naithemilkman

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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Thats exactly what I am aiming to achieve. Not CTO status but enough to hack out a prototype and THEN get a CTO to mend later on. But dare I say in most people's eyes (e.g mine), you're definitely a programmer.
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
I think that mindset just generally applies to everything in life. I've been greatly humbled by my personal experiences at my previous startup. I came away with one clear though: I know shit about what I thought I knew. Being in a room with
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Gogogo!! Then share your experiences with HN!
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Bingo. It's in a way risk mitigation as well plus I think it makes it easily to speak the same language as your future cofounder. Yeah, I'm starting off with bitesized problems. :)
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
You should totally blog about it when you get the time!
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
What happened to Python?
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
I have definitely seen a few other guys on HN posting about this as well. I think one of the commenters in this thread is another such person.
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
I think its a good question actually.. Here is my opinion: 1) Environment. Having the right people and drive around you striving for the same goal has a positive impact on your own actions. Makes you more motivated to do stuff (at least for
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Thanks for the tips. Question: why are you hopping around different languages?
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Thanks for the tips. Out of curiosity, what were you doing before and what made you jump to programming?
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
It's sounds you're still undecided as to whether you want to take the leap? What are your reservations? Care to share?
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Turning into a hacker aged 27(pragmaticstartup.wordpress.com)
77 points by naithemilkman 16y ago|78 comments
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Sorry, I meant to say Justin Bieber
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Michael Jackson and Justin Biber Mp3s
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Entreprenuers == Academics(pragmaticstartup.wordpress.com)
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
looks like a pretty spammy site
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Why I Chose Python as a beginner(pragmaticstartup.wordpress.com)
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Great news for the UK tech scene!
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Don't be such a cynic :)
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Ask HN: What do I need to know to start an eCommerce business?
5 points by naithemilkman 16y ago|2 comments
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
the startup scene in singapore is beginning to heat up. check out founders institute singapore and jfdi.asia or hackerspace.sg to get a feel for the scene. hope that helps.
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
how much are you making a day from this site?
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Would be interesting to know what your last business was about. Must have had a happy ending for you to have spent the last 8 years vacationing?
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
A similar question was posted on Quora. See this link: http://www.quora.com/What-books-should-entrepreneurs-read
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How I am Learning Python from Scratch(pragmaticstartup.wordpress.com)
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
I mean how about considering other places like Singapore
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
How about Singapore?
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
this is relevant http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2062806
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by naithemilkman 16y ago
Ohhh! I like these things. 1. "Lean startups, disrupting your business from Day 1" 2. i) launch a dipshit company ii) pivot iii) ???? iv) exit for $25m dollars 3. if you mention the term lean startups again, im going to pivot my fist into y
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Guitar hero to be axed?(eurogamer.net)
1 points by naithemilkman 16y ago|0 comments

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