INTPs interested in starting company

[Valentas]

Boom.

Coursera offers a course from Stanford guys who teach the same shit to their students. As you all know Stanford kids are highly successful and thus I offer you this link to get familiar with https://www.coursera.org/course/startup

 

[r4ch3l]

that site is awesome. i want to work for them.

there's also a math for philosophy course coming up that a lot of people here may be interested in.

 

[Architect]

I happened to take the first Coursera courses, before they were Coursera. This was the Andrew Ng Machine Learning, the Intro to AI (refresher) and the Databases class (for some reason I never took a DB course, thought it was boring I guess (stupid me)). At any rate I've been signed up for this class, should be lightweight and I'm looking to learn a few things for my company.

Such as, picking a CEO. I have one friend/colleague in mind, but I need to know more about how to find this person.

 

[BigApplePi]

@r4ch3l

there's also a math for philosophy course coming up that a lot of people here may be interested in.

What on Earth is a "math for philosophy course" ... or will I be sorry I asked?

 

[Chad]

Interesting I wish I had the time.

 

[Valentas]

Wonderful! I'm planning to participate in their competition. Need to learn JavaScript and html5 I guess..

 

[Wolf18]

Try learnstreet.net for JS. It may have html5 as well, but I am not sure.

SW

 

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@r4ch3l
What on Earth is a "math for philosophy course" ... or will I be sorry I asked?

Here it is:
https://www.coursera.org/course/mathphil

@ op

Thanks for the website.

 

[Publius]

Starting my own company is something I'd love to do, but does anyone else feel their INTPness would prevent them from actually going through with the whole thing? We're great starters, but awful finishers.

After a tumultuous weekend having broken up with my girlfriend, I started to teach myself coding with the vague aim of one day being a web designer. Will I ever actually be a successful, self-employed web designer? Nah, probably not.

 

[Valentas]

Try learnstreet.net for JS. It may have html5 as well, but I am not sure.

SW

I don't like videos and tutorials too much. I prefer books. Or internet articles.

Here is a better guide how to learn JS. I skipped to the third week since first two weeks are almost the same as Java

http://javascriptissexy.com/how-to-learn-javascript-properly/