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by richsin 13y ago
This is a really interesting platform for learning to code online. I was part of the pre-launch class learning Python. To be able to live code with the instructor, to see his/her face and going one-on-one with the webcam seems to be th
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by richsin 13y ago
These bootcamps can pretty much fund themselves if put together properly. Putting together a curriculum, finding a space, in a nutshell just putting together a business plan. From there I would set a price for the class and start doing pre-
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by richsin 13y ago
Check out: Perry Marshall www.perrymarshall.com - He's very famous and his training will get you on point. Market Motive www.marketmotive.com - This is an excellent way to learn how to do PPC correctly as if working for an agency. Bonu
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by richsin 13y ago
That's sad to hear about 3rd Ward, thank's for pointing that out. You are right about the dead spots around the city, like Midtown East and Battery Park, there are a few dead spots where it is really lively during work hours but i
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by richsin 13y ago
Living in NYC is an amazing experience. If you are relocating, I recommend staying in the city first, before moving into Brooklyn, Astoria or NJ for example. Williamsburg is hot right now, but don't expect to pay less to live in the go
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How The Economic Machine Works by Ray Dalio(youtube.com)
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by richsin 13y ago
Here are a few that are either all out free, or free up to a certain usage. 1. Onetab (Quick save all tabs, nice chronological grouping) 2. Google Docs (Powerful enough for most businesses) 3. Freshbooks (Free up to 3 clients - worth the up
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by richsin 13y ago
This. 100%. Self-Discipline. Making a game plan, Keeping a schedule, completing your projects. Man cannot remake himself without suffering - For he is both the marble and sculptor. -Alexis Carrel
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by richsin 13y ago
This would be great. We need more of this in NYC.
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by richsin 13y ago
Simple answer. If your having a hard time with the team, that's the first and only problem that needs to be addressed when moving forward. Cultural fit plays a huge role in startups. Jump into another challenging role for sure. Look at
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by richsin 13y ago
Your business, as many people have assured you, is completely fine. It's actually a great service for some businesses. Find bigger clients, this will allow you to keep your billings high if your worried about bottlenecks and hiring. Lo
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by richsin 13y ago
Check this out. It should help put everything together. http://www.quicksprout.com/the-definitive-guide-to-growth-ha...
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by richsin 13y ago
I agree that this is not the best option. Shaming the client does far more damage to both parties. I feel the designer's pain but public humiliation is not the answer. I think this also gives new or future freelancers/entrepreneur
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by richsin 13y ago
I believe this has huge upside, this can turn into a "One Month" brand that teaches everything under the sun. At the moment it's about technology and coding, but the brand is so much more versatile than peepcode or codeschool
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by richsin 13y ago
I did this course a few months back when it was on Skillshare and met Mattan at General Assembly in NYC - he's a sharp guy and very pleasant to talk to. The course is a great introduction for anyone new to programming to get from zero
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by richsin 13y ago
Awesome share. Thanks.
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by richsin 13y ago
Smaller businesses are easier to target and get the ball rolling. I started doing sites for as cheap as $500 just to be able to practice and build a portfolio. Maybe there is a local business you like, build them out a site and show them. Y
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Ask HN: Any live coding recommendations?
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by richsin 14y ago
This was amazing. Thanks for that.
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by richsin 14y ago
Try reading or listening to "The Checklist Manifesto: How to get things right". I believe Jack Dorsey gives it to each of his employees. As you learn independently you will find long term success in mastering your own process. I agree with
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by richsin 14y ago
This is a great idea for a book. I would love to see this as a site with a Q&A type search for on the fly suggestions. It's a major timesaver instead of scavenging through Google with "the best of" type of searches.