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   Surprising first products of famous companies(cnn.com)

   3 points by kjhughes 17y ago|0 comments
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   by kjhughes 17y ago

   Interesting how little funding the participants received: Only 18% of were funded (#13), and 25% of those received less than $5k (#14).
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   by kjhughes 17y ago

   It seems sloppily done: The total number of participants is not stated. What's with the overlapping or gapping ranges? The full-time categories all list 0, and 0-1, yet omit 2-4. Many range end-points are included in two ranges. "
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   by kjhughes 17y ago

   To find reliable programmers, start by being a reliable recruiter... DO: 1. Check with your inner circle first. You know their interests, skills, and reliability. If they're not available, ask if they would vouch for anyone they know that
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   by kjhughes 17y ago

   "A good plan, violently executed now, is better than a perfect plan next week." -- George Patton
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   by kjhughes 18y ago

   The Big Three credit rating agencies (Moody's, S&P and Fitch) have been ripe for disruption for ages. Something's flagrantly broken when Lehman carries an A2 rating right up to its bankruptcy filing and AIG's troubles go unnoticed. May
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   Fixing the corporate credit ratings system via crowdsourcing(shopyield.com)

   7 points by kjhughes 18y ago|5 comments
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   by kjhughes 18y ago

   P=NP: An Illustrated Guide