one day (remember Sherlock?). Apple hasn't talked about the dashboard in quite a while. It app
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Apple’s “Handoff” Technology Shows Us the Future of Run-Anywhere Applications(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
40 points by dlevine 12y ago|27 comments
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by dlevine 12y ago
Yep. Me too. It's funny how common this story is...
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by dlevine 12y ago
My experience sounds fairly similar to this. I've been doing a bit of business development (mostly going to Meetups/events relevant to the kind of work I'm interested in), but I find that most of the work ends up finding me t
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by dlevine 12y ago
I haven't used soap or shampoo in years. I occasionally mention it to people, and after their disbelief subsides, they always admit that they wouldn't have ever known it by smelling me. At the time I stopped using soap, I was havi
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by dlevine 12y ago
The problem I've found is that it's hard to bill more than 20-30 hours in a week. A lot of time is spent doing things that aren't billable (meeting with potential clients, going to networking events, etc...), and of the time
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by dlevine 12y ago
I have a Unicomp Spacesaver that predates the Mac Version. It was my main keyboard for a while, but I've since switched to a Leopold Tenkeyless with Cherry MX Browns (and blank keycaps). While the Unicomp is nice (built like a tank and
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by dlevine 12y ago
I use SizeUp for Mac. It lets you resize windows and move them between monitors/spaces
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by dlevine 12y ago
An entrepreneur worked hard, did a good job at building a product that users like, and raised a bunch of money. So, rather than hating on him, let's congratulate Sam for what he's accomplished so far and wish him luck with his amb
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by dlevine 12y ago
I think the relevant statistic here is obscured with faulty logic. The important thing is that, of people who subscribe to Hulu or Netflix, almost 50% more are cord cutters than 3 years ago. If you make an assumption that this number will c
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by dlevine 12y ago
Congrats! My last startup shared office space with Joe and Aaron's last company, and they are great guys and excellent developers. Etsy is lucky to have them and the rest of the team!
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by dlevine 12y ago
Square's primary problem is not the lack of an API. Square's problem is that the margin on processing physical credit cards is razor thin, especially if you are just using other people's networks. My thought has been that Squ
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by dlevine 13y ago
I don't particularly enjoy using TurboTax, but hey, who enjoys doing their taxes. However, after using it for 10 years, I'm pretty used to it. When I have a question about how to do something, I can just look a a previous year&#x2
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by dlevine 13y ago
I have a working v1.0 Intellimouse Explorer that I still use. I bought it my freshman year of college (1999), and it's by far the oldest piece of electronics on my desk. Replaced the cord once (took apart a microsoft gamepad that had t
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by dlevine 13y ago
I was an intern at MS in 2001, and this weekend when I was going through my box of old memorabilia, I found a badge identical to the "current" badge. Probably time for a redesign...
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How to Protect Your Startup Against the Things You Can't Predict(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
1 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments
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Learning How To Avoid Mistakes(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
1 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments
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Why I Shouldn't Feel Sorry For Myself(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
1 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments
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Why 4K On The Desktop is a Big Deal(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
2 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments
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How I Make Difficult Decisions(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
1 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments
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by dlevine 13y ago
They were acquired by Salesforce: http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/01/the-team-from-yc-backed-sty...
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Don't Fight Your War on Two Fronts(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
2 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments
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Jumping Off The Train(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
1 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments
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The Story of My First Startup Failure(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
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by dlevine 13y ago
You didn't mention the difference between nonqualified (NQSO) and incentive (ISO) stock options. The difference is key.
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by dlevine 13y ago
To be fair, the 5250 is perfectly adequate in last year's Chromebook, and since this model has the same sized screen, it should be totally sufficient. It has pretty good battery life, and charges quite quickly. Unless the 5420 has bett
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Fuck It. Ship It.(medium.com)
5 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments
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The Power of Attention(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
3 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments
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The Value of Downtime(blog.thirdyearmba.com)
5 points by dlevine 13y ago|0 comments

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