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psycho
14y ago
Thanks for the info.
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psycho
14y ago
Guess, I got a problem with defining success of a person who works in a sphere that I don't know very well, unless there's an article in Wikipedia about him. That's my problem but I don't know how to resolve it.
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14y ago
Yeah, you're right that there's no 1 law that fits everyone. Still we can say that in general it's easier to work together than alone with a note that there are some exclusions, of course.
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14y ago
Looked great but... still we didn't hear too much about Colin Percival, did we? Although, his success may be somewhere close - I don't know exactly.
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psycho
14y ago
I'm a business guy in our startup (and work with to tech cofounders) and wrote about starting and gaining reputation for my consulting company. Hope, that suits well. :)
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14y ago
I had the feeling that was proved by this statistics.
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Anonymous Is Going After Zynga For Mistreating Employees
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
Oh, that makes sence when talking about ideas - not startups. Thanks.
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Latest one million tweets on the world map
(onemilliontweetmap.com)
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In fact, it's much harder to be determined if you work without co-founder (i.e. at least 1 person who supports what you're working on).
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14y ago
And what do you think about concept "Do fast and fail fast" meaning in general that you should give up idea (and startup that was based on this idea) as fast as you can if you find out that idea doesn't work? I agree with "smart pivots" ide
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It looks like you, guys, are embarassed by your age. "We're too old - we are already 27". Damn, I thought that you were at least 50 when I read it. As far as I remember, PG told about 26 to be average age for applicants. I'm 27 right now bu
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14y ago
Well, maybe it turned out so that it was the closest available tool and we didn't think about alternatives as we're all Facebook users.
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14y ago
Hm. We had rather quiet lectures in our Russian university and our parliament (or Duma as it is called here) is a complete crap.
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14y ago
Well, for us "Asana + Facebook chat + Email + Dropbox + Google Docs" works right now. Although, I know that we don't have "a process of a dream", in fact. I liked this talk about distributed team in Treehouse - http://vimeo.com/47271938
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14y ago
I agree with the fact that there's lots of opportunity anywhere, although... there maybe more opportunity in US than in Russia, for example. Anyway you got to try and to do something - no matter where you live, that's true.
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14y ago
Would be nice to see more of this for different persons and to compare different people writings on the same subjects.
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Ford and Chevy Introduce Smartphone GPS Connections
(nytimes.com)
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It's interesting how Alexis talks about the importance of the possibility to "stay home and do great things" for some people. Well, sounds right but isn't startup a thing that's all about change - including lifestyle? Isn't it possible to h
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Too little article to describe all the social stuff on AirBnb and the article seems unfinished in fact. As far as I know, AirBnB was originally more soical phenomena than any other booking site and that's why it wins them all. There's a hu
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What causes startups to fail
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Gmail gets more personal with awesome custom backgrounds
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What Is the Microsoft Surface?
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Google Blockly - Drag-and-Drop Tool for Building Apps and Learning to Code
(lifehacker.com)
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Why Facebook Is Still The Perfect Startup (Slides)
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Daring to fail at 23: Australia's hackathon hero
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What do you see as existing alternatives? I can say, there are Instapaper and Pinterest, for example, but they both differ from this one.
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Looks nice - I'll try to use it and share my opinion in a few days.
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Tagbrand Gives Fashionistas An App To Check-In Their Brands
(techcrunch.com)
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What to Read to Get Up to Speed in JavaScript - Rey Bango
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