jtj

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   by jtj 18y ago

   because they are dumb.
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   by jtj 18y ago

   interesting thread of thought. I particularly like the proposal for tree like structure for history. >> Opening and closing of tabs should be seamless to the user - new ones opening up when required and older ones just fading away.
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   by jtj 18y ago

   There is one other comment with same opinion on the site itself. But the idea is not to get into such gory details. Its a fun thing. They essentially get the highly insightful statement in a very creative way. :) I was definitely impressed
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   by jtj 18y ago

   I probably could have done that. Unfortunately I was burnt out and just went into recluse at the end of that episode. The traction on these quick evaluation startups (apps) had died down too. Somewhere something did not work. (launched earl
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   by jtj 18y ago

   :) Thanks Ryan. I never regretted that decision of mine. I believe the dots will connect going forward. If things go well I should be bootstrapping my firm by Oct-Nov. But this incident disturbed the faith in me about work, people and trust
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   by jtj 18y ago

   Something similar happened. I initiated, built and launched this application over a weekend. I evangelized it within the company (so that I get time and resources) and grew this application on facebook to a strong user base ~.5 M in 2 month