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by intellegacy 13y ago
Your site isn't up. What's the best way to reach you? Interested in chatting about the idea
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Got an email from BosiDNA but had no idea where it was from. Now I know. I got a spam phone call too, which may or may not have been from cofounderslab selling my data.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
How has your startup benefited from being in SV? And how much more benefit has that been over your old location?
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by intellegacy 14y ago
I don't understand, are you currently working at any of these companies still?
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by intellegacy 14y ago
Why do you not have a contact me button on your blog. Seriously dude... How do I contact you? I have a concept for this actually and am interested in discussing it.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
I admire your enthusiasm. However, I'm not sure what your idea does that facebook doesn't do. Most people understand how to use facebook already; it's not complicated even for grandmas. edit: if you want to discuss more shoot me an email (i
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Anyone interested in Boston startup networking?
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by intellegacy 14y ago
Anyone interested in building an alternative to cupidwithfriends? Email me.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
Yea, if you venture outside the HN/500startups tech ecosystem, you notice that there are many, many companies working on the same problems that YC companies are attempting to solve. They just don't get any recognition on HN, which is a litt
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by intellegacy 14y ago
It takes a special kind of person, or a fanatical belief in yourself or the product/company, to handle rejection after rejection after rejection. Supreme confidence in the company and the ability to channel that confidence to investors can
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by intellegacy 14y ago
Just because you work more hours doesn't mean you are contributing more value to the company. That said, if you really do contribute 70% of the value into the company in it's early stages I might discuss with the cofounder a 70/30 split in
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by intellegacy 14y ago
I'll check it out, thanks. At first glance I'm wondering why I can't filter by locale. It reads more like a travelogue website than one that can help me immediately.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
The Travel Site I want is a mixture of wikitravel and tripadvisor, only updated more often and not so narrow. By narrow I mean that users on a site only go to restaurants that are mentioned on the site, potentially missing some hidden gems
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by intellegacy 14y ago
"The Lord of the Rings trilogy had a budget of $281 million and in many ways was a big of a gamble as any Venture Backed Company." Not really. Lord of the Rings was an established brand before the movies with a fervent fan base.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
If you could redesign Quora, what would you come up with?
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by intellegacy 14y ago
To be fair, this is simply a contrast in different pedagogical approaches to the first Intro CS Class. You learn the hows and whys in later MIT courses when you cover binary and C.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
"Most Creative Parenting" award.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
So.. how does one install this?
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by intellegacy 14y ago
Yes, the knowledge acquired is assumed :) but really, I've realized there's no difference between MOOC and self-studying a textbook if the MOOCs don't provide credit.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
Hmm. This is excellent info. thank you. I wish you could have advised me many years ago :)
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by intellegacy 14y ago
You still need to join a University for the credit to be worth something. So maybe students will be able to transfer in many credits, kind of like APs. FWIW, my state school requires 45 credits to be taken at the Uni for a bachelor's in CS
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by intellegacy 14y ago
If you stick to the programming world, what you said is true. Once you venture outside that world, employers value the degree.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
I've just finished Udacity CS101 and am about to finish edX 6.00x (both are intro to cs courses). I've done a lot of thought and research into MOOCs and normal CS bachelor's programs. Initially I was really excited about getting a CS BS for
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by intellegacy 14y ago
This is the first time I have heard any complaints about the acronym. Not that I particularly like it myself, but I don't think it's a big deal. The world does not revolve around NYC.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
You need to take a computer science course , which will teach you how to think. The Python exercises on codeacademy are there to strengthen your grasp of python syntax and practice for loops. I recommend Udacity CS101 and/or edx 6.00x. Both
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by intellegacy 14y ago
Is there a market for to-do lists? How large is it? Who is currently paying for to-do list apps?
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by intellegacy 14y ago
What is this obsession with to-do list apps?
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by intellegacy 14y ago
i don't understand the concept behind this company. Can't anyone register their own .co domain name? with godaddy, namecheap, etc.
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by intellegacy 14y ago
There are front-end only jobs (HTML, CSS, Javascript). I imagine these positions would require programming with Javascript as well as some basic familiarity with Jquery and other front-end frameworks. Some jobs require you to know the full
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by intellegacy 14y ago
I actually don't think you should ask him to leave yet. Because what it sounds like is that you haven't communicated very well with him (understandable - you've been busy). He may not even know that you guys are having issues with his perfo

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