kevTheDev

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by kevTheDev 19y ago
How about Brighton, UK? It's pretty small (around 250k people). It's by the sea. It's pretty hilly (For England) It's an hour from London. It's very hacker friendly - we have: 2 Universities: http://www.brighton.ac.uk http://www.sussex.a
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by kevTheDev 19y ago
hmm, might just do that. I heard that the visa thing would be bad, but it sounds like it's not completely impossible either.
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by kevTheDev 19y ago
exactly what I was thinking. Doesn't really encourage the "take the plunge" and then figure it out attitude that I think a lot of entrepreneurs have.
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Ask YC: Move to valley from UK to do startup
2 points by kevTheDev 19y ago|3 comments
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How about some government controlled news?(techcrunch.com)
1 points by kevTheDev 19y ago|0 comments
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by kevTheDev 19y ago
that's not good enough. You know, that soon enough people will demand to be tasered, and then they'll write about deliberately getting their pwd wrong three times just for the thrill.
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by kevTheDev 19y ago
"The only thing more pathetic than still playing Rock, Paper, Scissors in real life is playing it online with one-dimensional Web hands." Sorry, but this is just not fair. Rock, paper, scissors used properly in real life can be an effective
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by kevTheDev 19y ago
really not so sure about this test. If I don't get 80% of the answers then I don't know enough about entrepreneurship and should by the book? No thanks. Especially now i "know all the answers"
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by kevTheDev 19y ago
please, keep ideas like that to urself ;)
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by kevTheDev 19y ago
Hey, Books are not always the easiest thing to learn from. I found screencasts to be an excellent way to pick up all sorts of stuff for Rails. Check out peepcode.com, railscasts.com and showmedo.com for starters. Some content is free (rails