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Comment #7798468
I don't think you can necessarily say Yahoo is a bad company just because you had a bad experience with one of the customer service representatives.
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Comment #7657833
Awesome thanks!
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Comment #7657831
Just watched this video, very inspiring indeed.
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Comment #7657341
Thanks for the suggestions. I'm looking forward to watching all of them, especially the Lean Startup Conference talk.
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Comment #7657088
I've already seen a couple of these but I'll be sure to watch the ones I haven't. Thanks
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Comment #7657075
The title alone was enough to get me to add it to my playlist.
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Comment #7657056
These videos look great. Bookmarked.
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Comment #7657039
This looks awesome. Added to my plan to watch list! Keeping a playlist going for all these videos.
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Ask HN: What are your favorite videos relevant to entrepreneurs or startups?
Here are a couple of mine: - Vinod Khosla talks about the importance of team building, the startup life, and what it takes to be an entrepreneur. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5…
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Ask HN: What technologies do full stack web positions include?
As far as I understand, full stack web development includes front-end (HTML, CSS, Javascript) and back-end languages such as Ruby, PHP, or Python and frameworks like Rails, Laravel…
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Ask HN: Problem Monday
In light of the popularity of Idea Sunday, why don't we have a Problem Monday where instead of talking about ideas and solutions, we start off with problems.
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Ask HN: Web developer with free time. Anyone want to hack something together?
I'm free this weekend and most likely next. I thought I might take this chance to meet some new people and maybe hack together something fun. Also, some relevant information. I'm a…
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Comment #7487717
Great reply! Being a developer, I completely understand. "I may well have faced 40 or 50 or even 100 rejections before the big break. While in the middle of a string of rejections,…
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Comment #7487497
I've actually read that one. Very interesting book!
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Ask HN: How do you deal with that feeling that you aren't doing enough?
Often times when I'm not doing contracted work or working on my own startup, I feel like I'm not doing enough to be productive. How do you deal with that feeling? Personally, I fou…
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Comment #7451640
Awesome, this will be the first thing I read.
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Comment #7451055
Well not all things startup related come from startups (if that makes any sense). A Guide to the Good Life sounds like a worthwhile read, added to my plan to read list!
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Comment #7451047
I loved Snowcrash! For more science fiction, I personally like Michael Crichton.
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Comment #7450621
Looks like an interesting read. Apparently it's supposed to be pretty humorous as well which is a plus.
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Comment #7450587
Awesome. Just added it to my plan to read list. How does it compare to Lean Startup by Ries?
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Ask HN: What's on your reading list? Recommendations?
What are you reading right now? Always looking for good books to read when it comes to startups.
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Comment #7423093
I tried Phonegap but the 15MB limitation on .zip or github repo's make it impossible to use. I'll check out Corona though. Thanks
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Ask HN: What is the best way to create an MVP with an android app?
If I am working on a bootstrapped/lean startup, what is the best way to go about creating an MVP of an android app? I am a full-stack web developer and have only done some basic an…