jovisjoseph

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by jovisjoseph 7y ago
I'm a CS engineer graduated from a college in Kerala (South-India). The whole course is 4 years long and in these 4 years, the administration didn't allow students to bring Smartphones to the campus. Yes even for the students who
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by jovisjoseph 8y ago
https://css-tricks.com/sans-serif/ HOpe this helps for those who are wondering what sans-serif does exactly
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MFY: Drip Campaigns for Facebook Messenger(mfy.im)
1 points by jovisjoseph 8y ago|0 comments
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by jovisjoseph 8y ago
Yeah, that sounds fair. But there is a small caveat here thou. The income from side projects are so volatile, sometimes you can't predict on them. You can only make them stable if you invest enough time on it and study the usage patter
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by jovisjoseph 8y ago
Just reminded me of someone's quote. Startup life is somewhat like leap of faiths on infinite recursion. Build.ship.pivot.repeat
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by jovisjoseph 8y ago
The problem here is the dilemma when to go full-time. Its always a tough call. Compared to a side-project building up a scalable business model is a different ball game altogether. So brace for that once you go full time everything changes
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by jovisjoseph 8y ago
In my personal opinion if you are doing something that risky do it when you are young. Once you cross a particular age threshold your possibilities of future pivots back to jobs will be decreased considerably. Especially in the tech industr
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by jovisjoseph 8y ago
As of this point, this is not something new
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The self-doubt and depression hit after completing an MVP development(200wordsaday.com)
2 points by jovisjoseph 8y ago|1 comments