Monthly Archives: March 2011

Ignore That RFP When…

Posted on March 11, 2011 by yc

It is often difficult to ignore the RFP that just lands on your desk.  There lies the untold riches and glory that awaits you. But just like the gold rush, most people come home empty handed with RFPs.  In each … Continue reading →

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Increase Upload Quota in WordPress

Posted on March 4, 2011 by yc

In WordPress Network, there is a upload size quota limitation, defaulted to 10MB.  Which works for ISP selling their spaces at premium, but not if you already buy the space: Administration -> Super Admin -> Sites Choose the site that … Continue reading →

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Flapjax – Functional Reactive Programming in Javascript

Posted on March 3, 2011 by yc

What if programming can be as simple as writing spreadsheet formulas? Now – there are some complex spreadsheets out there for sure, but the power of spreadsheet comes from that the values are self-updating, i.e. changing value in one cell … Continue reading →

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Should You Have Faith in Lean Startups (or In Your Startup)?

Posted on March 3, 2011 by yc

Ash Maurya is asking a very good question: Do you have faith in lean startups? He goes on to digest the “faith” in lean startups and cautions the practitioners to have a healthy dose of skeptism: Observe the Stockdale Paradox … Continue reading →

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Recruiting and Attracting Technical Talents

Posted on March 1, 2011 by yc

Summary of the thread over in Lean Startup Circles discussing how to compensate technical talents, which then turn into its prerequisite on attracting the talent in the first place: It is currently a supplier’s market – there are more demands for … Continue reading →

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