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   by vchoi 14y ago

   Ad Ops Insider helps you fill out some gaps after you finish looking at Kawaja's chart: http://www.adopsinsider.com/
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   by vchoi 14y ago

   It's regional thing too. Depending on the location, the startup's values places emphasis on different things. An NYC startup probably has more emphasis on 'smoke and mirrors', and has more of a market to capitalize your design skills for.
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   by vchoi 14y ago

   It's hard to learn to code, it's hard to teach kids, it's noble to help underserved kids, but the combination resulting in "Do YOU believe any kid can be the next Steve Jobs?" seems a bit off. It's probably just brand positioning and their
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   by vchoi 14y ago

   "A couple of years ago, I realized that I was not the material of which great artists are made and that I was rather glad I wasn't. And since then I have been happier simply to do the work and to take the reward at the end of every day that
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   by vchoi 14y ago

   Perhaps the article is lazy with elaborating on its normative perspectives onto a mass. The primary danger is when normative behavior is hegemonic and enforced with a uniform acceptance on what a person/child should behave like. Stories of