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I quit my job a month ago. Started a startup studio with a few buddies (business, sales, marketing, artists, developers, designers, product engineers). In our first month we made 50k~ish. We have a vodka brand we did videography for, a few
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Sounds like an institution the Asgard would have named.
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do you have links to quality newsletters?
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You can't generalize the entirety of the military. He could have easily been working on software for the military that doesn't actually have anything to do with killing people. Did you think of that?
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12y ago
What are some identifiable qualities you've recognized in a 'hustler'?
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Yeah just like that whole Dropbox x Condoleezza Rice thing went.
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The fundamental problem they "solve" is to be more hip and cool than the last, since no regular human being has heard of IRC, let alone many "hardcore programmers" that I know. I wish IRC was overhauled SOMEHOW and made
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12y ago
It's real easy. [text] [image on new line, click to open in new window] [text continuation] I don't think the iPhone is too small at all. In comparison to others, yes, but standalone, I don't think so. I use pocket for re
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12y ago
Mobile sites should ONLY serve you text for an article. I don't understand how people don't understand this when created UI/UX for products.
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12y ago
Care to enlighten us?
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It made you question his credibility, but don't know why? Why? It's true though. Every developer I know has meticulously crafted their PC for the easiest use. Nobody I know runs stock anything.
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12y ago
Or Anvil, which runs flawlessly and super simply. http://anvilformac.com/ Also completely free.
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Imagine you could somehow import data in large volumes into dreams. How crazy would it be if you dream, but in your dream you read an entire novel and retained it all?
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12y ago
Going to see a Tchaikovsky concert with my Mom and Dad, can't wait :) I don't get to see them very often.
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12y ago
Yes those were the details I was missing, thank you.
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That's unreal. I remember watching the Senna documentary and at the end of one of the races they had to pry him out of his car, starting with his fingers. His teammates were giving him pats on the back and he just screamed out not to t
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12y ago
It's always easier to negotiate downward than it is upward. I always throw out ridiculous hourly rates that always get cut in half or more, but it's still more than I would make regularly.
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12y ago
On which planet is parking ever free?
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12y ago
Why do people keep releasing messaging applications? These things rarely, if ever catch on. Awaiting the inevitable HN thread about how Chadder is flawed.
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12y ago
I rather not assist Google in any capacity whatsoever, sorry.
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>If the one you are attending makes you think it's not worth it, just get to a better one. That's the actual problem, not "If the one you are attending makes you think it's not worth it." Lots of factors come int
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12y ago
Perfect, exactly what I needed especially with Pocket integration. I was learning iOS development and building this exact thing with my friend. Thanks for releasing it, I might start reading off my iPhone now.
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12y ago
The requested URL /web/fundamentals/resources/samples/getting-started/your-first-multi-screen-site/addvideo was not found on this server.
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I just quit my job today because we have 12 developers in a TINY room, worst atmosphere. I can't work to my full potential unless I work in near absolute silence. Private offices would be a god send.
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12y ago
> except this one is hip and popular And sometimes that's all it takes.
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12y ago
Just consulting and doing some project management stuff on the side, decided to do it full time because its fun.
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12y ago
I have a few friends and we go out for beers once in awhile to talk, that's the extent of my "social life". Everything else is work.
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12y ago
About 12. I've optimized my life to a point where I have no outside disturbances beyond my work. I have 3 days left of my day job, then I'm taking my own business full time. I've been working 7am - 3pm at my day job, 4pm - 11
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Same here. Sold off my massive PC tower with multiple monitors for a single MBPr. I goddamn love workspaces.
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