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Applying for jobs as Undergrad: Stop with the bullshit school projects.
(peterme.com)
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michaeljung
17y ago
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The evil behind a torrent download
(houseofhackers.ning.com)
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michaeljung
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There is the peer theory. Great peers can pull you out of many things just by aspiring you.
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michaeljung
17y ago
"I could do well at school if it was a priority of mine. [...] this BA would not be unlocking any doors for me." If philosophy degree is nothing for you, than tell your parents. Come clean, start a new and maybe take on a technical or softw
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michaeljung
17y ago
Certainly Google App Engine(Phyton). It is nice to have a small free version for experiments and own projects. Great way to get your hands dirty. AWS/Amazon has to do its homework and open up a sandbox type of platform where you can put you
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michaeljung
17y ago
Many good answers here already. What I can add is that having learned, worked or teached other parts of the corporate environment, say management, accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, public relations, which can be found in the corporat
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michaeljung
17y ago
I basically want to know (your educated opinion) if a new company (what ever business) can drive its business and product though community building. Requirements of a good product and open communication channels are a given. Can existing co
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Q: Can your community drive your business and product?
(michaeljung.wordpress.com)
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michaeljung
17y ago
<- Hard at work ;)
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michaeljung
17y ago
sounds heavy.
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Q: What is the best Christmas gift your boss gave you?
(michaeljung.wordpress.com)
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michaeljung
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Indeed, if we would listen to every message abt food wish is contaminated with gen altering stuff, traces of lead through the tins and coating, pesticides on fruits, and contaminated soil, ... we couldn't eat anything. Still, from what I re
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michaeljung
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Well, we saw the Dot.com boom/bust/enthusiasm. We see/saw the Web 2.0 enthusiasm. And everyone is asking what is Web 3.0? I'd say there is no Web 3.0 ... there is only the network, and our aim for the next decade is to keep the network as o
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If more people would ask ‘why is that so?’
(michaeljung.wordpress.com)
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