timmm

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by timmm 13y ago
Or alternatively instead of testing the market with the mindset of absolute consumer naivety.... and the fact that in this industry it's much easier to make a bet that your comfortable with and then just putting it out there and see. No amo
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by timmm 13y ago
Don't make success a binary thing, imagine it as continuous and incremental. If you've had no levels of success yet then change your approach. Forget networking or pitching or X factor that shit is almost irrelevant. Find a way to make a pr
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by timmm 13y ago
I don't really know what any of that means. Compare yourself to other companies and show the value that way.
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by timmm 13y ago
Build your own projects and do freelancing on the side. Doing this will make you a better programmer, allow you to compile a portfolio, and earn you some cash.
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by timmm 13y ago
If this is all true then there is nothing noble about hiding the companies name. Furthermore I would say most of big pharma is evil. Not on a personal level but as a whole.
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by timmm 13y ago
Financial independence. Starting a profitable company is an interesting challenge. Not having to worry about money. Providing value to the world. Enjoying the intellectually stimulating challenge of programming. Working remotely and on a
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by timmm 13y ago
I would much rather cultivate the habit of NOT quitting even if it means occasionally spending time doing something unecessary. Once you allow yourself to quit the slippery slope becomes whether you're quitting strategically in order to ach
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by timmm 13y ago
I know AT&T does that I haven't experienced that with Sprint.
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by timmm 13y ago
The links at the top don't really work.
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by timmm 13y ago
Sprint has no data cap...
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by timmm 13y ago
They said that about 4G and about higher screen resolutions, and about higher display dimensions. They will innovate.
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by timmm 13y ago
Nice, how can I get this?
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by timmm 13y ago
Lol first bid 40k
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by timmm 13y ago
No ads
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by timmm 13y ago
Neil Degrasse Tyson made this point. He basically said that imagine if instead of people saying at cocktail parties "I can't do math" they said "I can't read..."
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by timmm 13y ago
And I still can't make a bit coin acquisition on the site...
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by timmm 13y ago
To the respective mobile carriers.
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by timmm 13y ago
You do realize that the 30% that Google takes from Android Developers from App sales doesn't go to Google right?
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by timmm 13y ago
Yeah I get that, you might like Google maps more if say you cared about the actual maps.
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by timmm 13y ago
More than that - make the best of the situation, you now have a close aquaintance that works for Google. It's always good to know someone at google.
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by timmm 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (I'm very inexpensive) Latest Projects // http://goo.gl/hgsiY // http://goo.gl/7Fsuh // http://goo.gl/bvXAq // http://goo.gl/zzHkI Main skills: PHP, SMS Gateway, AJAX, JavaScript, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, Git, My
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by timmm 13y ago
I like the open files right in browser aspect. Attachments can be tricky for the non tech saavy.
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by timmm 13y ago
Nice domain.
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by timmm 13y ago
This is like telling the chef how to cook the meal. Here's an idea use a third party email client!
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by timmm 13y ago
Yes your delusional. Again an example of confusing sufficient with required. Good product with mass appeal is required but hardly sufficient.
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by timmm 13y ago
I don't see the value of comparing consumer device navigation techniques to the idea/gimmick of designing a whole outfit on a website. Sure the navigation strategy is good for mobile/tablet browsing - no question there. But I'm not sure the
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by timmm 13y ago
Antifragile by Nassim Taleb
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by timmm 13y ago
Bitcoin Anyone?
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by timmm 13y ago
http://weavesilk.com/
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by timmm 13y ago
Relative value - understand it.

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