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Hisoka
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Comment #5952390
Not having your wife/kids around when you're an entrepreneur can be a blessing. But try not having your wife/kids around when you have a day job.
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Comment #4703858
You're a startup, in search of a business model. Don't let things like distract you. What matters here is building someone people and will pay for. Focus on that. Not about things …
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Comment #3183508
I visited this site and had no clue what to do after 5 minutes.. Is this like Mint? I need to link all my accounts so they can verify it? I get points for reading the articles? It'…
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Comment #3182689
People love food porn, but this is the opposite of that.. snapping pictures of healthy foods. So you're going against the grain here... The social aspect isn't compelling compared …
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Comment #3182571
I think the days of building a content site that relies on search is over... everyday millions of new pages are populating the web, and Google is becoming stricter in their algorit…
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I agree. I did this for 5 months and counting, and the thing is I am horrible at detecting when I am starting to burn out. Last weekend, I experienced a very scary panic attack whi…
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Comment #3169187
What gives Codecademy a competitive advantage over competitors, and anyone that could put up the same type of site in a month?
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Comment #3169165
Professors don't count. This post would have more validity if it came from someone working at Wall Street, or a huge consulting firm, or even a lawyer
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I agree. You also can't just pick anyone as a co-founder. Not only is it hard to find entrepreneurial people, but also people with the right skill set to complement you, and the ri…
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Comment #3129978
Could DropBox just decide to say screw you to everyone and not be liquid? I don't think the founders would have a problem receiving a nice amt of salary every year, have something …
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I agree. It may have some insight, but doesn't really contain a lot of substance. Doesn't emotionally resonate with me... it's like a teacher telling you to behave.
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Comment #3114237
I think we can learn a lot from tribal societies. While it's unfeasible to have it in modern society, there's a lot to like from them including their focus on social relationships.…
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Comment #3114194
Probably not a practical solution but could you save some of it in the user preferences? If it's an image, you could probably base64 encode it and save it there. I know it's not me…
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Comment #3111952
I thought this article was going to be about someone in his deathbed who wished he would have coded less in his life
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Comment #3111932
sarcarm is narcissism disguised
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Comment #3111130
Columbus set off on the wrong path. He destroyed tribal living, and now look at where we are: big, overpopulated cities with impersonal interaction.
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Comment #3111114
I personally prefer the flight attendants to be cute, or pleasant to look at, mostly because I (as well as many others) sometimes get really scared at random times during a flight.…