freshfey

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by freshfey 15y ago
Hi there, I might be able to help you out, however I can't forward your project without an email address :(
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Can you really be a non-technical co-founder?(thenextweb.com)
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by freshfey 15y ago
Congratulations on your work, pretty cool! I'd love to talk to you about the process you went through, any chance to reach you through email?
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by freshfey 15y ago
Exactly, what I was looking for, thanks a ton! :)
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by freshfey 15y ago
Kinda OT, but forbes.com doesn't let me view the whole article on one page and as an avid instapaper user, this makes the experience cumbersome.
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by freshfey 15y ago
Mark Cuban wasn't very technical (although self-taught programmer) and had a multi-million and billion dollar exit before 2000. The AirBnb founders are designers AFAIK. Jason Fried is non-technical (strong design and writing skills though),
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by freshfey 15y ago
I think arethuza meant something like the facebook developer platform, xcode (iOS/Mac OS X hacking, read: apps) and the Google API's.
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by freshfey 15y ago
works well here. Maybe try this? http://ruby.bastardsbook.com/
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Illegal downloading: What happens if you're caught?(independent.co.uk)
1 points by freshfey 15y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 15y ago
Instead of natural peanut butter, use almond butter. Why? almonds have more calcium, are a great source of monounsaturated fats, vitamin E, magnesium, potassium, zinc, iron and fiber (info from link below). Other great tips here: https://w
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What you didn't know about Silicon Valley(youtube.com)
4 points by freshfey 15y ago|0 comments
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by freshfey 15y ago
I love the simple design and straight-forward copy, well done!
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by freshfey 15y ago
What will you do? What did you do so far?
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Mark Cuban releases updated blog posts as an ebook about business(amazon.com)
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by freshfey 15y ago
ask on forrst, there are a lot of developers who would give you a shot ;)
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by freshfey 15y ago
I'd say a hustler is a do-er. He's solution focused, knows how to talk to whom about what problem to get it solved, goes the extra mile and is just as passionate as the hacker (he just works on a different problem than you).
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by freshfey 15y ago
Max Levchin phrased this very point beautifully on his Startup School talk (I think it was an advice by Peter Thiel): "A difficult problem doesn't necessarily mean a valuable problem". Your job as a programmer is to add value. Now if you ke
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by freshfey 15y ago
It seems counterintuitive but I can focus better as well on a tablet (or even on my iphone) than on my MBA. The limitations definitely come with advantages :) sorry to be OT, but how many Ultimate packages do you sell or have you sold?
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by freshfey 15y ago
oh, didn't see it since I couldn't register (outside US).
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by freshfey 15y ago
Credit Card?
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by freshfey 15y ago
probably, yes :)
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by freshfey 15y ago
I'm not sure but last year you could watch the replay of every video on justin.tv ;)
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by freshfey 15y ago
Marc Andreessen talked with Paul Graham at the beginning. James Lindenbaum gave a talk and right after him Jim Goetz was on stage.
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Startup School 2011 Live Stream(justin.tv)
139 points by freshfey 15y ago|46 comments
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by freshfey 15y ago
You might be scrapping an idea off just because the landing page wasn't optimized - could this be a possible problem?
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How WooCommerce helped earn an author $20000 in just 24 hours(woothemes.com)
19 points by freshfey 15y ago|1 comments
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by freshfey 15y ago
I love the fact that you worked with your wife and kids when developing and perfecting the apps. Congratulations on your success! :)
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by freshfey 15y ago
The problem is that a lot of people think that dropping out == stopping to learn, which is extremely wrong (at least in my case). I think that's what Michael Ellsberg is describing so well in his book. Education is still important, people.
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by freshfey 15y ago
When I read this article I thought immediately about keynotopia from a fellow HN member. He created those keynote ui templates (which he used in his day job) and sells them, bringing in between 5'000 - 10'000 $ revenue per month, which is p
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by freshfey 15y ago
Well, some people start a startup for the sake of creating or for the sake of changing something. Also the thought that your job and paycheck is guaranteed is an illusion. We have seen it time and time again: loyal, hard-working employees g

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