jeffrwells

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   How to Bootstrap Your Way to $250M/year with JT Marino of Tuft and Needle(indiehackers.com)

   2 points by jeffrwells 8y ago|0 comments
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   Amazon is so dominant that even successful retail startups are playing its game(mashable.com)

   1 points by jeffrwells 9y ago|0 comments
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   We Said No to Venture Capital So We Could Say Yes to Everything We Care About(m.tuftandneedle.com)

   1 points by jeffrwells 10y ago|0 comments
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   by jeffrwells 12y ago

   The advice of burnout, changing jobs, etc is well covered already. I have been doing sole crushing work for years in school. When you don't have a choice, the most useful thing for me to get started is the pomodoro method. Spend just 2
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   by jeffrwells 12y ago

   All remote companies have this, in a sense.
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   by jeffrwells 13y ago

   This might be a fun challenge for experienced rubyists, but I do not think this is a good way to learn Ruby. I only looked at Ruby Basics, but here's my feedback: The challenge is to solve: 'true and 0 && !nil and 3 > 2