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17y ago
When i saw this question this is what i thought also. I was a tad unsure but when i put my application through in the next month or so i was going to discuss a general system known to everyone and how I was able to conduct myself to ensure
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I see it like this. To start a business, whatever it is you need time, money and skill. However if you have 2 of the 3 your still capable of succeeding. If you have money and time, you can pour in those 2 aspects to get the best managers, e
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It really depends on your problem and the situation your in. Sometimes you cant, there are some nagging problems that can not be left and should not be ignored. I guess these things are more along the side of family and health (for me anywa
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I think i have to agree on this article. Lets assume you cant find someone who embodies everything that is discussed in PG's essay + someone who also loves users and cares deeply about their needs and solving their problems (which would be
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17y ago
Hmmm, i sometimes get that same kind of feeling though i always tell myself, "no it should be ok", they are trusted, smart, respect my privacy my data and benevolant ... I store my emails using gmail, my code for my startup is backed up in
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17y ago
Even firewalls in the enterprise corporate environment have the same problem. Network architects (well the bad ones anyway) know what they need to do to the firewall to achieve connectivity but dont know what security side effects those cha
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this is fun ! let me think I had a job as a cleaner at a shopping centre which i did at night times, i had a friend who was doing that full time and he asked me if i wanted to help, pay was good cause i was 13 so any money was good :P I fir
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I think what you have said is true (to sum extent, i think there are 3 demographics though not to)as i have seen people not within those 2 demographics you mentioned have no interest to use twitter, however those 2 demographics are very lar
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Did bachelors at sydney uni and masters at the university of NSW. If i have a chance in future i would love to go to school in america. Have plans to do so if all goes well.
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Agreed, thats why mines different :)
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I think the main concern is not that someone can use your account here at HN but the fact that they can get the password file and use your password to access your personal emails and whatever else (assuming that your using the same password
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Thats kind of what i was thinking. Its just stating pretty much the obvious. After time people will be where they are + experience, if based on their experience they do nothing different then they will be the same as they always were + mone
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One interesting fact is that googles mission is to organise the worlds information. I would assume there is quite some good information in wolfram-alpha. Wonder if google will try to organise wolfram data some time down the line ;) And on a
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Hmmmm, i dont actually agree with this very much. In the early days its quite important that you know what everyone is doing. Maybe when things are 1-2 years along there is the position for the guy that does the job that everyone else kind
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Numbers 1,3,4,7 and 8 are some of the things over time I have also learnt. Sometimes you wonder whether your just over thinking things and that is why its good to once in a while validate it against other peoples who have actually written a
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I havnt launched yet but i know for a fact i will go bootstrapped. So after a few months i know whether i will be breakeven, ramen or in the red. Like all im aiming for bootsrap + very profitable but dont know if that will happen within 6mo
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I read the speech prior to seeing it on youtube and I thought to myself what a great speech. His speech kind of shows that successful trait and why Larry is where he is today. After i watched the video though i just wondered whether he wa
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I actually started first and then began to read, kind of counter intuitive but it wasnt on purpose. Reason is in my circle of friends when i was at uni we didnt talk much of startups. Actually it was unheard of, stable job was the way to go
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I guess we are in a mirror image at the moment :) i worked at a big consultancy company then worked overseas for 3 years then came back here again. When i was overseas i worked in asia and it was there that i really met with some great busi
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what you have said is true. I mean im from oz and when we were all at uni there wasnt really much talk of startups and starting our own businesses, not in my circle anyway. It was all about getting the best grades to kick butt at the interv
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18y ago
Hi Paul, let me just start by saying your essays are great and a true inspiration. My team and i are from australia and we have all been working in a 9-5 and also doing our startup which after 1.5 years is almost complete (just a FEW more m
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18y ago
Thanks for an awesome day. I would never had imagined that it would be possible to listen to so many great speakers and thinkers together. It was very inspiring and was one of those days that changed the way I look at my life and career.