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Free Beer Economy(linuxjournal.com)
2 points by yankees1 18y ago|0 comments
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by yankees1 18y ago
Disagree also. I enjoy the hand drawn graphics. The ability to resize, rename, color, and place easily within Mockups is anything but crude. The adjective I've used in describing Mockups is elegant.
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by yankees1 18y ago
Non-technical stuff like having a clue on how to actually make some money, maybe some domain expertise so you can actually solve a problem instead of just doing something cool? Yeah those can wait. Hackers who dismiss the importance of bein
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Green startup in Houston gives you free golf cart rides(startuphouston.com)
1 points by yankees1 18y ago|0 comments
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Ask YC: Hacker beer of choice
2 points by yankees1 18y ago|13 comments
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by yankees1 18y ago
Calacanis is a journalist? By what measure? Arrington, Calacanis, Scoble, that jack ass from 1938 media...its embarrassing to the community that has worked so hard to make the internet a community of people interested for promoting better i
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by yankees1 18y ago
Really wasn't trying to change anyone's behavior, just asking a question hence the "Ask YC" prefix.
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by yankees1 18y ago
Thanks everyone, I really wasn't criticizing anyone, just trying to get different view points. Lots of great feedback.
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Ask YC: Why do people submit TechCrunch stories?
17 points by yankees1 18y ago|26 comments
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by yankees1 18y ago
This highlights the fact that there are quality, good paying jobs in the US. A good portion of the unemployed are unemployed because they overvalue their skills or aren't willing to make changes necessary to become employed.
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by yankees1 18y ago
On the Braintree site, which is the payment processor used by this railskit, it shows that they may not always choose to work with you if you do less than 100K a month. Has anyone had any experience with getting approved? https://www.brain
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by yankees1 18y ago
The skill that you must be a specialist at is leadership. You can hire finance specialists, IT specialists, legal specialists, etc. The ability to lead during the peaks and valleys of any business, not just a startup, is what you are being
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by yankees1 18y ago
i'm looking for some information here...how do you not be an "idea guy" if you have ideas? I have detailed business requirements, well thought out mockups, use cases, I listen well, "stay out of the kitchen", what else?
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by yankees1 18y ago
I think I might give this a shot. I recently posted looking for a developer to work with as a co-founder and only had one bite. I'm going down the outsourcing route with one idea right now. I'm also trying to teach myself Ruby as I type thi
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Looking for a break from the start-up grind?(meltwater.com)
2 points by yankees1 18y ago|0 comments
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by yankees1 18y ago
As a business/idea guy I hope I'm needed. I have a a stack of programming books on my desk, I actually look at code to try to get my mind around what is going on. But I don't program. What I do bring to the table is experience, an understan
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by yankees1 19y ago
I'm truly not trying to bail out SAP here, but doesn't WM have a little bit of accountability here? How could they purchase something that supposedly is designed for the Waste & Recycling industry and be so far off on their analysis of
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Programming Language vs Foreign Language(muchosalsa.com)
1 points by yankees1 19y ago|2 comments