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I'm joining Eaze's engineering team next week and moving to San Francisco

Two years after founding my first company it's time to move on

There is no "open source community"

What I've learned about life and startups in six months as a full time founder and college dropout

Open source lets you give back and learn more. The hardest part is getting started.

How I'm re-engineering my relationship habits

How sharing everything helps me beat the gatekeepers

Learn and do more by letting go of your impulse to know everything

How applying a software design principle made work meaningful again

Why I Didn’t Apply to Y Combinator

It’s easier than ever to build distributed applications—start now

Getting up early makes me more creative, but you don’t need to wake up early to take advantage

Why you might want to reconsider "launching"

When No One's Looking

And why those failures won’t teach me anything

I’m leaving school and depending on my company’s success. And that still scares me.

Early capital matters to student startups as much as any other

Put productivity tools to work for you, not the other way around.

I chat with Greg Skloot, now founder of Attendware, about how he turned Northeastern's entrepreneurship club into a powerhouse.

I talk with Dan Shipper, blogger and founder of Firefly, about Dorm Room Fund and the case against dropping out.

I talk with Jack McDermott about Rough Draft Ventures and building companies that fulfill real needs.

The intro to my brief but very worthwhile discussion series with student entrepreneurs.