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by lee 19y ago
I will in about a month. Coming down from Boston.
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by lee 19y ago
For what this is worth, I cared for both of my parents through the end of their lives and found something interesting and here's how I try to assemble it in my mind. There seems to be a core connection between people that doesn't change ove
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by lee 19y ago
You might want to collaborate with some people who are building existing lexicographical infrastructures. Have a look at this TED talk: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/161 . You might also want to check out E. O. Wilson's Encyc
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by lee 19y ago
As a woman who is also a co-founder, I'm very curious about how different groups of people relate to what I'm building. The sites I've been involved in have been on the social network side of 2.0, so I'm very interested in seeing what peopl
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by lee 19y ago
I've always wanted something that works like Omni Outliner does - with infinite indents. I've found several todo lists on several online project management packages, but this has always been the dealkiller for me. It's what allows me to bre
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by lee 20y ago
Boston, MA 3 22, 28, 45
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by lee 20y ago
My parents had a startup when I was a child. My mom was adventurous and worked with my dad in the business. As a little kid, I had no awareness that we were rich or poor, though we must have struggled because I remember different living sit
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by lee 20y ago
Gee, hope not. It's 4:13 am and I'm just finishing up for the day. I'm 45 and my team is applying. I've worked for a ton of startups and have started a couple of my own. Both my parents had great capacity to outlast their age-peers and func
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by lee 20y ago
Working for a company doesn't have to be bad. For many people, a good job at a startup can be very attractive. First and foremost is the feeling that you are working on something that's never been done before. That's exciting and creates a