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by kentonwhite 13y ago
Or is it because timebot hasn't been created yet? Hmmm....
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What Does a CTO Do?(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
1 points by kentonwhite 14y ago|0 comments
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A Conversation With Mark Bates About How To Learn CoffeeScript(rubysource.com)
1 points by kentonwhite 14y ago|0 comments
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by kentonwhite 14y ago
I look at the difference between a computer science major and physics major like the difference between an english major and a history major. The first has an in depth knowledge of writing & literature: its history, limitations, how it
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Gen X Hits Another Bump in the Road(blogs.hbr.org)
13 points by kentonwhite 14y ago|13 comments
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by kentonwhite 14y ago
Most graduate selection committees will look favorably on a couple of years industrial experience between doing a Masters and doing a PhD. This is irrespective if you continue in physics are switch to a more applied discipline such as engin
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by kentonwhite 14y ago
I received my PhD (Physics) in 1999 and went directly to industry. At that time I saw industry as a well paid post doc. My intention was to work a few years and then seek an academic position. In 2001 I had an offer from a top engineering
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Your Family is Also Your Startup(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
1 points by kentonwhite 14y ago|0 comments
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No Worries, Canada: SR&ED is here to stay(techvibes.com)
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Choosing Between Making Money and Doing What You Love(blogs.hbr.org)
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The Salesman Who Cried Wolf(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
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Nail it before you Scale It(themeafordgroup.com)
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A Bridge to Nowhere(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
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by kentonwhite 15y ago
Giving graceful criticism is as hard as gracefully accepting criticism. That's what I liked about this article -- decoupling the person from the code on both sides of the equation. My favorite line is "Criticize the code, not the developer
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Your identity ≠ Your code(collectiveidea.com)
96 points by kentonwhite 15y ago|36 comments
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An Hour a Day(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
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by kentonwhite 15y ago
Some of the best advice I've seen on leadership. Anyone looking to lead others in high risk activities (like start ups) can learn from this. Key lessons I took away (in addition to the title): Always keep your promise and Everyone has a sto
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Leadership Is a Gift Given by Those Who Follow(blogs.hbr.org)
2 points by kentonwhite 15y ago|1 comments
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Vitamins or Antibiotics(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
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What's in a Name?(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
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PitchMasters - feedback wanted on event idea(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
1 points by kentonwhite 15y ago|0 comments
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Always Be Honest (Even When You Can't)(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
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by kentonwhite 15y ago
You are absolutely right. I'm not going to defend what I did, but the question deserves an answer. I was caught up in my own emotions. Tom not showing up for the meeting felt like personal attack against me. That he was flaunting my "au
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Firing Employee #1(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
8 points by kentonwhite 15y ago|7 comments
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Finding Employee #1(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
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Bottom Up TAM(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
3 points by kentonwhite 15y ago|0 comments
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Exceptional, Exceptional, Exceptional(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
1 points by kentonwhite 15y ago|0 comments
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Software is People(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
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Building a Startup v. Building a Business(battlehardened.wordpress.com)
40 points by kentonwhite 15y ago|6 comments
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by kentonwhite 15y ago
Actually tried the bouldering angle. The underwriter had even less experience with bouldering than with rock climbing. When I explained it -- no ropes, no gear, just a crash pad -- the underwriter freaked and wouldn't consider insurance eve

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