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by callmeed 11y ago
I am reading The Circle right now and this reminds me of that.
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by callmeed 11y ago
I'm going to apply and wear head-to-toe Giants gear to every meeting.
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by callmeed 11y ago
So ... what will they call the Swift MVC framework? Swift on Stilts ?
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by callmeed 11y ago
I don't know why , but as a parent of 4 I definitely think it holds true.
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by callmeed 11y ago
The thing is, once you've had a success, you now have enough money to buy your way over certain hurdles or attack industries that can't be tackled with $5 VPS and a MacBook Air. Plus VCs are 10x more likely to give you their money
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by callmeed 11y ago
Like Patrick, I also sold my company through FEI ( http://feinternational.com/ ) last Fall. Once we got all our information in place, the process went very quickly. We had several interested parties and due diligence calls al
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by callmeed 11y ago
Do you have any links about this FCC ruling and school districts? I'm intrigued.
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by callmeed 11y ago
First, did you build this project to solve a personal pain point OR was it just a fun technical challenge? If the former, great, continue on. If the latter, your first order of business is to find out if this solves a pain point for anyone
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by callmeed 11y ago
I've done quite a few hackathons and can speak to this a bit. Feel free to email me if you have more detailed questions. Here are some of the things that have stood out to me over the years (good and bad): - Be clear on what you want p
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by callmeed 11y ago
I had a Digital Ocean VPS shut down because of the previous exploit (mentioned in the article). I was just testing an open-source project of my own and did a standard/stock install. I don't really understand why a project like thi
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by callmeed 11y ago
I have a friend in Santa Monica who rents 2 apartments. One he rents very cheap via some sort of rent control/housing assistance program. He then proceeds to rent the rooms out on AirBnB. He gets enough business to pay for the apartm
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by callmeed 11y ago
I met my wife at church. I wouldn't recommend going to church solely to meet someone (although some do), but if you want to meet more people going places is the first step. Church, park, gym, library, farmers market, meetups, coffee
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by callmeed 12y ago
Yeah, its weird. Queen mattresses start at $450 at Costco [1]. For an all-foam mattress, Casper seems expensive. [1] http://www.costco.com/queen-mattresses.html
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by callmeed 12y ago
I guess it depends on how much Ruby one needs to qualify. But I think Zendesk ended up with a higher valuation on their IPO opening day. Their market cap is now $1.8B.
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by callmeed 12y ago
Software Engineer @ Baremetrics // Remote Baremetrics is the leading analytics tool for Stripe. We are a small, tightknit, completely remote team. Learn more about us at https://baremetrics.com/ We are looking for
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by callmeed 12y ago
I'm curious what startups or big companies are using Meteor in production
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by callmeed 12y ago
Yes. But here are some of my questions/observations/caveats: • $99/mo sounds more palatable than $100 :) • Would a cart be included? (I'd hope so) • Would there be blackout dates/days/times? • Golfing alone is
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by callmeed 12y ago
If you haven't yet read "How We Got to Now", I think you'd really like it. What you've concluded is one of the major themes of the book. I thought it was fascinating. http://www.amazon.com/gp/pr
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by callmeed 12y ago
I'm referring to brides using Pinterest as a planning tool (before the wedding). I can't believe you just asked me for a study based on that comment (where "every" is clearly hyperbole). Let me Google it for you (EVERYon
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by callmeed 12y ago
Agreed 100%. There's so much purchasing intent on Pinterest. I think it could be a stronger platform than Facebook for advertising non-digital goods. Every bride uses Pinterest (and now most wedding vendors and bloggers). My mother-in-
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by callmeed 12y ago
It's hard not to think of Ricky Bobby: "No one lives forever, no one. But with advances in modern science and my high level income, it's not crazy to think I can live to be 245, maybe 300. Heck, I just read in the newspaper
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by callmeed 12y ago
Yeah, these are awesome. Our Costco sells them.
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by callmeed 12y ago
Thank goodness baseball is back ... I love this story because I love baseball and I'm saving up to buy a (1980s) Westy to travel with. If you'd like another out-of-the-ordinary spring training baseball story, the Oakland A's
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by callmeed 12y ago
Why sad? Everything I remember reading pointed to him not being a good CEO.
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by callmeed 12y ago
Hold on ... is that $195.5M in revenue their actual revenue from listing fees? Or is that the total sales revenue from all the sellers ?
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by callmeed 12y ago
Yes, to me the dress looks gold and white. Granted, we're looking at a side of the dress which is in shade (thus there's a tint). But, in my mind, the dress is clearly white and gold. My wife, on the other hand, first saw it as bl
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by callmeed 12y ago
Looks really cool, nice work. I do a fair amount of iOS development but I'm just now getting into Swift (Obj-C up until now) and I've never done any game programming (other than a trivia game, which doesn't count). Did you us
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by callmeed 12y ago
They are asking–and getting (allegedly)–$750K a day from big brands for ads. Smells like revenue to me. http://www.adweek.com/news/technology/snapchat-asks-brands-7...
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by callmeed 12y ago
> Sure, they may have a lot of users, but so does the company that makes the paper I wipe my ass with. If you use Charmin to wipe your ass, they are owned by P&G, which has a market cap of $230B.
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by callmeed 12y ago
Even in smaller cities within a single zip-code there can be problems. Here in San Luis Obispo, Charter cannot run cable to many of the downtown historical buildings–leaving AT&T DSL as the only option. I've turned down some office

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