ktaylor

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Why organizations don’t learn(founderscholar.com)
1 points by ktaylor 9y ago|0 comments
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Prior knowledge and the discovery of entrepreneurial opportunities(founderscholar.com)
2 points by ktaylor 9y ago|0 comments
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Cognitive mechanisms in entrepreneurship(founderscholar.com)
1 points by ktaylor 9y ago|0 comments
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by ktaylor 9y ago
Website is broken.
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by ktaylor 9y ago
Writing takes a tremendous amount of time and effort to just gain basic competency, let alone master. You have to put in a lot of butt-in-seat time. Though I've gotten paid to write for a technology website, I am not a strong writer. B
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by ktaylor 9y ago
You should check out https://yalabot.com/
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by ktaylor 9y ago
This is a fantastic resource, esp. for my research work. I appreciate that you posted it.
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Outsmart your own biases(founderscholar.com)
1 points by ktaylor 9y ago|0 comments
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The questions every entrepreneur must answer(founderscholar.com)
1 points by ktaylor 9y ago|0 comments
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by ktaylor 9y ago
I started this blog to share some of the research that I've been reading on management and entrepreneurship. As an investor and entrepreneur, I've never looked at academic research--I always considered it impractical. Now I am rea
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A journal article reviewed weekly(founderscholar.com)
1 points by ktaylor 9y ago|1 comments
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by ktaylor 9y ago
Funny how so many programmers think programming meetups are for learning something. There're not. They're about meeting people who could, at some point, become collaborators, colleagues, co-authors, friends, mates, bosses, or cand
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by ktaylor 10y ago
I've just recently started to read academic papers and have fussed a bit with the best workflow. My hardware that I owned when I started the process were a Macbook Pro and Android Samsung Tab e 8.0. I've avoided purchasing any new
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by ktaylor 10y ago
I invested in a startup that did this--the first one--called http://www.urbanbound.com . they quickly realized there was no demand for this in the B2C world so they switched to become a B2B employee relocation platform (again the
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by ktaylor 10y ago
There are a ton of regulations around preparing food for sale. They vary from state to state. There are cottage laws popping up in some states that allow certain foods to be prepared without heavy regulation, mainly for food categories that
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by ktaylor 11y ago
I'm a relatively successful coder and entrepreneur. My one tip for you that can change your productivity by an order of magnitude: Stop wasting your time reading/posting/liking on sites like HN, Facebook, etc.
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by ktaylor 12y ago
1. Why do you cook? Is it to save cash or is it recreation? Or something else? For the enjoyment and challenge of making something tangible, that I can watch others enjoy. Something that is not made of bytes and pixels. 2. Do you plan ahead
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by ktaylor 13y ago
Interesting thread. I've gleaned a few useful ideas. http://www.eventwax.com is an online event registration tool that uses several techniques for increasing traffic. 1. We use a freemium model and about 75% of our users us
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by ktaylor 15y ago
Chicago and Palo Alto - http://groupon.com/techjobs Groupon is one of the fastest-growing businesses in history. We (proudly) invented the white-hot social commerce business and are (humbly) the world leader in innovative, local, e-comme