johnrydell

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by johnrydell 11y ago
Let's just be thankful that we haven't had a major air-based catastrophe due to an outage or hacking!
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by johnrydell 11y ago
This is going to sound stupid but you should pick up as many as are useful to your specific needs. If you are super desperate for money, you might end up with a ton of angels. (Just remember the tradeoff that you will be managing a ton of
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by johnrydell 13y ago
You would have to be very, very fast and sophisticated to make a successful 30 second trade!
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by johnrydell 14y ago
I agree. My rule of thumb is that you need to shrink a project down into 3 month deliverables. If you aren't going to deliver something that stands alone and is useful in 3 months, then don't bother as the world will likely change before
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by johnrydell 14y ago
It is nearly impossible to stay "the best" for a long time. Apple is going to be great and very profitable for many years to come. But the amazing run they've been on for the past decade will slowly start to fade as entrepreneurs around t
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by johnrydell 14y ago
Exactly the same in my town. My 13 year old daughter and all of her friends are Instagram users. I'm not sure if they are rebelling against Facebook but they love texting and Instagram. While I like emailing and FB. Generational differe
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by johnrydell 14y ago
Here is my own piece of financial advice that I learned from a wise man 20 years ago: You have to double your income in order to improve your standard of living by 10%. Many people get a raise or a new job and they think they are now rich
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by johnrydell 14y ago
Thoughtful article. Well done.
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by johnrydell 14y ago
Cool concepts. But TripIt's mobile app isn't as bad as you are saying. I can always quickly and easily get what I need from it. The mobile app is one of the few "pro" upgrades I actually pay for on any app and it is worth it for someone
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by johnrydell 15y ago
I believe that most developers will gain 1 hour per day of productivity by having at least 2 monitors. Any company that isn't paying for multiple monitors is making extremely foolish management decisions.