bgnm2000

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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Depressing and true. Its what makes me want to build a company which isn't freelancing.
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Start innovating. Figure out a core offering and stick to it. Read rework by 37signals, it might help you out.
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Yea, I don't think there are enough of those ;)
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Ask HN: Have you read "Rework" yet?
5 points by bgnm2000 17y ago|1 comments
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Exact same experience yesterday. Weird.
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Bentley University
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
"I'm almost of the opinion to work on a startup with someone you have to come up with an idea with thatperson/those people." I've done that a few times - and once both people could almost contribute nothing at all, besides sales/marketing.
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Ask HN: Work alone or in a team?
2 points by bgnm2000 17y ago|5 comments
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
following abyssknight's lead I have the following: (some used to be full sites, some were just because I liked the name, and some were for projects I planned but fell by the way side) * bgnm.com * bigjibs.com * billero.com * bkexp.com * boa
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
I agree with everything Morisy said - especially dumping the windows - clicking off of them as a way of closing them was very odd. Very cool concept though!
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
I own menumunchies.com - at one time it was making $, had good traffic. People still use it, but I have no time to run it. At this point in time, I'll consider it a piece from my portfolio. I also have a bunch of domains for side projects -
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Thanks for the reply! I'd say the data is definitely going to be analytical - but some parts will be transaction oriented, if that makes sense (people will be able to pay for greater functionality). I don't think I know enough about flat fi
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Ask HN: Designing a Database
4 points by bgnm2000 17y ago|6 comments
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IPad delayed until April?(crunchgear.com)
1 points by bgnm2000 17y ago|0 comments
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Thought so! Love it :)
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Same here, I also started using it instantly. Great job!! whats it written in if you don't mind me asking?
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Hey Chris, Thanks for the response - I'd love if you could forward over the info? Best, Elliot
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Ask HN: iPhone App Developers?
1 points by bgnm2000 17y ago|3 comments
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
There are two approaches in my opinion. The first is the smarter of the two. Interface with your target market non-stop, figure out exactly what they would pay for. If you can do this, try to get a commitment (and maybe even try to get them
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
http://www.heroku.com
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
"Error establishing a database connection"
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Ask HN: Information Architecture books
6 points by bgnm2000 17y ago|1 comments
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
I develop (rails) on a mac - I use textmate and terminal
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Reverse engineering your own designs as a product road map(elliotnash.me)
1 points by bgnm2000 17y ago|0 comments
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
Are you testing functionality or UX?
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
coding from scratch, not procrastinating, eating more
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
I think it depends what you want it for clearly. I'm a fan of macs solely because you can still run windows if you need. However my main computer is still a PC (I use my mac for coding).
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
I would take drupal over joomla any day (for theming and custom development reasons). I don't have experience with Magento though.
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
I just wanted to add, that I don't plan to stop using JQuery or MooTools, I want to understand javascript better, so my implementations of mootools and JQuery tools could become more impressive.
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by bgnm2000 17y ago
I felt that knowing javascript in an expert fashion would enable to do much more amazing things with those libraries.

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