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by rs 16y ago
Thanks Colin. Very informative.
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by rs 16y ago
And the HN submission: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1299764
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When asking for help with a problem, also mention what you've already tried(blogs.msdn.com)
1 points by rs 16y ago|0 comments
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How to promote your brand in social networks(loiclemeur.com)
1 points by rs 16y ago|0 comments
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Brazil, Germany, US top list of Google user data requests(arstechnica.com)
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The TechCrunch40 2007: Where are they now?(calacanis.com)
1 points by rs 16y ago|0 comments
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School is Just a Formality - The Personal MBA(personalmba.com)
10 points by rs 16y ago|3 comments
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Rands In Repose: Bits, Features, and Truth(randsinrepose.com)
15 points by rs 16y ago|0 comments
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by rs 16y ago
This is absolutely fantastic! Exactly what I wanted at the right time. I don't have much bandwidth to work on the UI & design side of XP-Dev.com as I'm focusing more on functionality and other products, and in bad need of a web designer
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by rs 17y ago
IntelliJ IDEA for almost everything (web, desktop, server-side development in Python, Java, Ruby, Scala), except for the quick file edit here and there I use vim For deployment, ssh+maven. Version control: git and svn (slowly moving everyth
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by rs 17y ago
Remember, you're not alone - it is something like a quarter life crisis, and I did (still going?) go through it for the past couple of years, and here's what I did to solve my problem: 1. Pick up a hobby that can really consumes your focus
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Top 20 most promising startups (Reuters)(blogs.reuters.com)
8 points by rs 17y ago|7 comments
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by rs 17y ago
Nice! Good luck with it - its always good to see some viable alternatives :)
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by rs 17y ago
What do you guys think of "Thinking in C++" by Bruce Eckel ? http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html I remember back in college I used to refer to one of his books (can't remember which, I'm afraid) and it was pretty well
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by rs 17y ago
To be fair to the subversion guys, its pretty darn easy to setup real-time backups. Use svnsync and hook it up in some post-commit hook. Having said that, to have git completely backed up, it's not as simple as a clone. You will need to mir
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by rs 17y ago
Wasn't Drucker the one who tried to avoid everyone multi-tasking ? I personally prefer to focus on one thing at a time
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by rs 17y ago
Using Sage for everything now (I've got the Instant Accounts Plus). Not the prettiest, or easiest to use, but once you get used to it and over the learning curve, its actually plenty useful and powerful. In a nutshell, the user thinks in te
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by rs 17y ago
Single founder here (on xp-dev.com) It can be really, really, tough at times (I remember being on the verge of pulling my hair out a few months ago), and it can get a little lonely, but I decided to go solo as I really didn't find anyone th
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by rs 17y ago
The embedded paper is on Facebook's engineering notes as well: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=203367363919
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by rs 17y ago
Clickable link: http://intentbox.com
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by rs 17y ago
promote, feedback, build, (rinse,) repeat.. always repeat.
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by rs 17y ago
Here's the thing that I've read about - really good entrepreneurs start at a really young age. Its like they've got it flowing in their veins and embedded into their thinking as kids. Another example worth reading up on is Sir Richard Brans
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by rs 17y ago
I don't think this qualifies as a full blown startup, but it might be something nice to do as a side project. Afterall, even side projects can be monetised, and if it brings home a coupld of beers a month, its still something. Moreover, you
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by rs 17y ago
Take away the "Flash" issue, I actually found the content useful.
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by rs 17y ago
At http://xp-dev.com there's no SSL on the free accounts - those users who want tougher security of their code transmitting over the wire do have to upgrade. (disclaimer: I own and run xp-dev.com)
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by rs 17y ago
For no. 1 - are you referring to the "casual observer" problem ?
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by rs 17y ago
This looks pretty good. There are some other mortgage comparison sites, but somehow they always look like they're trying to sell you a product from one of their affiliates, rather than getting the best deal out there for the site visitor. W
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by rs 17y ago
When I was running xp-dev.com's beta, I used a collection of hand rolled scripts and mailman http://www.list.org/ . Personally, that did sorta work for me. I had about 1000 beta users, and did not care too much about conversion ratios (dow
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by rs 17y ago
Using http://xp-dev.com (eating own dog food)
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by rs 17y ago
Hi HN. Just thought this will be useful, seeing that there are plenty of startups here, and I just wanted to lend a helping hand.

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