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Local Will Matter More and More(chrisbrogan.com)
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Many Entrepreneurs Suffer From the Peter Principle(caycon.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
If you take away the parts that relate to software developers, GitHub TOS is pretty straightforward: http://help.github.com/terms-of-service/
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Domain Names 101(domainnamesales.com)
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News.ycombinator.com and popurls.com
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by jordhy 15y ago
This is actually one of the hottest fields in C/C++ software development. Either high frequency trading or machine learning based transactions are in very high demand. I wish I could take this class.
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How to Test Your Startup Idea(enlogica.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
Thanks for this video. DMR was one of the giants on which we're now standing and building upon.
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by jordhy 15y ago
That's a great point. I think the term start-up should apply to high growth technology companies in the initial stages of their hockey stick curve (or which ever growth curve applies). Judging Foursquare on that basis, and assuming they can
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by jordhy 15y ago
That's definitely not what the numbers say. Foursquare is one of the strongest start-ups with good competitive advantages and a solid team. The Foursquare brand is very strong, they've successfully competed against Facebook and Google and (
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Your First Startup: How to Find Talented Team Members(launchkite.com)
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Jason Kottke Uses this(jason.kottke.usesthis.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
If you're making so little, why not ask for some equity? Then do a financial evaluation, ask for a leave of absence in your college and perhaps give the start-up a 12 month tryout. This short time span can give you the space for adequate re
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How to Prove a Product Concept and Begin a Start-Up(cynthiakocialski.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
I think there's a huge need for your service. However, your customers aren't going to be very open in public forums. Maybe you should think of strategies to take the conversation offline or in private/less exposed chat rooms.
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The Office Building Of The Future(jobs.aol.com)
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Foursquare Says Farewell to Google Maps, Joins OpenStreetMap Movement(mashable.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
To stimulate a child's brain you want to go from general to specific patterns. At such a young age I would suggest simple games and fun IQ boosters. A solid continuation might be chess (at about 5 or 6 y/o). With such a strong background th
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by jordhy 15y ago
Try EmpireAvenue.com
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by jordhy 15y ago
In my opinion Oracle's moat is as strong as IBM's. In many cases Oracle powers the backbone of major corporations. And, quite simple, it's very scary to migrate those implementations. Even so, I think Oracle's biggest disappointment to date
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by jordhy 15y ago
Don't forget that Windows also plays in the server space. A solid server version of Windows 8 could spearhead intense adoption of Windows Phones and tablets in the enterprise (IT departments are crazy about security, maintainability and sta
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The World Needs People With Asperger’s Syndrome (dana.org)
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by jordhy 15y ago
No. The brand is pretty strong and AOL will bring more traffic to the site. However, I think the profile of the average reader will change significantly.
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The Future: Bill Gates Interview with Charlie Rose (1996)(youtube.com)
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The P vs NP Problem(cdixon.org)
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Why Tablets Should Replace TVs in New York City Taxis(readwriteweb.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
I would suggest you read the Lean Startup book by Eric Ries and perhaps browse thru videos at Udemy, several videos are free and they sell great content like the StartUp MBA, etc. I like listening to the This Week in Startups show every wee
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by jordhy 15y ago
Those were the days. I remember coding in Livescript and debating between implementing stuff in VBScript vs Javascript.
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The History of the Universe Timeline(scientificamerican.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
Several issues: back button programability, URIs become uglier so then you need to do some parsing, etc. The sample the pros and cons of hashbangs, refer to the discussion on this page: http://ask.metafilter.com/187222/Whats-wrong-with-usi

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