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Getting Unstuck(skmurphy.com)
2 points by skmurphy 13y ago|1 comments
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by skmurphy 13y ago
I am just a customer happy to pay $50 year to have a supported version with a few key features that make it much more useful: private custom domains and private pages to name two. Their focus is K12 education so I am not sure how much the r
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by skmurphy 13y ago
Another good alternative is PrimaryPad: http://www.primarypad.com
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by skmurphy 13y ago
The human body adapts over time to repeated exposure to both low and high temperatures: the article compares results from http://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/As-Freezing-P... and http://www.scienc
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The More Fires Firefighters Are Exposed to, the More Heat Resistant They Become(smithsonianmag.com)
1 points by skmurphy 13y ago|1 comments
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Lean Startup Conference 2013 Roundup(skmurphy.com)
1 points by skmurphy 13y ago|0 comments
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by skmurphy 13y ago
closing paragraph contains a key piece of advice for entrepreneurs: "We like to think that being “smart and competent” makes you less likely to make mistakes. But when you’re out of your element, it may merely enable you to make more -
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ObamaCare is No Starship Enterprise(bloomberg.com)
4 points by skmurphy 13y ago|2 comments
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by skmurphy 13y ago
See also http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/04/100426182022.ht... for melanin coated silica nanoparticles protecting mice bone marrow from total body radiation
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by skmurphy 13y ago
related blog post from Aug-21-2013 http://www.emrandhipaa.com/emr-and-hipaa/2013/08/21/practice...
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by skmurphy 13y ago
Key grafs (blog post from Aug-21-2013): Practice Fusion turned on a feature that would email every single patient whenever a progress note was created in the Practice Fusion EHR. The email came addressed as being sent from the doctor and as
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Practice Fusion Violates Some Physicians’ Trust in Emails to Their Patients(emrandhipaa.com)
3 points by skmurphy 13y ago|1 comments
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by skmurphy 13y ago
What's under your control: 1. The particular type of customer: you can select who are you targeting and messaging. 2. The specific problem or need your focus on. 3. What you provide: the feature set and packaging of your offering. What
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What's Really Under Your Control In Offering a Minimum Viable Product(skmurphy.com)
1 points by skmurphy 13y ago|1 comments
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by skmurphy 13y ago
My experience has been that ereleases.com is a cost effective vehicle for getting the word out (I have no relationship to them other than as a customer). Part of the variance our different outcomes may be due to market focus and differences
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by skmurphy 13y ago
This seems committed to a "big bang" launch model. It's often more useful to give different perspectives on your product and your startup to different writers depending upon their audience's interests. This seem more abo
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by skmurphy 13y ago
I remember reading this when he first posted and finding quite a few good insights, some expressed a little idiosyncratically but I think that's in the nature of people doing original thinking. It's stream of consciousness but th
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by skmurphy 13y ago
So this is unrelated to https://www.startupcompass.co/ and http://blog.startupcompass.co/ and https://angel.co/startup-genome ?
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by skmurphy 13y ago
This looks more like the "Emperor's New Clothes" startup.
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by skmurphy 13y ago
"We procrastinate when we've forgotten who we are" Merlin Man in Inbox Zero Notes (Sep-30-2009) http://inboxzero.tumblr.com/post/201133278
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by skmurphy 13y ago
Competency can compensate for a demeanor that is listless, dull, and uncertain but if your profession requires direct engagement with customers you will likely be at a disadvantage. What are the counterexamples you developed? Given a choice
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by skmurphy 13y ago
Key ideas: 1. Write the "Bad Version"first 2. Write an outline first 3. Add a Middleman 4. Stop Writing and Pick up the Phone 5. Write the E-Mail Reply You Would Like to Receive 6. Draw the Proposal as a Dia
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Six Tips For Writing An E-Mail To A Prospect or Potential Partner(skmurphy.com)
2 points by skmurphy 13y ago|1 comments
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by skmurphy 13y ago
I am not sure about your two non-coding examples. There is a lot of effort expended to find non-surgical alternatives to many health conditions. Insurance companies in effect tell surgeons "you should avoid operating on people for this
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by skmurphy 13y ago
I think this is the startup of a powerful representation for a startup. I think the cash should be able to go negative to represent draw downs from savings or outside investment. This reminded me of Richard Caro's "Cashflow Fingerprint" for
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How To Thrive After An Acquisition(skmurphy.com)
1 points by skmurphy 14y ago|0 comments
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by skmurphy 14y ago
Key insight: sleep disorder, in particular insufficient delta sleep, may cause symptoms similar to ADHD The patient didn’t have A.D.H.D., I realized, but a chronic sleep deficit. A number of studies have shown that a huge proporti
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by skmurphy 14y ago
Small markets don't attract large well funded competitors (because their investors don't let them target them or redirect them to larger markets) allowing you to develop and refine an offering you can then aim at larger adjacent markets/seg
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by skmurphy 14y ago
Seth Godin had a great blog post last year about "Superman, Batman, and worldviews" at http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2012/07/superman-bat... here is the core of his analysis: Consider two common worldviews: Superman's and B
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by skmurphy 14y ago
CA law says that what you do on your own time with your own materials is yours.

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