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by orky56 15y ago
Key takeaways or at least the main ideas behind PG and Harj's questions & comments- What pain point are you solving? Is it something you dealt with (or the market deals with)? How do you go about using the product? What is the killer
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by orky56 15y ago
Key takeaways or at least the main ideas behind PG and Harj's questions & comments- What pain point are you solving? Is it something you dealt with (or the market deals with)? How do you go about using the product? What is the killer
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Microsoft reinvents flagship software — Windows 8 — for PCs and tablets(seattletimes.nwsource.com)
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Embracing Complexity(hbr.org)
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by orky56 15y ago
Having met Dave personally I can say he is one of the most humble and dedicated people I have ever met. His mix of characteristics ensures that opportunities dont slip by unnoticed or undone. Coffee meetings seem like the perfect avenue for
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What Kind of Misfit Are You?(blogs.hbr.org)
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by orky56 15y ago
That's a really good case for the mindset of a hacker. Buy a cheaper product that is hackable and customize the experience. With the current tablet wars, iPad is winning since it doesn't require hacking to achieve a high standard of feature
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by orky56 15y ago
If this new Motorola entity is separate from Google and without patents (since Google would have them), this new Motorola Mobility would no longer have any leverage for itself and could easily fall prey to future patent lawsuits.
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Is It Time for a New Job?(blogs.hbr.org)
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Crack The Hidden Job Market(blogs.hbr.org)
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Three Questions for Effective Feedback(blogs.hbr.org)
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by orky56 15y ago
I was just about to switch to the new Mail in Lion and now this comes out. Thanks Google ;)
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by orky56 15y ago
It's closer and we have so much evidence already on other phases of water (vapor and ice). This excites people since it will be the closest source of water outside of Earth and could be the motivation to send Man over there. Europa is so mu
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Startup Advice from Paypal Co-Founder Max Levchin(quora.com)
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Secrets of a Successful Business Pitch (blogs.hbr.org)
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by orky56 15y ago
It's important to define the term, "passion." Most people associate emotions with passion often with a negative connotation. This leads to lapses in logic and reasoning. That being said, passion is what drives people to hustle, do what's ne
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Why Your Passion for Work Could Ruin Your Career(blogs.hbr.org)
65 points by orky56 15y ago|15 comments
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by orky56 15y ago
These accusations are almost like patent bids. Google strikes first but Microsoft wins. Also, Google made the first move with this type of grievance. They have the luxury of setting the tone and ensuring that all other parties only have a c
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by orky56 15y ago
I apologize but I was referring to the OP's article about Google getting the offer to team up with MS but choosing to go alone at it, for the Novell deal. I combined the $3.14bil Nortel bid with the info in the article about the Novell bid.
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by orky56 15y ago
Google seems to have one foot in the water and the other out. They lose their credibility either way. They bid a high amount ($3.14bil) in the Nortel bid and went alone by their choosing in the Novell bid. Their press is just spinning the s
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The Big Idea: The Age of Hyperspecialization(hbr.org)
1 points by orky56 15y ago|0 comments
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by orky56 15y ago
Let's hope that everyone or at least a majority start using up more and more bandwidth so that the threshold for the top 5% is a very high amount ~30gb. At that point, we can bring the future of high usage to the present so that AT&T an
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Ask HN: Important milestones for a startup
5 points by orky56 15y ago|2 comments
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Does it matter if your boss steals your ideas?(management.fortune.cnn.com)
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Sheer Numbers Gave Early Humans Edge Over Neanderthals(wired.com)
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by orky56 15y ago
Just FYI there's more to entrepreneurship than just creating an MVP. It involves customer development, fundraising, etc to create a business as opposed to just a side project. If you go to a startup and do product type work, you'll have a c
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How Iteration-itis Kills Good Ideas(blogs.hbr.org)
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AT&T Throttling Heavy-Use Unlimited Data Subscribers In Early October(slashgear.com)
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by orky56 15y ago
Completely agree. Just to point out the logic you are using, for each factor that you deem relevant (i.e. now bile in addition to beauty), an exhaustive combination of factors will be the minimum viable strategy since it will fit better. I
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by orky56 15y ago
I love this article because it nicely allows C-level execs to understand the ROI of usability and design. So often at larger companies, these areas lack budgets purely for the fact that it is so hard to quantify the returns i.e. with just g

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