iamtoby2003

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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
thanks for sharing this article, i cosntantly felt threatened and suffered lack of condifence growing up and my performances were often affected by "conditional stupidity"
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A tale of a product way ahead of its time-From Microsoft SPOT to Pebble(mandy.simpletofind.ca)
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
that being said, this article holds a different opinion. http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2012/04/why_you_wont_get_breakthroug...
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
I completely understand how OP feels. but the sad truth is when companies grow bigger, bureaucracy happens. i dont believe other giant tech companies are doing any better. you either suck it up and play the game along or bail and start your
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
I completely understand how OP feels. but the sad truth is when companies grow big enough, bureaucracy happens. I don't believe other giant tech companies are doing any better than microsoft. You either suck it up and play the games along o
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
would it save us from the hell of objective c?
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
teaching is still a bit different than deeply understanding it. when i was in high school, i always tried to teach my younger sister what i have learned in class when i got home hoping it will help me remember stuff. but over time i found o
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
writing mobile game apps in C is totally cool and everything. but for small startups, surviving and quicker profit are way more important than adopting some aristocratic way of programming
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
mmm....if i contribute 10 bucks, i would expect at least a copy of the software. Plus, the UI is not too exciting and their expecation for investment might be abit high IMO
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
sad truth: i have seen start-ups with not-so-impressive ideas get so much funding and press. It all comes down to your connections and who is behind the scene...
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
another North Korea?
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by iamtoby2003 14y ago
a start-up with simple technology and a couple years of history got bought up for $ 1 billion? mmm....this reminds me of the bubble in 2000
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by iamtoby2003 15y ago
how many jobs do they create oversea?