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How To Maintain Motivation When Your Goals Are Epic(fastcompany.com)
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Stumbling Towards Revenue: The Case of Three Hot Start-Ups(inc.com)
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What American Startups Can Learn From The Cutthroat Chinese Software Industry(fastcolabs.com)
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Nine Dangerous Things You Were Taught in School (2012)(forbes.com)
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Mailbox is Dropbox's Instagram (forbes.com)
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by hello_newman 14y ago
I agree with there being a new Facebook. If you look at Internet companies, after about the 7-8 year mark, they either rebuild, rebrand, and get better...or someone else comes along and makes a better mouse trap. Although I use Facebook ext
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by hello_newman 14y ago
Totally agree. So many people would kill to be in the positions some of us are in to pursue opportunities, chase our dreams, and be able to participate in the current zeitgeist and contribute to the world. If you can do that, you're already
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by hello_newman 14y ago
Svbtle never ceases to amaze me when I read an article. This was another example of a great article. I think the author brings up a fabulous point; be grateful for everything you have. It is so easy to get caught up in our lives and to envy
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IBM CEO Predicts Three Ways Technology Will Transform The Future Of Business(forbes.com)
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by hello_newman 14y ago
I agree. I think a viable solution would be something like if you haven't done something with in 1 year then the domain becomes available. I personally hate getting an idea, checking through domains only to see someone waiting for someone e
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Is it possible to have too many ideas?(inc.com)
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Tumblr: David Karp's $800 Million Art Project (forbes.com)
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Dev Bootcamp is looking for mentors
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by hello_newman 14y ago
I think it's pretty cool how after 23 years a group of guys who were friends in high school each went on to be a CMO, a lawyer, a H.S. teacher and a priest, respectfully, and still stay in touch and have a way to have fun.
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by hello_newman 14y ago
Great list.
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by hello_newman 14y ago
This is awesome. I think it's a coincidence because the other day on HN someone said something about a "github for recipes". I'm not saying that to be coy or to be condescending, simply coincidental. Keep up the good work! As an avid amateu
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by hello_newman 14y ago
This is awesome! I am way more auditory than visual. You have saved me so much time!
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by hello_newman 14y ago
Love the idea of a blog post that is a plug for your company. I am not being snide or sarcastic, I think it was a great approach. Btw, played around with 7pmanywhere and it is a great idea and execution! Keep up the good work!
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by hello_newman 14y ago
Though not a "start up" in the sense of how we use the word now, I can think of a couple people who have started solo before as well: 1. Donald Trump: say what you want about him, but the man knows how to make money. I am sure his father he
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by hello_newman 14y ago
Just downloaded the app and have been playing around with it. Great job dude, quite fun!
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by hello_newman 14y ago
I would say it depends what you want to do. Do you want to keep learning to get a job at a start up? Do you want to build something and start a start up with a couple friends? Do you want to freelance? If your not sure but love programming,
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by hello_newman 14y ago
It certainly does. In tech, which would probably be one of the few fields that is like this, it seems open. It seems like if you know what your doing, regardless of your degree, you should be fine. I am sure it varies by company, but with t
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by hello_newman 14y ago
I totally know what you are talking about dude, I am in the same boat. I was going to my local community college (over 26k students) to get an AA in Business and wanted to transfer. The college (like most in California) was impacted because