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snambi
14y ago
I agree. Motivation and group energy. I learnt more from interacting with other teams.
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14y ago
Yes, I agree, college is where I learned the most and at the highest pace, but not in classrooms or from professors. Mostly from classmates and other students, juniors and seniors. There is no place like college.
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snambi
14y ago
I agree. There is a mixture of teams in various stages. It is very good to learn from teams that are ahead of you in terms of learning. I've been attending the physical meetups in san francisco. Eventhough, the turnout has reduced steadily
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snambi
14y ago
Its very easy. I would normally say "wow, look there is a tiger". You can say this as loud as possible. btw, if you notice kids they would do the same thing.
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snambi
14y ago
Sure. Did you take a look at ubuntu recently? btw, ubuntu is free.
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Tech CU wants to become a bank
(dailykos.com)
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14y ago
Terrorists want people not to continue their way of life. This is their main objective. They want people to live in fear. By voluntarily creating fear about terrorism, we make the terrorists goal easier.
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14y ago
I agree. Parties are fun. It provides a nice break. The models and tigers can distract, but they also provide a way to talk to strangers easily.
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14y ago
I agree. Less words are better. Someone is looking for grammer to hire, may be he should move to publishing industry.
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14y ago
Can you point me to a page, where I can see the sticky mojo?
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14y ago
i believe one of the main reasons for mysql's popularity is that it is available by default with many hosting providers who provide PHP based hosting for a very cheap price. These are low-medium volume sites developed by a small teams. The
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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
(businessweek.com)
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snambi
14y ago
I agree. Sometimes I see some funny videos. At best it is random, unless they forward a video directly to me.
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How Apple and Microsoft Armed 4,000 Patent Warheads
(wired.com)
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snambi
14y ago
is this just a mockup?
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14y ago
Sure, they have all data about someone. But, what is the use? It is like searching a needle in a haystack.
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14y ago
Nice story.
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14y ago
Amazon is trying to become a specialized shipping service?
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14y ago
It depends on your project. Here is the guidelines I use. Prototype / Early Stage Project. Avoid TDD during early stages. Focus on learning and make the project work. Also get feedback from potential users. At this point, only one or t
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Money-Making Companies You Don't Know In Silicon Valley
(pandodaily.com)
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Debugging Servlets with jetty, maven and eclipse
(nambisankaran.wordpress.com)
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14y ago
Lets say an investor puts 3M for 30% of the company. 1-2 years later, X is profitable and valued at 30M. Now, if the investor sells their 30%, they will make 9M. That is 6M in profits. Is this considered as success? It is not an IPO or big
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14y ago
when the company is profitable and has valuation, the investors can sell their shares. If the investor makes a profit by selling their shares, will it count still count as failure? It is possible that the investor can lose money, even if th
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14y ago
If the startup is profitable and self sustain itself, does it count as success or failure?
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14y ago
Reddit has http://www.reddit.com/r/startups which is about startups. It is not exactly a launch pad, but a lot of startup stories are shared.
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14y ago
This is very useful. It is hard to the legal docs in the early stage. Thanks for providing the docs.
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The domain landgrab, by the numbers
(news.cnet.com)
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Petabytes on budget
(blog.backblaze.com)
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14y ago
RMS is not a fanatic. People portray him as a fanatic. Is Gandhi a fanatic? But, it would be easy to portray him as a fanatic, as an enemy to corporations. We need more people like RMS.
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CLisp online tutorial
(psg.com)
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