jamongkad

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Entrepreneur's life is a lonely one....(james.cooley.ie)
1 points by jamongkad 20y ago|4 comments
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by jamongkad 20y ago
True but it's better to development a actual business model than rely solely on Ad revenue.
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by jamongkad 20y ago
I guess it really depends on how hungry you are and how much you believe in your product. I'm only 24 and still in school as of the moment, yet I'm more than willing to leave school in order to initiate my start up. Come to think of it, I'm
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by jamongkad 20y ago
I hope to ride on this soon as I'm still looking for a cofounder :(
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by jamongkad 20y ago
Not with all but yeah they do take away a sizeable chunk of the budget. What I want to know is who funded these businesses...
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by jamongkad 20y ago
And what would that be?
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by jamongkad 20y ago
I myself rank advice and connections a little more important than the money itself. That's what really pulled me here to Y Combinator in the first place.
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by jamongkad 20y ago
So hang on, how about the old adage "Repetition is the mother of all skill?" How do we apply that in our situation? As a programmer I found that this is one way of increasing your actual skill.
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VOIP Java(javalobby.org)
1 points by jamongkad 20y ago|0 comments
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by jamongkad 20y ago
True that, it's good to know there's a community of like minded people here that share the joys and frustrations of seeing the other end of the pond.
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by jamongkad 20y ago
I suppose so, I guess the key to handling people is to lowered expectations? any thoughts on this?
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by jamongkad 20y ago
Wow how is this going to work? Being a code monkey it looks like a fun tool to play around with :D but could it really challenge Google?
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by jamongkad 20y ago
I did apparently....dunno if it's the environment (Philippines) and my professor (who claims to be a actual "practioner") states that only fools would use my product :D
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Ever got laughed at because of your idea?
1 points by jamongkad 20y ago|6 comments