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Re:Apple Unveils The iPhone 5S
on Tuesday September 10, 2013 @03:47PM (#6362873)
Doesn't the DMV requires thumbprint?
Re:Why are U.S websites so ugly?
on Friday August 30, 2013 @12:15PM (#6302556)
by U.S websites do you mean government websites?
Best of Quora 2010–2012 [pdf]
Re:Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 5 Notes Essay
on Friday April 20, 2012 @12:06PM (#3868462)
Thanks for posting the notes. I really appreciate it!
Apple’s Failed Attempt At Designing a Video Game Console in 1995
Steve Jobs Brainstorming The NeXT Computer
Early Sketches For The iTunes Logo. Apple ultimately went a different direction
Re:Steve Jobs Stanford Commencement Address: Death Is The Destination ...
on Thursday October 06, 2011 @11:50AM (#3080515)
It was indeed. I listen to it every time I doubt myself or need some encouragement.
Steve Jobs Stanford Commencement Address: Death Is The Destination We All Share
Most of the wealthiest founders and entrepreneurs came from humble beginnings
The first jobs and humble beginnings of 35 wealthy entrepreneurs and founders
Re:Sergey Brin’s Resume In 1996. Before Founding Google
on Monday September 26, 2011 @03:22PM (#3040326)
agree.
Re:Sergey Brin’s Resume In 1996. Before Founding Google
on Monday September 26, 2011 @02:31PM (#3040132)
I completely agree with you. Most of the time founders have no clue of what they are doing or how to do it. Most start with a simple idea or problem to solve and then start doing something about it with no plans or roadmap. Like Google for example, it started as a simple phD project and is now the most visited website in the world worth billions of dollars.
Back in 1998 Brin and Page had no idea of what they would accomplish with Google. Or Mark, which coded a website that million of coders could code. The difference is that he met the right people and persevered.
But that is why it is so fun to be a founder, you never know what to expect or how far you can go. Its scary and fun.