You gotta commit. You’ve gotta go out there and improvise and you’ve gotta be completely unafraid to die. You’ve got to be able to take a chance to die. And you have to die lots. You have to die all the time. You’re goin’ out there with just a whisper of an idea. The fear will make you clench up. That’s the fear of dying. When you start and the first few lines don’t grab and people are going like, “What’s this? I’m not laughing and I’m not interested,” then you just put your arms out like this and open way up and that allows your stuff to go out. Otherwise it’s just stuck inside you.
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If investors have a choice of investing in a blockbuster cancer drug that will pay them nothing for fifteen years or a social media application that can go big in a few years, which do you think they’re going to pick? If you’re a VC firm, you’re phasing out your life science division.
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After I give facebook permissions to an app, I’m like

runningastartup:

This is a great tumblr.

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Marco is actually a part of the Apple cult along with Gruber and the rest of them. These guys have no idea what actual software development is actually like. For this you truly need to look beyond the closed box that is Objective-C, Cocoa, and look out into the world of real languages. These guys won’t have the mindset to code natively in C/C , for widely adopted frameworks such as .NET, utilizing modern languages like C#.

Why I don’t have comments on my site – Marco.org

This whole comment is amazingly off-the-rails nuts, but I’ve actually encountered this line of thinking before. How many millions (or billions) of devices will Apple need to sell before the world of old-school windows software developers see Mac and iOS as “real” software platforms?

Trying to belittle another developer while he is out there selling $BMWs worth of software… that’s just nuts.

by lonelysandwich

THIS. EVERY DAY.

(Source: sandwichvideo)

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willw:

Wendy’s Defining Moment (original)

By William Wilkinson

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