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by timjahn 15y ago
Agreed. I love Tom's overall tone in that article.
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by timjahn 15y ago
Just noticed the title of this post changed from what I originally entered. I was unaware somebody was able to do this. Who has the ability? (I don't mind, just curious.)
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by timjahn 15y ago
Still blows my mind that they had video chat that far back.
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by timjahn 15y ago
On the contrary, I think it's a big deal. Facebook has unprecedented reach. Grandmas everywhere will now be playing bridge over video chat. :)
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by timjahn 15y ago
Not dissing anybody. Saw the story linked to in the TechCrunch article and chuckled at it. Just fun to remember.
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MySpace, Skype announce partnership (2007)(msnbc.msn.com)
213 points by timjahn 15y ago|45 comments
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by timjahn 15y ago
I like the idea, interested to see how it pans out.
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by timjahn 15y ago
Great point. I sometimes think that CEOs of typical large corporations like RIM are a totally different species.
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A conference to connect startups and corporations(siliconprairienews.com)
3 points by timjahn 15y ago|0 comments
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by timjahn 15y ago
Gotta love how there's no author of the blog post. Just signed "Research In Motion". And "Filed in: News." And they didn't like how the author of that letter was anonymous? Seems to be company policy. No faces.
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by timjahn 15y ago
I think the effectiveness of project management software depends greatly on the type of project being managed. For example, I don't consider Jira as in the same arena as Basecamp (and I've used both a good amount). I see Jira as a programm
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An Artistic Twist On Family Photo Sharing with Photogram(beyondthepedway.com)
1 points by timjahn 15y ago|0 comments
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by timjahn 15y ago
I may be wrong, but I believe the premise behind card.io is that you buy something in an app (a good old in app purchase), and instead of typing in all your credit card info, you simply take a picture of your credit card for payment. Doesn'
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by timjahn 15y ago
Is Foursquare making ANY money? What a game.
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by timjahn 15y ago
"Most articles look like recycled PR posts about Company X raising Y millions from a Z fund." Spot on. I can't stand that. Who cares, really? How do any of those articles add any value to what any of us are doing?
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Learn How To Build Great Company Culture From 4 Of The Best(beyondthepedway.com)
2 points by timjahn 15y ago|0 comments
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3 Tips For Choosing A Business Partner(entrepreneursunpluggd.com)
2 points by timjahn 15y ago|0 comments
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by timjahn 15y ago
As long as you're clear as to what role you played in the project, it's fine to put anything you worked on in your portfolio.
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by timjahn 15y ago
I think aggravation is a great problem to solve and there's definitely value in that. Ultimately, it's a matter of how much the customer values your product and how well it solves their problem. If your customer is aggravated because a cer
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by timjahn 15y ago
LOVE this idea! Something like this would make a world of a difference in moving. Definitely going to use it next time I move.
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by timjahn 15y ago
With our Entrepreneurs Unpluggd events ( http://www.EntrepreneursUnpluggd.com ), we're looking to help entrepreneurs succeed. From my own experience, I've found that being around like minded people who support you, help you, and believe in
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Do you create your own opportunities?(entrepreneursunpluggd.com)
1 points by timjahn 15y ago|0 comments
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by timjahn 15y ago
Couldn't have said it better.
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by timjahn 15y ago
Sorry about that. Working on both. :)
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Instead of eating lunch out every day, buy 4 iPads(entrepreneursunpluggd.com)
7 points by timjahn 15y ago|7 comments
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by timjahn 15y ago
Good to know! Do you have any links to events, etc.? Would love to learn more about the scene there.
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by timjahn 15y ago
I've heard great things about the Boulder scene! Do you know personally of any events that happen on a regular or semi-regular basis and are well attended?
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by timjahn 15y ago
"Stop and go" in the sense that there are lots of good events, then nothing for awhile, then lots of good events again? Trying to understand exactly what you mean by "stop and go".
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by timjahn 15y ago
Can't hurt to try both. I think there are definitely pros and cons to each, but the only way you're going to truly discover what works for you is to give each environment a try.
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Ask HN: What cities in the US have a growing startup/entrepreneur community?
17 points by timjahn 15y ago|16 comments

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