domdelimar

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by domdelimar 17y ago
Older Palm Treos (up to Treo 600 if I'm not mistaken) had everything in RAM and I remember upgrading to a newer, supposedly better Treo - and everything but the lag was...
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by domdelimar 17y ago
What I'd like to know is why this is a bad idea...
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by domdelimar 17y ago
I actually thought about that before. I mean, if you're really serious about a project, do you really need some jury that, as you say, may just distract you? If you're really serious you'll find a way. BTW, same goes for that talent reality
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by domdelimar 17y ago
Definitely. That's pretty reassuring story. Encouraging me even more to act differently from now on. Thanks. And good luck with the realization of your idea!
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by domdelimar 17y ago
Thanks for your input. Actually, reading http://www.userscape.com/blog/index.php/site/comments/starti... made me decide to start blogging again, and to blog mainly about my project, even before I startup.
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by domdelimar 17y ago
Thanks. That makes a lot of sense. And I knew about that fear but didn't know I still have it. Apparently jury and friends are only the first step towards getting rid of it.
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by domdelimar 17y ago
Not completely objective, no. Some I think would try really hard but I wouldn't expect them to be completely objective. I will definitely choose carefully the ones who I believe can give me the most objective opinion. And I said friends b
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by domdelimar 17y ago
Yea, from a talk with a local business angel I found out the business plan intended for investors does not have to be as detailed as I would think it should. For example, you don't really have to write how you'd solve a problem, just acknow
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by domdelimar 17y ago
Thanks for your input. I know one should expose a business plan for feedback from others and I was about to do that, mainly to friends who I trust could give me as objective opinion as possible. It's just that I never thought of releasing i
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Ask HN: Releasing your business plan into the public?
10 points by domdelimar 17y ago|16 comments
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by domdelimar 17y ago
We all know this isn't the first nor the last thing that come before its time. But even in this case I think all that is needed is a single person with enough will and dedication to shake things up and at least move them in the right direct
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by domdelimar 18y ago
Listen to that man! I was about to suggest the same thing. Take Steve Pavlina's advice as seriously as you can. That should be enough for starters. You should notice a great improvement just like Ryan and myself have. I was known as someb
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by domdelimar 18y ago
I should probably listen to this advice myself. And thank Gary and other people who're trying to open my eyes. All in all great advices for someone like me who's only just getting started.
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by domdelimar 18y ago
Even though I'm not a U.S. citizen, I'm hoping the press is next. For some time I thought my country is pretty much isolated case when it comes to press stupidity, arrogance and whatnot, but lately I realized similar things happen in U.S. a
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by domdelimar 18y ago
It's kind of strange talking about the right to kill oneself. Of course, we mean that each of us is the master of our fate but it just sounds strange to read that someone has a right to kill oneself. If one didn't, what would happen if one
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by domdelimar 18y ago
Although this might be OK for devices like Palm Pre with Palm's webOS where you won't have other options for games, at least not in the beginning.
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by domdelimar 18y ago
If only you could have tailored your resume for the interviewer...
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by domdelimar 18y ago
Thank you very much for this link because due to your posting I found a little treasure of video tutorials on JavaScript. And it's just what the doctor pre-scribed (pun intended) with the nearing release of the Palm Pre and webOS. I've got
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by domdelimar 18y ago
It's alright. I wouldn't even have known that if you didn't tell me. At this moment there seem to be more people appreciating that comment. I'm glad but I do tend not to take things like that too personally. So thank you for the advice and
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by domdelimar 18y ago
I'd agree you don't need a degree to be a successful entrepreneur. However, as an entrepreneur I believe (since I can't claim to be one, not yet) you take risks that may lead you into the situation where you have to get a regular job so tha
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by domdelimar 18y ago
I agree but what I think should be done, and I'm speaking from personal experience (I don't know how education systems work in other places), is to allow those who gravitate towards some fields really start specializing more than average st
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by domdelimar 18y ago
Jakob Nielsen's useit.com is a great source where you may find many interesting studies covering these subjects.