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Memoriad Competition Software(memoriad.com)
1 points by sayemm 16y ago|0 comments
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Interview with Markus Frind (2006)(onlinepersonalswatch.typepad.com)
2 points by sayemm 16y ago|0 comments
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by sayemm 16y ago
Great post and a wonderful read to kick things off for 2011, thanks for writing this. On a related note, I often think about this quote from Benjamin Franklin: "An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest."
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Making News and Entertainment More Social in 2011(developers.facebook.com)
1 points by sayemm 16y ago|0 comments
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by sayemm 16y ago
Quantcast has a similar list too: http://www.quantcast.com/top-sites-1
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Startup Prayer(enotes.com)
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Software Quotes(softwarequotes.com)
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XRegExp - JavaScript regular expression library(xregexp.com)
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by sayemm 16y ago
I agree, I think it's because life exp of any kind greatly helps for confidence and leadership in running a company as well. But I still think there's no better way to learn the game than to just go out there and do it... make mistakes, lea
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by sayemm 16y ago
I think Chris Dixon said it best in this tweet: http://twitter.com/cdixon/status/13437285168 "People capable of making enough money to never work again are the same people who will never quit working."
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The Web as an API(ajaxian.com)
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by sayemm 16y ago
I'm 25 and I've founded two startups in the past; I know exactly what you're talking about regarding the emotional roller coaster. But I greatly disagree that age somehow naturally helps you deal with this. The only thing that does help y
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by sayemm 16y ago
Jim Clark was 50 when he co-founded Netscape with Marc Andreessen. And he was 37 when he first got in the game and started SGI. Mark Pincus was 41 when he started Zynga. Mark Cuban was in his late-30s when he started what would become Broad
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The birth of AJAX – an amazing story(techtracer.com)
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What should a self-taught programmer with no degree learn/read?(stackoverflow.com)
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by sayemm 16y ago
"Intensity is the price of excellence." - Warren Buffett, page 293 of "The Snowball"
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Interview with Larry Ellison (1994)(cwhonors.org)
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JSLint - JavaScript Code Quality Tool(jslint.com)
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Hugh Hefner tells how he created an identity in order to fulfill his dreams(time.com)
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"Netscape Time", by Jim Clark(amazon.com)
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Does Internet Explorer have more than a billion users?(royal.pingdom.com)
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Three ways to attract a buyer (andyswan.com)
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by sayemm 16y ago
great find -- thanks!
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The importance of momentum(andyswan.com)
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Firefox Extension Development Tutorial(rietta.com)
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by sayemm 16y ago
"The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life", by Alice Schroeder - http://www.amazon.com/Snowball-Warren-Buffett-Business-Life/... This is by far the best biography on the man. Alice Schroeder did an amazing job. His life story
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Rocky Balboa Speech - "it ain't about how hard you hit..."(youtube.com)
2 points by sayemm 16y ago|1 comments
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by sayemm 16y ago
Thanks for including the original Wired link there. And my apologies guys, I usually include the date of the article on the title if it's something old and link to the original publication on my HN submissions. I came across the link on Quo
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by sayemm 16y ago
Only way to observe a crowd is to stand away and look from a distance.
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Andrew Mason: CEO, jester(chicagotribune.com)
2 points by sayemm 16y ago|0 comments

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