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by jwecker 20y ago
My fortune cookie advice on the subject: _Never_ partner with someone who is not as technically literate as you (= not a programmer), even if they have the money. _Especially_ if they have the money.
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by jwecker 20y ago
The Geek. Figures.
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We Don't Dream Big Enough(vijaysblog.wordpress.com)
2 points by jwecker 20y ago|1 comments
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How to Start & Run a Successful Web Development Business(xraysierra.com)
2 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
"Mind Petals is more than the Young Entrepreneur's Network; it's a community that produces informative, inspiring, and motivating content to spark the minds of all entrepreneurs - especially the ones really making things happen, not just ta
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by jwecker 20y ago
"...software allowing instantaneous creation of a self-forming, self-healing community wireless network. That "community" could even be a 50-mile long, four-lane wide one formed involuntarily by thousands of people..." Sounds like a kind of
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by jwecker 20y ago
At the bottom of the main page is a link where you can add feature requests. Also you should be able to edit your posts- look carefully for the edit link for your post. And welcome to the site :)
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by jwecker 20y ago
Looks like it would've been an ideal situation for using the filesystem rather than an RDBMS at all, or at most berkeleyDB. Certain programming habits die hard.
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The Art of Complex Problem Solving(idiagram.com)
4 points by jwecker 20y ago|2 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
I don't understand his logic. It's catchy, but it means nothing. The only time that would make sense if there is a very small finite market for your product- for example- if there are only 50 people on the planet who will pay for your pro
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by jwecker 20y ago
I know that when I've hired programmers I definitely weigh potential and willingness to learn more than experience. Sometimes when someone has experience they are really just stuck in the same old ways of doing things, and it becomes diffi
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10 Reasons Why Great Advisors Matter(advisorgarage.wordpress.com)
2 points by jwecker 20y ago|1 comments
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Online Marketplace for Intellectual Property(nowpublic.com)
1 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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A Startup Idea Postmortem: Proof That Good Ideas Aren't Always Good Business(businesspundit.com)
2 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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What entrepreneurs read most often(blogs.work.com)
2 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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X Prize Foundation to announce new competitions(lcsun-news.com)
1 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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Tech billionaires pass the hat(bloggingstocks.com)
2 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
I guess you're right. From that perspective programming tools fall under that category as well, and we won't be running out of those any time soon.
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by jwecker 20y ago
I remember this from Jon Katz (the regular slashdot guest that everyone hated, but that was insightful a lot of the time until he disappeared). It stuck with me. I think it's fundamental to understanding our generation. http://features.sl
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by jwecker 20y ago
just when I thought user generated content as a business model was beaten to death. looks kind of fun.
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by jwecker 20y ago
I went to juwo.com when you first posted here and thought "huh, that's kind of funny that there's nowhere where you can actually use the product..." You're competition is going to have a chance to copy your ideas at some point or another a
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5 New Jobs of the Web 2.0 Generation(webworkerdaily.com)
1 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
Please, if I'm on this site for more than an hour or so a day, please pop up a message that says "Get back to work, slacker!" and don't display the page for the rest of the day. Thank you.
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Death by Risk Aversion(headrush.typepad.com)
1 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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Designing Change(businessweek.com)
1 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments
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by jwecker 20y ago
let's take a pop over and see: * Pot No Longer Beneficial Only to the Cheez-It Industry * Judge suspends man's sentence after he raped 12-year-old 5x * Box Wine Dispenser For Your Boxed Wine Presumably Comes in a Box I'll stop there, and re
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by jwecker 20y ago
that doesn't solve the problem that I (and I assume others) habitually press the back button when I'm done perusing comments in order to get to the main page. At this point when I press the back button it goes to a slightly older version o
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by jwecker 20y ago
I think you're right- MA is great- but it seems no one was very impressed with the way they did rankings: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=1551
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The Graphing Calculator Story(pacifict.com)
33 points by jwecker 20y ago|6 comments
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Web 2.0 revenue models(opengardensblog.futuretext.com)
3 points by jwecker 20y ago|0 comments

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