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2024
solopreneur
I just crossed $1 million on GitHub Sponsors. 💰🎉 | Caleb Porzio; here's my playbook by Caleb Porzio (laravel)
Solopreneur Masterclass by Flavio Copes (web development)
Four years of running a SaaS in a competitive market - Max Rozen. Good takeaways:
- Two hours a day, every workday.
- No other side projects.
What I Learned Selling Bingo Card Creator
training.kalzumeus.com
CEOs Don’t Steer
ribbonfarm.com
Doing a Job - The Management Philosophy of Adm. Hyman G. Rickover
govleaders.org
Admiral Hyman Rickover (1900-1986), the “Father of the Nuclear Navy,” was one of the most successful—and controversial- public managers of the 20th Century. His accomplishments are the stuff of legend. For example, in three short years, Rickover’s team designed and built the first nuclear submarine—the Nautilus—an amazing feat of engineering given that it involved the development of the first use of a controlled nuclear reactor. The Nautilus not only transformed submarine warfare, but also laid the groundwork for a whole fleet of nuclear aircraft carriers and cruisers (which was also built by Rickover and his team).
The text below is an excerpt from a speech Rickover delivered at Columbia University in 1982, in which he succinctly outlined his management philosophy. His determination, clarity of purpose, emphasis on developing his people, high standards, and willingness to give his people ownership of their work had to have been very inspiring. He had exceptionally high standards and was known to take some of these same strengths to extremes, however, which no doubt led to his reputation in some circles as being difficult to work for. On that cautionary note, GovLeaders.org is pleased to present Rickover’s own description of his management style.
Admiral Hyman Rickover (1900-1986), the “Father of the Nuclear Navy,” was one of the most successful—and controversial- public managers of the 20th Century. His accomplishments are the stuff of legend. For example, in three short years, Rickover’s team designed and built the first nuclear submarine—the Nautilus—an amazing feat of engineering given that it involved the development of the first use of a controlled nuclear reactor. The Nautilus not only transformed submarine warfare, but also laid the groundwork for a whole fleet of nuclear aircraft carriers and cruisers (which was also built by Rickover and his team).
The text below is an excerpt from a speech Rickover delivered at Columbia University in 1982, in which he succinctly outlined his management philosophy. His determination, clarity of purpose, emphasis on developing his people, high standards, and willingness to give his people ownership of their work had to have been very inspiring. He had exceptionally high standards and was known to take some of these same strengths to extremes, however, which no doubt led to his reputation in some circles as being difficult to work for. On that cautionary note, GovLeaders.org is pleased to present Rickover’s own description of his management style.
2022
Four Great Decisions per Year - by Nat Eliason
blog.nateliason.com
2019
The Coming Boeing Bailout?
mattstoller.substack.com
Pricing Experiments You Might Not Know, But Can Learn From
conversionxl.com
2010
Hacker News | Ask HN: Incorporating in USA (nonresident)
news.ycombinator.com
Introduction To Online Payments - TL;DR: It's A Total Bitch - Meat In The Sky Blog
blog.meatinthesky.com
AngelList - Venture Hacks
venturehacks.com
A list of the top angels in the world. And how to reach them.
A list of the top angels in the world. And how to reach them.
Hacker News | Ask HN: What's the most simple way to accept monthly subscription fees?
news.ycombinator.com
Spree
Spree
Hacker News | How to get a merchant account - a series of hoops
news.ycombinator.com
danieltenner.com — How to get a merchant account
danieltenner.com
Employed with a side of startup
blog.asmartbear.com
The Big Picture
ritholtz.com
2009
Hacker News | Ask HN: What's a Non-Programmer to do?
news.ycombinator.com
Hacker News | Ask HN: Has anyone started a non tech related business before?
news.ycombinator.com
the link to the OP's websites is interesting. so is his design portfolio.
the link to the OP's websites is interesting. so is his design portfolio.
To Be a Consultant, a freelancer or an independent contractor
jacquesmattheij.com
2008
How To Get PR For Your Startup: Fire Your PR Company
alleyinsider.com
by Jason Calacanis
by Jason Calacanis
13 Tips for creating a successful new online product
inter-sections.net
Web 2.0 workplaces [PICS] - UADDit
uaddit.com
going by these pics, I work in a cool office too :p
going by these pics, I work in a cool office too :p
2007
On Starting a Long-Term Company
stephenwolfram.com
lecture given at Y combinator startup school by Stephen Wolfram
lecture given at Y combinator startup school by Stephen Wolfram
How to Get Things Done by Robert Benchley
hackvan.com
Really great read on how to get things done by procastinating :)
Really great read on how to get things done by procastinating :)
Why Should Anyone Be Led by You? - HBS Working Knowledge
hbswk.hbs.edu
leaders must look beyond the obvious qualities of vision, energy, authority and strategic direction to some surprising characteristics that truly inspirational leaders share.
leaders must look beyond the obvious qualities of vision, energy, authority and strategic direction to some surprising characteristics that truly inspirational leaders share.
Seth's Blog: Sheepwalking
sethgodin.typepad.com
Patterns | R.BIRD
rbird.com
2006
The Entrepreneur's New Year's Resolution: "I Will Fix My Pitch"
blog.guykawasaki.com
Jeff Bezos' Risky Bet
businessweek.com
nice article on Amazon EC2 and S3
nice article on Amazon EC2 and S3
The art of writing Resumes by Guy Kawasaki
blog.guykawasaki.com
has examples of 1,2 and 3 page resumes.
has examples of 1,2 and 3 page resumes.
Can your buiness card initiate a conversation?
scobleizer.wordpress.com
How to Plan Manpower on a Web Team
alistapart.com
the problem of defining the number of people required on a web team is not insurmountable. A useful device for arriving at a good answer is the concept of “website scale.”
the problem of defining the number of people required on a web team is not insurmountable. A useful device for arriving at a good answer is the concept of “website scale.”
InnoCentive
innocentive.com
InnoCentive® is an exciting web-based community matching top scientists to relevant R&D challenges facing leading companies from around the globe. We provide a powerful online forum enabling major companies to reward scientific innovation through financi
InnoCentive® is an exciting web-based community matching top scientists to relevant R&D challenges facing leading companies from around the globe. We provide a powerful online forum enabling major companies to reward scientific innovation through financi
5 ways to start a company (without quitting your day job) - May 1, 2006
money.cnn.com
Almost everyone stuck in a cubicle dreams of starting his own business. Here are 5 ways to use your current gig to launch a new venture.
Almost everyone stuck in a cubicle dreams of starting his own business. Here are 5 ways to use your current gig to launch a new venture.
Redomino - Open Solutions - English
redomino.com
italian company offering opensource solutions, plone training etc.,
italian company offering opensource solutions, plone training etc.,