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by hwijaya 17y ago
Sometimes i cooked Chilli Con Carne. It's easy and last long. Healthy too. http://proven-great-and-simple-recipes.blogspot.com/ I put any "great and simple" recipes that i found in that blog. So, yes, i like your site idea. It definitely
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by hwijaya 17y ago
Curious if this is healthy for startups in long term, to work like that crazy. I always worry that i might over-burn the team by doing things like that. After all, startup is more of a marathon than sprint.
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Seth Godin: Why tribes, not money or factories, will change the world(ted.com)
6 points by hwijaya 17y ago|0 comments
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by hwijaya 17y ago
I think things like options and any other legal is a very delicate stuffs and better be done with experts (lawyer, accountant etc). For resources, here are few that i have in the arsenal: Marketing: http://startup-marketing.com/ http://a
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by hwijaya 17y ago
Totally agree about the community. There are a lot of times i see fellow HNers down-voting comments that are irrelevant and can hold themselves for not falling into the "stupid-war" like what usually happen in other discussion board. That's
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This week in startups: Episode 1(thisweekinstartups.com)
4 points by hwijaya 17y ago|3 comments
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by hwijaya 17y ago
Just fyi, there are other startups in Australia that also work on this spelling problem http://spellr.us/
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by hwijaya 17y ago
And, you can find his talk here: http://ecorner.stanford.edu/authorMaterialInfo.html?mid=1685
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How I Did It: Reid Hoffman of LinkedIn(inc.com)
41 points by hwijaya 17y ago|9 comments
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Idea for HN: DiggBar functionality?
2 points by hwijaya 17y ago|1 comments
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by hwijaya 17y ago
This is no doubt one of the best speech i ever heard. It gives me a lot of new perspectives when i heard it for the first time back in 2006. Here's the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1R-jKKp3NA
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Be paranoid (Having a plan B)(inc.com)
3 points by hwijaya 17y ago|0 comments
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by hwijaya 17y ago
Not sure if he's right with regards of building great company. We're also on our ways of solving our own problem at the moment. So far, i can say that, the only concern that i personally have with solving our own problem is, "is it just us
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by hwijaya 17y ago
Still interesting although they're no longer startup. Only 1 out of so many years?
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Ask HN: Are there any startups founded by Indonesians (esp. in Bay Area)?
2 points by hwijaya 17y ago|3 comments
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by hwijaya 17y ago
Come to Australia. =) From my experience (before recession & before my startups), it's not hard to find an IT job as long as you know your stuff. Most employers are willing to support you for permanent residency.
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by hwijaya 17y ago
I have the same problems. There are two tricks that i find quite helpful: 1. Find a team partner - and you will be cornered to start "get things done". Otherwise, you can't keep show up everyday without any progress 2. Have a weekly team ta
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Buffett & Gates - Go Back to School(youtube.com)
7 points by hwijaya 17y ago|0 comments
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by hwijaya 17y ago
I like it. It's clean and minimum-usable. Hmm..as of using it, maybe if you can make it like a widget where i can link it to my site, that will be more usable (at least for me) in terms of setting up polling system.
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Confessions of an Entrepreneur's Wife(inc.com)
111 points by hwijaya 17y ago|42 comments
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by hwijaya 18y ago
Techmeme. Strange, can't see anyone read it here?
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by hwijaya 18y ago
Few things on my mind as i look at it. You need: 1. Tagline - Make people understand what you're doing within 1 - 2 seconds. Most people don't read at all. 2. Better call to action - I generally prefer to have one priority over another. Mak
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by hwijaya 18y ago
Actually, i like it as Hacker News. I'm just so used to say it as "Hacker News" to explain things to my team. Can't imagine having to pronounce "Innocuous News".
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by hwijaya 18y ago
I never get any strange look. Or...maybe because i just don't care about it. For me, it's their loss. I always feel there are so many things can be learnt from HN, especially if you want to stand in front of the tech-curve. Tried to promote
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by hwijaya 18y ago
I second that. I also pick and implement depends on what is need at the time. Example of when i need list: http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listutorial/
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by hwijaya 18y ago
Agreed. And, a lot of passions. Beside, i think most people that Matt points out is still quite exceptional. For one thing, John Gruber and Jason Kottke know what they are talking about more than majority of people. In fact, the act of star
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Twitter's Answer to Facebook Connect(search-internetmarketing.com)
1 points by hwijaya 18y ago|0 comments
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by hwijaya 18y ago
Going extra mile and everything else tend to work smoother, yes. It's too early to say we're anywhere near success. =) Guess this is preference. But, i'll stick with what works for me.
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by hwijaya 18y ago
While it might works for some, it definitely not working for me. I am still a fond believer in going full-time if you're doing startup. The reason is because, 95% of the people that i know (include me), work much more effectively if you go
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by hwijaya 18y ago
At our first month of start up (not that it's been long anw), we used to work like 17 - 18 hours a day. It doesn't take long for us to realize that this whole thing is more of a marathon than sprint. Since then, i have been trying to adjust

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