grigy

Right, it's from wantrepreneur. The post just tries to highlight the areas that are hard to me as a developer. And I think most of technical people face with this.

I agree. But even by following the MVP methodology we still need to pick an idea to start with. Regardless the belief that execution is the key and idea worth nothing, I would still pick the one which satisfies most of the points.

Good advice. I'm also curious if you may want to present slightly different versions of your resume to different employers, for example by changing emphasis on particular technology or hiding unrelated project.

Maybe I don't get the question right, but for now I follow the standard flow of Octopress:

http://octopress.org/docs/blogging/

What specifically do you want to know?

Does not accept my username, without pointing out the reason. And the registration flow is not standard and confusing.

I wonder how the collected data will be actually used to fight the corruption. It's a big issue also in my country (Armenia)

Doesn't this depend on person? I never had naps and don't feel like I need.

I also read The Lean Startup, but didn't like it much. Actually it didn't teach me anything new. Maybe because I read it after reading the "Running Lean" by Ash Maurya and "Start Small, Stay Small" by Rob Walling. They cover the same ideas and are more practical.

What are some similar services to move to from GoDaddy?

Armenia - it's on the crossing of Europe and Asia, so I checked both :)

I think true donation should be anonymous, otherwise it becomes a promotion.

Anyone know what music is that?

Interesting part will start with analyzing the data and comparing it with others'.

I'm curious how Apple Inc. missed the AppleBee's restaurant chain.

I didn't have computer, so I was running these programs myself mentally or on the paper. Well the simple ones.

The book that influenced on how I think about programming and eventually made me better programmer is the Pragmatic Programmer.

http://pragprog.com/the-pragmatic-programmer

I picked the basics of programming and how computers work with a book called "The Beginner's Computer Handbook - Understanding & Programming The Micro". Actually this book was the reason I became a programmer. I was 8 years old when received it as present on birthday from my dad.

I could not find a link to the book, but found this blog post which has also some pictures:

http://www.currybet.net/cbet_blog/2004/06/the-beginners-comp...

Last one looks similar to Lean Startup Canvas - http://leancanvas.com. Though not sure how is it helpful in this case.

Unfortunately it's almost impossible to move to these hot cities from many countries. Visa is really a problem. So we need to work hard to get our own local startup hub. I'm from Armenia.

I'm reading the Amazon converted version now which is not perfect. Thank you for this gift.

I wonder how they accelerated uncharged particles.

I wonder what would be the pricing

I have two questions:

1. Do the US applicants have significant advantage over the foreign applicants?

2. Does YC help to get visa?

Some of us may deny but this is the reality

Better approach (and legal). Put a credit card and let it do some charity payments if you are late.

Impressive. Though showing random information does not necessarily create positive experience.

Almost the same story here in Armenia.

Interesting approach, may have potential.

I was affected by this outage. During that time I realized that Internet has became vital part of out life, like electricity or water.

Worked on Chrome / WinXP