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cabinguy
10y ago
Wow. Thank you very much. I appreciate it and will keep playing around with the typography.
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Thanks. We went with a "scroll and click" UI. Keyboard not necessary.
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Hi Everyone, we just launched Dane Arthur, a minimalist (brutalist?) real estate website that covers all areas of Minnesota & Wisconsin (19 MLS boards). The idea was to run in the opposite direction of everyone else. Mobile version will
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Show HN: Minimalist (Brutalist?) Real Estate Web Design
(danearthur.com)
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Sunday conversation with LakePlace.com founders
(m.startribune.com)
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10328x7760 – A 10K Timelapse Demo
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Go to a small bank. I'm a bootstrapper and I have lunch every couple of months with the owner/ceo of the bank we do business with. They have about 25 branches within their family (under 2 brands). Small banks still do business the
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11y ago
Yes.
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11y ago
If you are a VC backed startup, growth solves all of your problems (at this particular point in history). If you are a non-VC backed startup, sales/profit solve all of your problems. Either way, growth is a wonderful thing and I think
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12y ago
I guess the irony of the pied piper leading a large group of children to their deaths was lost on Mr. Wilson.
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12y ago
I hear what you're saying but you do not need to compete with SpaceX or Apple to make tens of millions of dollars. If you're bootstrapping, you should keep it simple and pick a smaller target.
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13y ago
Yes, the interpreter says that and I found it strange. I don't speak Korean so I don't know if that's what the narrator said or meant (you can hear her in the background). How do you know this is a hoax and not real propagand
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13y ago
I watched this last night and thought it was really good - but the entire time I couldn't help but think about this propaganda video put out by North Korea: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJoQOQHQ8oA
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13y ago
Thinkpad was #2.
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13y ago
I can't speak to the support/service (which seems to be lacking here). I'm just saying they were, by far, the most reliable machines we bought/sold.
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13y ago
I'm sorry to hear that you are having this problem. After buying/selling 10,000+ used laptops (every brand imaginable) over many years, I personally purchase and recommend only Toshiba laptops. Take it for what it's worth.
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13y ago
To be fair, if all you want to do is get high, there's no reason to go to Colorado to do it. I think wine country is a pretty good analogy.
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13y ago
A mobile version of the concept (Minneapolis): http://sisterscamelot.org/
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13y ago
My thinking is a little different than most of those who have commented...probably because I'm a bootstrapper. After reading all of these comments - my thought process goes like this: If the founders output from 11 years ago is worthle
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13y ago
Very interesting story. I used to frequent Williams Pub in Uptown (the downstairs peanut bar) so it made the story a little more personal for me. My guess is that he will have a few offers for "full-time, permanent employment" as
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13y ago
You're correct. Sorry for any confusion.
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13y ago
Wow. We'll have to grab a beer the next time I'm in town.
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13y ago
Author here. So in your case, we were "the enemy" who's head you wanted on a stick. Great. ;)
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Author here. I wouldn't have made it through without my co-founder. A co-founder is great support during the bad times...and added responsibility all the time. If I don't give it 100% every day, his family feels it, and vice versa
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Ten Years of Bootstrapping: Lessons Learned
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DEXA scans can be used to accurately measure body fat, too.
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13y ago
Taking an engineering job at Microsoft at 19 y/o makes perfect sense, too.
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I'm pretty sure SEOMoz.org was a play on DMOZ.org, originally.
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Bruce Sterling on startups' role in helping the global rich get richer
(boingboing.net)
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