thorie

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by thorie 15y ago
Anyone here guilty of thinking they'll be happy (happier) after they've built a successful startup...?
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by thorie 15y ago
Planning is a wasteful byproduct of being a poor developer. A good developer will write code once, get it right the first time, without any planning, and have it do exactly what it needs to do. Everything else slapped on top of that to get
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by thorie 15y ago
Is it one of these products? http://whebsite.com/wiki/Startups#Project_management
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by thorie 15y ago
Check out some of the apps here http://whebsite.com/wiki/Startups#Finance_and_accounting
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by thorie 15y ago
I thought No-Vim-Ber would mean I can't use vim for a month. Phew! Glad that's not the case.
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by thorie 15y ago
Sounds like a recipe for a hectic, unorganized environment. That being said, bureaucracy is waste. I think we all need some kind of balance.
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by thorie 15y ago
This article complete ignores the simple fact that if you're talented, you don't need to work hard.
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by thorie 15y ago
Is SimpleCV where I'm supposed to submit my resume?
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by thorie 15y ago
I like the point he made about not giving exact instructions on taking a box from point A to B. Looks like it's better to hire smart, capable people and not micromanage them - than it is to hire cheap people and tell them exactly what to do
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by thorie 15y ago
I don't understand why people choose to have so many things competing for their time, and then talk about "burnout". Of course you will be burned out. I could be trying to go to college, work full-time, have 6 kids, train to be an olympic a
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by thorie 15y ago
My biggest problem is resolving disagreements, especially those that have to do with time. Some co-founders work less than others, but negotiating a fluctuating ownership percentage leads to many arguments. As one person's ownership decline
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The Case for the Single Founder Startup(readwriteweb.com)
47 points by thorie 15y ago|17 comments
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by thorie 15y ago
I would like a button on the front page that says "Tour" that explains what happens. I tried using it, but I didn't want to create an account. I want to see what it does and how it works. Maybe an example of it or a video demo. Also I recom