stevenjames

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by stevenjames 17y ago
Andreessen: "Facebook will be bigger than Apple." Wow.
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Marc Andreessen Puts His Money Where His Mouth Is(money.cnn.com)
1 points by stevenjames 17y ago|1 comments
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by stevenjames 17y ago
could also eat lots of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches
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by stevenjames 17y ago
In terms of the product(s), what would you pay for it?
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Ask HN: Please Visit/Review My Business News Site
1 points by stevenjames 17y ago|0 comments
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The Way I Work: Matt Mullenweg(inc.com)
132 points by stevenjames 17y ago|46 comments
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by stevenjames 17y ago
Another read (though, it discusses the "Talent Scouts" -- not just Moritz): http://www.sequoiacap.com/news/the-secrets-of-the-talent-sco...
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Interview With Jack Dorsey (Twitter Co-Founder)(dailyfinance.com)
2 points by stevenjames 17y ago|0 comments
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by stevenjames 17y ago
What a trillion dollars looks like: http://www.zee.me/blog/2009/03/what-does-one-trillion-dollar...
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by stevenjames 17y ago
I think it will be important for journalists (and their companies) to really think about who their audiences are. I think it will be important to simplify. And once that's done, I think the majority of people will eventually (I don't know w
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by stevenjames 17y ago
Make something people will pay for.
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by stevenjames 17y ago
e.g. middle management
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by stevenjames 17y ago
I think he saw an opportunity to teach which stimulated his understanding of beauty. I think he wanted to open up the man's mind to continued exploration, and in this case, discovery as well.
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by stevenjames 17y ago
Great story. Great writing. I felt like I was in the room observing this encounter take place. This was very nice to read, or rather, to experience :) The joy of wonder! Thanks for the post
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by stevenjames 17y ago
Thanks
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by stevenjames 17y ago
Anyone have a direct link (e.g. non-subscription)?
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by stevenjames 17y ago
Apply your imagination.
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by stevenjames 17y ago
"Perhaps there's a lesson in this for the parents of other curious children who, from the start, require the freedom to meet life on their own terms: It is that there is no statute of limitations on the dreams you have for your children. An
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Raising Bill Gates (a.k.a. Trey)(money.cnn.com)
6 points by stevenjames 17y ago|1 comments
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by stevenjames 17y ago
I agree. I was just commenting on the quotation in the post. I think it would be erroneous to conclude that a student is not "good" because he/she receives a "C" in an economics course. Perhaps the student was very ill that quarter or was b
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by stevenjames 17y ago
I think one of the defining characteristics that differentiates "good" from "great" is discipline. Good students possess great skills, but they lack discipline. But in my opinion, discipline can be taught.
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Secrets of TV Pitchmen Billy Mays and Anthony Sullivan(money.cnn.com)
21 points by stevenjames 17y ago|3 comments
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by stevenjames 17y ago
Perhaps because you can run faster going forward than you can going backward?
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by stevenjames 17y ago
Most likely not a perfect solution, but thought I'd share it anyway :)
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An Alternative Approach to Archiving Blog Posts (freemontpost.com)
1 points by stevenjames 17y ago|1 comments
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by stevenjames 18y ago
i live on the eastside i'd probably pay up to $100/mo. for a desk, chair, wifi, and (clean) bathroom let me know if you get something going
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by stevenjames 18y ago
ha, this is similar to the interface on my site's homepage: freemontpost.com
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by stevenjames 18y ago
What was your process for learning? Where/how did you start? What language? Did you focus on trying to build a small web-app? Did you seek and have mentors? Any other helpful advice/insight is much appreciated. Thanks
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by stevenjames 18y ago
Perhaps you're the Steve Woz I've been looking for then? :)
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by stevenjames 18y ago
I did. But I deleted it and re-posted this morning. (I thought it might be more effective in the morning.)

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