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by nhangen 15y ago
The difference for me is that in our community, people should know better, especially if you're good enough to get into YC.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Yes
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by nhangen 15y ago
Not really. I can enforce my own standards, but it doesn't mean everyone will enforce them on their own. This is relevant when sharing food, for instance.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Which is why utensils are a must in my book.
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by nhangen 15y ago
I have seen far too many people leave the restroom without washing their hands, and when not sharing food, I prefer utensils because it's easier to stay clean.
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by nhangen 15y ago
have an effective strategy to get it This is the part I'm trying to learn more about...
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by nhangen 15y ago
Who do you have running PR? As an entrepreneur, I'd love to know how you do it.
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by nhangen 15y ago
So here's a question from someone getting ready to raise an Angel round. Do investors help bring groups together in this fashion, or am I reading into it too much? I'm not saying that to judge, I truly want to know. When you say well timed
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by nhangen 15y ago
Seems to me that they have a similar learning curve and call to action.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Here's a quick list: http://teamtreehouse.com http://tryruby.org which I believe is an extension of http://codeschool.com http://learncodethehardway.com Then of course there are sites like Peepcode, Udemy, and a host of others that
731.
by nhangen 15y ago
Tryruby.org has been doing that for years, has it not?
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by nhangen 15y ago
My point is not that the product is bad, but that there are many products just as good, hitting the same demo. I'm sure the team is great and the investors are great, but let's be honest, the product is fairly light right now. The UI is nif
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by nhangen 15y ago
Wow, these guys have had incredible success in the press, almost as if they were first to market. Since they aren't, and there are many sites doing things like this already, I wonder what the secret is. Is it their investors? Is it the name
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by nhangen 15y ago
I've wondered that myself. I think the guilt is derived not from leaving them high and dry, but in leaving unsolved problems. I'm competitive and a perfectionist, and I take it as a personal challenge to solve them.
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On the Guilt Associated with Leaving Your Job
2 points by nhangen 15y ago|5 comments
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Why Brands Like Puma and GE Are Flocking to Instagram(adage.com)
2 points by nhangen 15y ago|0 comments
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by nhangen 15y ago
I'm not suggesting it, but I wouldn't be upset if it happened. These people are scum in my book.
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by nhangen 15y ago
A sniper rifle would do a much better job.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Kickstarter is awesome. It helped bring light to this newly born industry in a way never been done before, and it's been responsible for scores of people being able to raise money to build really incredible things. But then you have the peo
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by nhangen 15y ago
That's exactly it - many 'minimalists' I know live just like this, but never have any money, always need a place to stay or a ride, never want to chip in at the nice restaurants because of point #1, and make it extremely uncomfortable for t
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by nhangen 15y ago
The M4 is accurate, but lacks the power of something like an AK-47, which hits harder and has a larger round. It's great for clearing a room or working in tight spaces, but it's not nearly the same as this. Additionally, they are working VE
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by nhangen 15y ago
That's not entirely true. There are still plenty of gunfights and ambushes being staged in Afghanistan, especially outside of the major cities.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Was a huge fan of Dropbox until I went out on a limb to convince my boss to move from internal servers to a team account. The customer service was not just bad, but noticeably absent, and the product is overpriced and relatively shallow at
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by nhangen 15y ago
I never thought I'd see the day where I'd become embarrassed of my country, but we're moving perilously close to that, in more ways than one.
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by nhangen 15y ago
I think the reality is that most people just don't care much about going to the gym. There is a real societal pressure to feel obligated to 'get fit,' but that's not enough to create behavioral change, and it shouldn't be.
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by nhangen 15y ago
That's exactly what they are going to do. They know that the outcry won't duplicate itself over numerous iterations, and they'll slip it by when people turn away for a moment.
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by nhangen 15y ago
To all those downvoting...perhaps one of you could offer a counterpoint. Surely there aren't this many people being scammed out of good coin buying fake Levis?
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by nhangen 15y ago
I'm still not sure I believe anyone has a right to a domain name, regardless of who's name it uses. However, I put myself in his shoes and I can see how it would be frustrating at best. This is a remnant of the 'time before the Internet' an
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by nhangen 15y ago
You can't put a value on status. How do you propose they enforce it? Furthermore, what's to stop me from sewing a Levi's tag on a pair of Wal-Mart jeans? There are bigger fish to fry, let the free market run its course.
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by nhangen 15y ago
That's what they're trying to do, but by forcing the users to adapt rather than adapting on the product side. Certainly doesn't feel like a user-centric approach.

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