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All Ideas Are Crap(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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American Glue and the German Startup Ecosystem: Interview with Andy Goldstein(linkedin.com)
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All Ideas Are Crap(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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How to Build Topical Authority: Seven Lessons from Wasabi Ventures Academy, #3(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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Due Diligence Is Your Friend: Seven Easy Lessons, #2(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
Agreed.
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What I Learned from Wasabi Ventures Academy: Seven Easy Lessons (#1)(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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The Price of a Zombie Help Desk(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
Exactly. And those who don't stay often become ambassadors for German culture, language, interests, etc.
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
Also, plenty of foreign students receive financial aid in the US. Somebody's paying for that, too. The Germans choose to make tuition free for all students, including foreigners. Where's the problem?
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
According to the BBC article cited in the post, 50% of foreign students wind up staying in Germany. Germany suffers a fair amount of brain drain to the US. They're more than happy to have some of our more enterprising students by way o
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For a Free University Degree, Go to Germany (That's What I Did)(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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Waste from brewers, coffee makers gets second life on farms(bangordailynews.com)
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Due Diligence Dossier: EdTech in College Admissions(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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The Age of Disinformation(medium.com)
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How I Became a (Recovering) Grinch of Quotes(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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How Joseph Roth Inspired My First Startup, and How I Failed(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
That's encouraging. Thanks for the reference.
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
Sounds good.
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
Why do you hate using Python for production tasks?
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
I really appreciate the feedback. JavaScript is supposed to be complicated. Let's say I study 20 hours a week for three months. Can I get off the ground with it?
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
I've had the same thought myself. However, I'm willing to take the risk. Besides, one thing leads to another.
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by reesdreesd 11y ago
Thank you for the detailed reply! A number of comments here favor Python for ease of entry and utility. Do I understand correctly that Java is important, but with a much steeper learning curve?
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Ask HN: If I learn one programming language, what should it be?
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Delete This: Thoughts on Digital Inheritance(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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Can a Founder Be Too Smart?(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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Everpix and the Series-A Burn-Rate Crunch(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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Beginner's Guide to Cap-Table Dilution: Cloudera's $1B Fundraise(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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Vertragslotse Wins Startup Award at Internet World: Competitive Analysis(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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The Munich Startup Ecosystem: Genie in the Bottle?(thedavidrees.blogspot.com)
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