theli0nheart

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by theli0nheart 17y ago
Same. He was definitely one of the most insightful speakers and was a great choice to close the day. Nice guy, too.
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by theli0nheart 17y ago
Around what time do things wrap up on Saturday? Not sure what time I should book my flight...
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by theli0nheart 17y ago
What really gets me about articles like these is that most companies don't get angel funding. Additionally, burn rate totally depends on what you're trying to do.
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by theli0nheart 17y ago
The upside is that you _sometimes_ get leads. The downside is that ads are overly-expensive for what you're getting. In my opinion, it's better to create a viral campaign and let others do the marketing for you ;). Edit: thoughts from Aaron
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by theli0nheart 17y ago
The article doesn't bring up the fact that a majority of the people in developed countries have plenty of resources to afford their needs. A house is not a necessity. A car is not a necessity. And as one of the commenters pointed out, the r
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by theli0nheart 17y ago
I think Cuil would do much better for itself if it focused on its search algorithm.
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by theli0nheart 17y ago
I wholeheartedly disagree. Programmers can learn to be great at what they do by _doing_. How many doctors do you think could learn what they know without going to medical school? None. This is why you must have an MD to practice medicine. P
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by theli0nheart 17y ago
What's incredible is that a lot of the time, GUI-based applications are only a smidgen more complicated than their command-line counterparts. Sad that your professor didn't seem to know this.
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by theli0nheart 17y ago
Ugh, makes me sick to my stomach.