frasertimo

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   by frasertimo 15y ago

   I think the primary flaw that PG has identified in start-up founders who fail is the inability to acknowledge and deal with potential weaknesses in your plans. This can come as a result of many things, but here are a few off the top of my h
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   by frasertimo 15y ago

   Geez, way to be so cynical guys. I think it's because they have a great UI, they respond to feedback, they've worked hard at marketing it, they impressed some VCs, and all the million other reasons that start-ups succeed. Don't complain abo
3. 33.▲
   by frasertimo 15y ago

   He said 'the bulk'. Sigh.
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   by frasertimo 15y ago

   Ever heard the phrase 'you get out what you put in'? Travel can give you most of the benefits most people claim it does without you actively trying because of how it forcibly takes you out of your comfort zone. But if you show up just expec
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   by frasertimo 15y ago

   I work for a small start-up in a completely non-technical role. I have no programming ability and previously had no desire, but since I've started working here I've had the desire to learn some. Until Codecamedy came along it was probably j
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   by frasertimo 15y ago

   So don't spend two hours. Exercise isn't an all or nothing game. There's a TED talk out there somewhere (google it) which explains that you get exponentially more out of exercise from about the 15 minute mark, and it hits a peak around half