inscitekjeff

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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
Another damn student of the Jerry Yang school of acquisitions. #fail
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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
A recruiter collecting a big pile of resumes? - Imagine that! Call me a cynic, but I hope the motivations here are pure or at least balanced.
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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
There is a relevant question and answer set for this topic on Stack overflow at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/187761/recursive-lock-mut...
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Death rays at the Vdara hotel pool in Vegas(travel.usatoday.com)
4 points by inscitekjeff 16y ago|1 comments
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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
How do I upvote this comment 5 more times? :)
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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
I agree. It's an impressive interface. If this really proves to be a very desirable improvement from an end user perspective, it may take Bing YEARS to be able to duplicate the experience unless they had something like this in the works alr
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Design for Conversion - Checkout Page Redesign(experienceblogger.com)
3 points by inscitekjeff 16y ago|0 comments
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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
stackexchange.com is the beginning of highlighting featured questions from all the "stack" sites.
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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
What is your point? They don't belong in public schools either.
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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
As stated by another reply, part of it definitely is the shift from managing people to managing managers. The other main shift is that the scope of what you are doing goes beyond what one person can keep in their head. You can't know everyt
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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
Yes, that is definitely part of it.
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by inscitekjeff 16y ago
When starting a business, if the idea is even reasonably good in a decent sized market and you stick to it, getting to $1M per year in revenue is not the hard part. In fact, after two companies of my own, it was almost too easy to get that