nordicnomad82

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A High Tech Responce to an Active Shooter(startlandnews.com)
1 points by nordicnomad82 11y ago|0 comments
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TechStars & Sprint partner in new "Mobile Health" Accelerator.(sprintaccelerator.com)
1 points by nordicnomad82 13y ago|0 comments
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by nordicnomad82 13y ago
I kind of liked the guitar schtick. Better than a laser pointer or pp slides, IMO. The overall data spread is about what you'd expect, but I think the real value of something like this comes at analyzing how the bigger successful outli
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by nordicnomad82 14y ago
Damn, could have used this on an educational video game concept I was involved with a few years ago. Finding the right people for projects like that is so damn hard in some parts of the country.
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A Perfect Use Case for Adobe Edge Inspect(vimeo.com)
1 points by nordicnomad82 14y ago|0 comments
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by nordicnomad82 14y ago
Wow, that 3DS thing is completely f'ed up. :/
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by nordicnomad82 14y ago
Anything that extends for more than 6 months and isn't extremely narrow in terms of geography or activities will have a hard time standing up in court. The employer has no right to deny a person a living. As for IP stuff, that's really a ca
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by nordicnomad82 14y ago
This by 1000. If you can get a small team to focus and build something awesome over the course of a few months, you can basically raise money and hire people from anywhere. Most startups that make it out of KC right now have raised money fr
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by nordicnomad82 14y ago
Lots of artists and tech people in a small community where it's possible for everyone to know each other an work together on interesting stuff helps. Add in a bunch of rich people who don't have to spend a lot to live luxuriously and get bo
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Free Living Arrangements Offered to Startup Founders in Kansas City(homesforhackers.com)
74 points by nordicnomad82 14y ago|54 comments
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by nordicnomad82 14y ago
Have your own website with a blog about what you're working on, and a portfolio of what you've done in the past. And then ask people you've worked for in the past to keep you in mind when people they know ask them for a recommendation. Plus
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by nordicnomad82 14y ago
I had a friend who started something similar one night when he was drinking. But this is much cleaner looking. ;) I find digging into stats and broad psychological trends relating to human behavior kind of exciting on one level and depressi
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by nordicnomad82 14y ago
Looks good man, I especially like the tutorials. All kinds of stuff I hadn't seen on there. I went ahead and added it to my list. Very cool.
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Startup Code Learner Resources(voodooanthology.com)
11 points by nordicnomad82 14y ago|8 comments
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Dear Non-Technical Co-Founders: Learn to Code(voodooanthology.com)
2 points by nordicnomad82 14y ago|0 comments
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MockCrunch: Dropbox Fires Back at Google(mockcrunch.com)
7 points by nordicnomad82 14y ago|0 comments
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Interns at an Early Stage Startup(voodooanthology.com)
1 points by nordicnomad82 14y ago|0 comments
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by nordicnomad82 15y ago
Awesome video, thanks for sharing it!
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Elevator Pitches that Don't Suck(voodooanthology.com)
1 points by nordicnomad82 15y ago|2 comments
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Stealing, Idea Sex, & Explosions. Creative Problem Solving.(voodooanthology.com)
2 points by nordicnomad82 15y ago|0 comments