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I'm a serial entrepreneur who likes Apple, photography, cars and saltwater aquariums. This blog allows would be entrepreneurs to take a peek inside my startup life. ... Read More
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4.14.2010 | View Comments
Whether you’re a food blogger, a tech blogger or a networking junkie; blogging about the 10 or 20 people you’ve met at tweetups can sometimes be a chore especially if you’re one of those OCD people who wants to make sure every name is linked.
2.15.2009 | Comments Off
After talking to entrepreneurs and observing web based startup teams over the last couple of years, it’s becoming easier to spot teams that will succeed vs. teams that may succeed. One notable things about teams that are more likely to succeed, the ones that have been staying on track week-to-week, is that they have diversity on their team – mainly separating the role of business development and technical development into two or more people.
6.10.2008 | View Comments
I’ve read a multitude of blogs out there in the last day about how people were incredibly disappointed in what was actually shown at the 2008 WWDC yesterday. Whereas I can understand the disappointment for things like dual cameras for conferencing on the phone, I also understand that most wireless networks do not yet have the infrastructure to handle this sort of bandwidth. Let’s say you start selling 5-10MM more iPhones around the world and these people start to take advantage of this feature on a daily basis, whereas in the US we might be able to ramp up the necessary bandwidth, I hardly believe Denmark, Malta, Peru or Madagascar could handle this out of the box. Out of the box, everything works is Apple’s bread and butter. They understand that people will suffer with a few less features for a user experience not plagued with slow of buggy features (the Windows Mobile Task Manager is a perfect example of the sort of hack Apple has a knack for avoiding).
3.30.2008 | Comments Off
Do any of you know any developers that fit the following?
Who We Are Looking For:
We are looking for a senior level php developer who understands what it’s like to work for an unfunded startup to take us to the next level. (Yes, we know you could very easily still be a student at one of the local colleges.)
