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It's true that roaches are a PITA when it comes to your own living space. But imagine what story you could have told if part of your startup's success came from overcoming this event? Hahaha it sounds ridiculous -- but really, people would have loved it. Also, I feel that the best decision would have been to get a master bedroom for $500.. You and your co-founder would work together anyway. What is so bad with sleeping in the same room together? Might as well since you're spending so many hours with him anyway. Become ramen-profitable then move in somewhere else!

Still, a great article that serves value to the community since many of us will use AirBnB sooner or later.

this is great, awesome how its so fast.

I just read the book "Way of the Peaceful Warrior". It was a good read. But for your issue, I would take a piece of paper, write down your old habits, then to the very right of them, right down the NEW habits that you wish to overwrite the old habits that you have now. Don't give into your old habits, replace them with new ones.

Then, only focus on the new habits. Don't think back to the past of your old habits. Even more than that, just focus on PRACTICING these new habits. By doing this, you will reinforce your new habits until you essentially forget how to perform those old ones.

In sports, good coaches fix problems with technique (since all of it is habitual motions) by telling their students to do something NEW. They don't tell them to fix this or that. Telling their student to do something new is more constructive than trying to tell them to fix something that already has some flaws to it.

Good luck!

love this loren good luck!

hey guys

I got a pretty good response over at stackoverflow. If you're interested I put out the link below.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4421338/is-it-possible-to...

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Jeff thanks so much for your input, I really appreciate this. It's probably going to guide me for this long haul in getting my iPhone game out there.

Looks like I'm going to buy my copy of Balsamiq today!

this is genius.... It's so true that whenever I'm on newegg.com I also go out to browse amazon, then tigerdirect, then my neighborhood Fry's electronics. Good look on this. I think this can be big!

I use:

Hardware: a 13-inch Macbook Pro MX Revolution Wireless Mouse Post-it Notes Regular iPod earbuds. I don't let myself enjoy music too much.

Software: Mind Node OoVoo Adium X Microsoft Office 2007 Google Chrome OS: Mac OS X (SOLID) On Bootcamp: Windows XP Pro SP3

I'm just a freshman at UCSD

this is awesome

fish this response is inspiring. i appreciate this a lot. I admit to my fault that I let school and sports to be an excuse many times. I feel that I could get something going right now. Jeeze, all I need is a cup of caffeinated tea to start building things anyway.

Thanks for this. I appreciate it.

Thanks Chris,

I feel that I am going to get an internship or job by the end of my freshman year. By then I will know what I will want to pursue in school and with tennis. I like your view of work and class.

bemmu - this is great, it's my new homepage. just wanted to let you know this I actually appreciate this. Monetizable or not, you're helping someone.

I am going to agree with jacquesm on this one. You really have a very simple and classy eye for designing a website. Good Job on this. And yes, it is a little bit harder for the search engines to index the website.

I am a lot like the poster. In fact, HackerNews is one of my homepages and I am reading this post as I read "Head-First Java".. Haha what a good coincidence. I'm hoping if anyone can lend out some guidance on what blogs we should start following and what websites that are out there to help us get started. So far, I'm enjoying this book. But of course, I'm not going to spent $45 on it.. The internet is free :D

Thanks for this post! Looking forward to more comments

I ask myself some of the same questions. Why is this like this, and How can I make this better?