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by brennanm 8y ago
Love it! I think this are more big things I’ve reflected on as large wastes rather than almost deaths
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by brennanm 8y ago
Lol. Fair. Not most things.
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Mistakes we made in our company’s first 8 years(hackernoon.com)
231 points by brennanm 8y ago|81 comments
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by brennanm 8y ago
That's exactly why I wanted to start our podcast (#4 on that list). Every time I sit down with a post-seed founder, no matter the scale, the conversation always devolves to "people problems" At every startup the customers are
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9 Podcasts for first time founders(medium.com)
9 points by brennanm 8y ago|2 comments
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by brennanm 8y ago
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by brennanm 8y ago
My bad. These were just my notes... Feel free to respond on medium with yours
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The #1 Metric for Startup Fundraising (hint: awesome)(medium.com)
5 points by brennanm 12y ago|0 comments
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The Best Time to Join a Startup Is at the Worst Time(medium.com)
3 points by brennanm 12y ago|0 comments
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The 5 Jobs of a Founder(medium.com)
1 points by brennanm 12y ago|0 comments
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What's the role of a founder/ceo (5 things)(medium.com)
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So you’re thinking of starting a company (and are looking for advice)(medium.com)
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by brennanm 12y ago
Atwood's Law: JavaScript
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by brennanm 12y ago
> Any Canadian software company that doesn't at least look at SR&ED is just throwing money out the window. Agreed.
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by brennanm 12y ago
What works in practice wouldn't be held up in an audit. Depending on the mood of your approving agent they can deny the whole application if you mention specific interface words. You'd be better off creating and Irap project to co
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by brennanm 12y ago
A lot of the talk is on SRED credits. SRED is a large part of the credit program for startups in Canada. Though it's not as simple as "Canada pays 80% of your salaries" You can get up to (off the top of my head) 75% of salari
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We've done many enterprise integrations. How we increase enterprise adoption(soapboxhq.com)
1 points by brennanm 13y ago|0 comments
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by brennanm 13y ago
Same way. I'm a 30%'er. I'll do the name, branding, front end mockups... but then I'll lose it. I wont want to dive into the back and write any backend or server code. That's why you need a team. Everyone has optimi
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Ask HN: Project Management Apps *for* SaaS Companies
3 points by brennanm 13y ago|1 comments
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by brennanm 13y ago
Absolutely. I'm assuming we solve the security and validation problems before all of this gets added in.
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Dear HN: Don't Screw up Email 2.0(blog.brennanmceachran.com)
2 points by brennanm 13y ago|2 comments
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Our latest development process increased the quantity & quality of our code.(soapboxhq.com)
1 points by brennanm 13y ago|0 comments
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Our new development process increased the quantity & quality of our code.(soapboxhq.com)
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by brennanm 14y ago
I've been using ember-data for a month or so now and it definitely has it's limitations. I'm really looking forward to it being included in the core. They're trying to do that quickly though... emberjs.com/blog/2013/03/22/stabilizing-ember-
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by brennanm 14y ago
It's a dropshadow on the text which makes the button text look embossed when there is a gradient on the buttons. There will be gradients on the buttons. https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/pull/6342#issuecomment-...
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12 tips for Front End Web Performance (blog.brennanmceachran.com)
4 points by brennanm 14y ago|1 comments
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by brennanm 14y ago
https://deebo.com/ - was a cool project that aimed to do just that. I'm not sure why they stopped, but perhaps they have some findings...