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by GB_001 14y ago
As a former Toronto freelancer I share the same sentiments.
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by GB_001 14y ago
It seems like a really cool idea, I just can't see myself using it though with other locational based apps like 4square. Also, I'd look into twitter bootstrap for the site UI.
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by GB_001 14y ago
Reminds me of this. http://xkcd.com/732/ (Hover over the picture.).
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by GB_001 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback.
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by GB_001 15y ago
Not exactly, most portfolio sites are well, just portfolio sites. We provide a recruiter aspect to it, that allows direct interaction with employers.
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by GB_001 15y ago
Well, it's more like we don't want to reveal too much on the Employer side of things because: 1) The are more likely to contact us for information. 2) We're releasing more information as the product reaches completion, as we want to make su
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Ask HN: Review our redesigned Landing Page
2 points by GB_001 15y ago|7 comments
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by GB_001 15y ago
Java, I was force-fed it in school. We actually had to develop web applications with it. I wouldn't have cringed so much if I hadn't have been developing in nodejs and php prior.
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by GB_001 15y ago
Her point about why she wouldn't recommend other women to be engineers is completely overshadowed with her workplace woes. I get it, she dislikes her office culture, but that doesn't explain why she'd pick such a gender specific title. I th
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What I learned trying to "Start Up" in High School(trevortwells.posterous.com)
3 points by GB_001 15y ago|0 comments
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by GB_001 15y ago
On one hand I definitely agree that transparent pricing gets more customers, if your product isn't made for an enterprise level there is no excuse not to make the prices transparent. With that being said, many software and web applications
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by GB_001 15y ago
Thing is, they could be doing random, unknown acts of kindness and you'd still be complaining they want the spotlght. Since they aren't publicized, you wouldn't know if they did. But yeah, this backlash is pretty childish on both ends.
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by GB_001 15y ago
As a web programmer I understand where you're coming from, but as a UX designer I whole heartedly disagree. Bootstrap is a wonderful tool for getting your app out there without having to do much on a design level. But I believe that website
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by GB_001 15y ago
Clickable: http://eFolio.me
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Ask HN: Review My Prelaunch Page - eFolio.me
1 points by GB_001 15y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Got a steady flow of Subscribers. Now how do I keep the ball rolling?
2 points by GB_001 15y ago|0 comments
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by GB_001 15y ago
clickable: http://eFolio.me .
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Show HN: We've Prelaunched - eFolio.me
2 points by GB_001 15y ago|1 comments
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by GB_001 15y ago
That's odd, it's working on my end, and another commenter's.
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by GB_001 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I tried using a tie for the "i" instead, but it seemed off for some reason.
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by GB_001 15y ago
Clickable: http://www.eFolio.me
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Show HN: My First Launch Page - eFolio.me
2 points by GB_001 15y ago|5 comments
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by GB_001 15y ago
Thanks for sharing. By the way that is a very well made application, I really like clear UI.
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Ask HN: How do you develop your weekend projects?
4 points by GB_001 15y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Including a demo with your pitch email. Good or Bad?
1 points by GB_001 15y ago|0 comments
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by GB_001 15y ago
I don't know much about law school, so bare with me if this sounds far-fetched. Have you considered trying to offer legal consulting as a service, especially for start-ups? I mean it cant hurt as a side job to pay the bills.
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Ask HN: Guides on Venture Capital and Seed Funding
2 points by GB_001 15y ago|0 comments
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by GB_001 15y ago
I just bought PostWith.Me a few months ago. I think that this domain is alot easier to remember as it's a play off the domain extension.
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Ask HN: Solution for packaging viewable web content offline
1 points by GB_001 15y ago|0 comments
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by GB_001 15y ago
I generally like TechCrunch.com mostly because of thier constant twitter updates.

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