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by wh-uws 16y ago
I have to disagree with you from "big business is still running the American government" on this one. If this were so true in this case why bog down the Airline Industry with the draconian TSA in the first place?
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by wh-uws 16y ago
You should also drop people on the hello world puzzle as soon as they sign up. It helps to be able to see some examples and know where/what the guidelines are before you get started
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How Software Companies Die - by Orson Scott Card (netjeff.com)
140 points by wh-uws 16y ago|45 comments
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Or you could get a ultra low voltage laptop and have the best of both worlds. (Good battery life and a decent amount of processing power)
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by wh-uws 16y ago
North Atlanta is the calmest part. I bet you would feel differently if you moved into the city or south of town.
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by wh-uws 16y ago
I understand FF 4 beta 6 is crashing like mad on me :( I've had to use chrome for most of my browsing because 3 is too slow now that I've tried 4 but every time my laptop goes to sleep and also randomly throughout the day it crashes. I'm a
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by wh-uws 16y ago
which... suburb of Atlanta?
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by wh-uws 16y ago
My co-founder and I are. http://upscalews.com
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by wh-uws 16y ago
please let this be a reference to the Young Jeezy song... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9sABRosdNg
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by wh-uws 16y ago
because depending on the developers they might believe in their startup enough to stick with it unless you offer them enough to come to you.
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by wh-uws 16y ago
I really believe this market is ripe for disruption. Like right now.
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by wh-uws 16y ago
I think the universal conclusion is that engineering is good - great but management needs alot of work. As a former intern... I concur.
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Of course its a okay. You can go through life just fine not interacting with people / not enjoying it. But if you don't want to be that way, what you have to understand is why you "tend to be communicative with people who share similar inte
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by wh-uws 16y ago
I can answer that one... their pointy haired bosses read the ads in the airports and business magazines that say "98% of Fortune 500 companies" use Oracle
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by wh-uws 16y ago
First off exactly like folz and others have said. Make something. BUILD SOMETHING as people often call it. It can be as simple as you want. Make sure to avoid feeling inferior with whatever it is however it comes out. ALOT of programming is