mauricecheeks

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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
Sleep is a dumb waste of time.
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
Very little in life is free. Today's internet clearly proves that. Very few websites cost money, and very few websites are free of ads. These ads are a charge to users in the form of annoyance, inconvenience and spam. They ruin a site's la
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
I thought it had probably made it up here before... but i had no good way to search, so i thought i'd offer it just in case. If there was a good discussion last time though, could you link to the original?
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
What is the context of the question? Does it matter for what?
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
I found Tara Hunt's thoughts on fostering online communities quite interesting.
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Future of Web Apps (speeches & presentations)(futureofwebapps.com)
4 points by mauricecheeks 20y ago|3 comments
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
The worst thing to me about the rise of the NDA is the return of the colloquial phrase, "i could tell you... but i'd hafta kill you" :-P
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
We have had some late night white boarding sessions formulating both incredibly simplistic and overly complex algorithms. The middle of those two is the hard thing to get to. The most recent white board session ended in me deciding I need
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
vlad- in keeping with the theme: A startup is like being a mosquito trying to fly a hanglider-boat while waking on your hands... simultaneously trying to negotiate the wind to keep you up in the air and convince your teachers to get in you
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
is this thing more weird than anything else?
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
IMHO - I don't think there is a very good way to "tell" someone you are a visionary. Nor do I think there is any good way to know of yourself that you are a visionary to the tune of Steve Jobs. People say that the ideas that Jobs has that
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by mauricecheeks 20y ago
I missed it when they went to start-up school. That would have been awesome! I am growing in my level of interest in justin.tv - mostly as a fascinating experiment.