brittohalloran

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by brittohalloran 14y ago
How about a Twitter client that in a non-internet situation can just share locally and then when anyone gets internet access it auto-pushes the tweets out. Logistics / permissions are complicated I realize, but a 'layer' on top of Twitter w
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
If your coworker sleeps with your wife you go to your boss and say "it's me or him, but I can't work with him".
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Makes a ton of sense for a company like this that will likely be able to self-fund after a few hundred pre-orders.
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
This would have been useful in college...
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Good luck with that. "Hey annoying people, it's best practice to let us know when you're being annoying".
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
OR -- have an actual working prototype where you just need money for production tooling
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
> "Valve makes approximately $8,500,000.00 per employee" Total equity =/= Annual profit I assume you did: 2.5 billion total equity / 293 employees =~ 8.5 million / employee A more appropriate statement would be "Valve is
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Stay risky my friends
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Reminds me of the studies done of walking pace in cities. Researchers discretely measure off a known length stretch of sidewalk and then secretly time a bunch of people walking it, with interesting results ("people in fast-moving cities are
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Do not sink your money into this vaporware (it's a flexible funding campaign, so he gets any money that is pledged, even if he doesn't hit the goal). There's a reason why the Apples / Samsungs / Motorolas / Sonys of the world have hundr
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
There's a lot of blogs with bad fonts that show up on HN. Readability chrome extension is my savior (no affiliation) http://www.readability.com/
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Ahhhh, hence the "this website wants to track your location"
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
LOTS (they don't read HN)
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Some examples with actual content would be good
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Bonus points for showing me just-ping.com -- that rocks
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
... and the BlueToad blog post. Nothing of substance, mostly just a "sorry" and "we've fixed it". http://blog.bluetoad.com/2012/09/10/statement-from-bluetoad-...
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Wow -- great read
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Yeah this would be a really nice private company chat system, a la Hipchat
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Interesting ploy -- throwing in a last minute perk to try to make their funding goal. First time I've seen that. They do look close enough to hit it (maybe even without this).
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
The install code toggles are a really nice UI feature.
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Looks amazing. You should have more technical details on the site though. This is for developers so they can handle it up front. I had to dig a bit to find out it's a templating engine built on top of PHP. More about the architecture woul
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Can you post some more information for the author to address / fix this? OS version? Hardware?
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
brilliant title
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Google 4-1. Backfire
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Touche -- quite the antithesis of 37S
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
My first thought is minority report "pods"
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Love the mission. Best of luck.
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
One of the ways I (and I suspect others) learn best is by asking questions. This is the primary downside of an online only course.
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
This focus on quality and keeping it small is the right thing to do. What does the acceptance rate look like though? I think after this affiliation there's going to be a lot more applicants and therefore the acceptance rate is going to go d
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by brittohalloran 14y ago
Working with 37S will easily be the best thing that ever happened to Starter League. Perfect fit, the creators of Rails, Chicago locals... etc. I'd love to see Chicago become the anti-silicon valley. A place for more practical, "get rich

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