Archive for February, 2012

TechCrunch :(

Posted by Dann Berg on February 29, 2012. No comments.

John Gruber: You know when you flush the toilet, and for a while the water is circling, spiraling downward, and then there’s that moment of silence right before the flush is completed? That’s where AOL/TechCrunch is. haha, awwww.

Early Adopter’s Guide to Keeping your Information Safe

Posted by Dann Berg on February 28, 2012. One comment.

So, you’re an early adopter. So am I. Here’s a few tips for staying safe and secure while trying out the hot website that just launched.

Private Equity: Job Killer or Creator?

Posted by Dann Berg on February 24, 2012. No comments.

Romney made over $21 million in 2010 through capital gains through the private equity firm Bain Capital. NPR’s Planet Money explains exactly how companies such as Bain Capital make their money.

A Student’s Thoughts After (Almost) Two Months of Code Year

Posted by Dann Berg on February 16, 2012. 13 comments.

It’s been almost two months since Codecademy started Code Year, a year dedicated to teaching people to program. I’ve been keeping up with the courses and here are my thoughts thus far.

Notes to Myself

Posted by Dann Berg on February 6, 2012. No comments.

I’ve been writing myself inspiring or funny notes before going to bed ever since getting myself a large whiteboard a couple weeks ago.

Forcing Entrepreneurs to Take Time Off: Different Perceptions of Time

Posted by Dann Berg on February 2, 2012. No comments.

Entrepreneurs are experiencing time at a different rate than the rest of the world. That’s it’s so hard to find a work/life balance.