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by trendyy 12y ago
Would this book be helpful for those who live in the UK? Or is it very US specific?
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Ask HN: If you designed a co-working hub from scratch, what are the must-have?
2 points by trendyy 12y ago|1 comments
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by trendyy 12y ago
I think you should let people dream. Very few people start billion dollar start-ups - but there are skills and insight being provided here that is highly transferable. Start-ups are frequently on the cutting edge of business practices - the
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by trendyy 12y ago
Whilst I somehwhat agree with your sentiment, I actually think the content of the course (thus far) is acutally pretty consistent with what you've said above. The main takeaway from the last lecture was identify a good problem and a go
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by trendyy 12y ago
For those interested in different approaches to weight loss, I found this article really helpful while trying to shed a few pounds myself: http://liamrosen.com/fitness.html
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by trendyy 12y ago
The margin is in the notebooks not the scanning service.
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by trendyy 12y ago
Definitely agree with this - but this service combined with handwriting recognition to make notebooks searchable (a la Evernote) would be perfect!
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by trendyy 12y ago
When I first read Maciej's tweets and blogs early on I thought he was a cynical arsehole. As time went on I realised the tech industry could use a few more cynical arseholes.
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by trendyy 12y ago
Couldn't help but notice that book has a terrible review from the author John Seddon - although he has always been a vocal critic of management thinking such as lean.
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by trendyy 12y ago
If you ever find yourself the smartest guy in the room, then you're in the wrong room.
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How I stopped procrastinating and started learning to code.(medium.com)
1 points by trendyy 13y ago|0 comments