gits_tokyo

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by gits_tokyo 13y ago
For the past few years I've been keeping a low profile here on HN. I visit, I listen to all I can, and refrain from commenting but today I felt the need to break my cycle, if only for a moment. I have no idea who is behind http:/
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
Be forewarned, if you're a heavy user, stay clear of the all-in-one iMac's.
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
"get a version that doesn't have..." This is the first thing I said to myself. I've never been a fan of the Verizon logo. The other thing that came to mind in terms of the interface for some reason IBM's OS/2 Warp
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
Can't agree more. People that I've spoken with in the past more often than not associated the idea of me doing a startup in the tech industry with gaining massive wealth. While I may entertain this, deep down I find it lacking as there's so
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
RSS * IS NOT * dead, in fact I would even go so far as to say... I'd rather have RSS subscribers in my pocket than twitter followers.
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
If this guy is innocent... rule of the wise; don't open your home to women you don't know. Gents you should already know this.
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
NYC the capital of the world, hmmm.... the NET is the new capital of the world.
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
Speaking of failure, my mantra on a personal entrepreneurial level has always been "build to fail" seriously. 0 risk = 0 reward. Don't have the guts to fail, and fail terribly... stick to a 9-5. Be ruthless, and whatever you do, make sure i
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
Easy in != Easy out ... didn't your mum ever tell you, "there's no such thing as an overnight success" --- Personally, I have absolutely no rush in dropping MySQL as a persistent store.
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
"I hated having 85 employees. It had become a little hell. I needed to get away and clear my mind." My Advice: Start a business where you need no more than 2-3 people period (outside of your other partners legal, and financial advisors). 85
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
First question you should be asking yourself... Why do I want to be married?
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
Workflow that has worked for me in the past: 1) Brainstorm on paper 2) Roll out in HTML w/ CSS, mix in light scripting in areas that need them (repeaters, design direction A/B, ...etc) 3) Writing code is easy that's not the hard part of any
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
agreed
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
Expose oneself to varying degrees of ideas, problems, and solutions. Read to question. Mistakes are important for progress, all the planning in world isn't going to help. Get your hands dirty, work on a project that matters to self no matte
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by gits_tokyo 17y ago
if one would realize it's all a hologram, that there's nothing to lose or gain except the amount of value one actually perceives. is it necessary for survival? i think the problem areas lay in the fact that everyone is buying into the great