bookhuddle

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by bookhuddle 18y ago
I track my book list on Bookhuddle; here is one list that might be of interest to others http://www.bookhuddle.com/list/491/Recommended-Technical-and... You can also form book clubs there and manage multiple group lists.
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Check out www.bookhuddle.com, a site where you can track the books you want to read, are reading, your favorite books, etc. Find out what books are newly released, top selling, in most users' lists, and more, by book category. Here are the
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Not related to the cosmos, but "Genome: The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chapters" is a great book. It presents information in a story format that allows people without much scientific background to understand and appreciate the genome
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Agree that "Brief History..." is a great book.
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
I encourage you to work on one or more of your ideas sooner rather than later, even while working full-time. You seem to be at the stage in your life where you could pursue the YCombinator program (or similar programs). This is one way to
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Libraries generally close around 8pm. Software startup founders are probably just getting started at that time. :)
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Everyone has their own reasons, I'm sure. Here are some that come to mind: - They don't have an idea for a startup - They've never thought about entrepreneurship - They don't know how to go about doing it - They might be afraid to try
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
A few weeks back someone posted this on Hacker News: http://www.indiangeek.net/wp-content/uploads/Programmer%20co... It might help you gain insight on how some employers might evaluate candidates, you can assess where you fit in the matri
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
I use a mind map tool called FreeMind for many things, one of them being keeping a todo list.
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
I haven't pursued an MBA, but know lots of people that have, including my siblings. All of them seem to have had great experiences with their programs; they learned a lot, met great people, experienced many things during the program that t
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
How long did it take you? How did you approach the list?
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
I would recommend trying to figure out what kind of work you want to be doing or enjoy/think you enjoy and then picking the education that will be most appropriate to help you get there. An MBA, MS in CS, and a Law degree will all be a grea
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Check this list out: http://www.bookhuddle.com/list/491/Recommended-Technical-and... This list is made up from books I've read, books friends and coworkers have read, books on Joel Spolsky's Management Training Program, the Personal MBA r
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Here is a list for your referece: http://www.bookhuddle.com/list/491/Recommended-Technical-and...
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
I second the vesting strategy. Make sure that whatever you set up aligns incentives with performance and the company's interests. Since this person is still working at another full time job, determine what level of commitment you expect t
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Bookhuddle groups or book clubs is a tool to help you organize and run groups or book clubs. Whether your book club has in person meetings or is a purely virtual club, you can benefit from this aspect of Bookhuddle. You can invite Bookhudd
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Thanks for your feedback. On Bookhuddle, you can easily add books that you like to your list, simply search for the book and click "add to list" and select the list you wish to add it to. You can also tag the book and tagging with one of
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Thanks for the feedback. In your opinion, what would convince you to want to switch over to Bookhuddle or any other service?
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
We thank everyone for the honest feedback, that is exactly what we are looking for. We understand that everyone has an opinion, a point of view, and a set of expectations and we appreciate you sharing yours with us. Any company faces lots
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
That's in the plan. In the meantime, on Bookhuddle you can organize your books in lists such as read, reading, to read, favorite, and own, or create any number of lists to help you organize your books. Thanks for the feedback.
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Hi, Bookhuddle is a social network and book reference site created to help people discover, organize, and share book information. With Bookhuddle, members can: * discover new books quickly and easily (new releases, top seller, most recommen
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Hi, Bookhuddle is a social network and book reference site created to help people discover, organize, and share book information. With Bookhuddle, members can: * discover new books quickly and easily (new releases, top seller, most recommen
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Ask YC: Please give us feedback on Bookhuddle(news.ycombinator.com)
7 points by bookhuddle 18y ago|4 comments
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by bookhuddle 18y ago
Hi. I recommend you meet with a lawyer familiar with this type of stuff. If you don't already know or have recommendations for a good lawyer, you can start by visiting your local Small Business Administration or SCORE branch to speak with
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Discover, Organize, and Share books with Bookhuddle (A social networking and book-reference site)(bookhuddle.com)
6 points by bookhuddle 18y ago|22 comments