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by closedbracket 15y ago
This is great feedback. Thank you. Pricing: It may be a lot but I think every customer's opinion should be worth at least $1.25. If a company does not value their customer's opinion that much, they shouldn't send the survey. Sample: I would
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by closedbracket 15y ago
This is a great comment. I definitely missed this in my blog post, and I think you bring up a very important point.
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by closedbracket 15y ago
I am definitely not insinuating every job is soul sucking. I think every job that doesn't challenge you is soul sucking. As for self-justification, I don't think my blog post is any more self-righteousness than your comment.
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by closedbracket 15y ago
I'm not. But, as you have the right to voice your opinion, I have a right to voice mine. It helps some people: http://carlosedp.com/posts/some-people-need-challenges-to-gr...
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by closedbracket 15y ago
This is a great point. Do you have any suggestions? If you send me the CSS code that would help make it more readable, I'll make it live.
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by closedbracket 15y ago
This is great feedback. Thank you. 1. Somebody else had mentioned this and I am working on it. Currently, the list of charities will show up when you create the survey and you have to select 5 of 20 charities. 2. This is a great suggestion.
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by closedbracket 15y ago
Thanks. I used http://www.revolution-productions.com/ and @lukedupont helped me a bunch with the design. Lesson Learned: I thought you just pay and a video gets made. But there's a bunch more work I had to put in, like write the exact scr
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by closedbracket 15y ago
Nothing stops companies from doing their own survey system, and then counting responses and making charity donations. However, this is a service already built to do that and it may save them the time and money to build their own. Moreover,
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by closedbracket 15y ago
Because some research shows that people are more motivated by a donated dollar than being entered into a drawing for an iPad. What do you think?
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I quit my job to do a startup.(blog.eval.me)
140 points by closedbracket 15y ago|104 comments
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So, I quit my job and built a startup. Here's Why and How.(blog.eval.me)
5 points by closedbracket 15y ago|1 comments
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The 80% Lean Startup(readncode.com)
16 points by closedbracket 15y ago|3 comments
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How to do a git merge with Vim(readncode.com)
3 points by closedbracket 15y ago|0 comments
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Why I Hate Ayn Rand(readncode.com)
10 points by closedbracket 15y ago|2 comments
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iTerm2 hits 1.0(code.google.com)
3 points by closedbracket 15y ago|0 comments
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by closedbracket 15y ago
I thought this was some productivity spiel.
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by closedbracket 15y ago
Paranoia. Maybe we could use dialup to some random number as backup. Oh wait, then they can tap the line. What if we launch our own satellite? Then, there's the Russians...maybe Osama isn't dead.
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by closedbracket 15y ago
How can the google wallet site not use sprites for the navigation images? http://cl.ly/77E8 Oh, and the links don't work when you click on "How it works" http://cl.ly/76Vv TIL I could work for google.
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5 Lessons Learned at Startup Weekend(readncode.com)
12 points by closedbracket 15y ago|1 comments
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Scalable Business Card(closedbracket.tumblr.com)
5 points by closedbracket 15y ago|0 comments
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by closedbracket 15y ago
Mr. Joy is a really ironic name.
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ReStructuredText vs. Markdown(readncode.com)
2 points by closedbracket 15y ago|0 comments
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Eric Meyer's Lukewarm CSS(readncode.com)
1 points by closedbracket 15y ago|0 comments
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by closedbracket 15y ago
I'm going to charge backwards, just for the hell of it.
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by closedbracket 16y ago
"I’m guessing he’ll bank $380M from this excessive batch of craze, assuming he converts to Scientology like Tom." Nice.
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by closedbracket 16y ago
HPR, Peter Day's World of Business, New Yorker Comment, Changelog, Onion Radio News, Front Page, Read'n'Code (had to plug this)
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How to give an Ignite talk(readncode.com)
13 points by closedbracket 16y ago|4 comments
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Learn Python (and everything) the Right Way(readncode.com)
6 points by closedbracket 16y ago|1 comments
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Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-five and Erlang(readncode.com)
8 points by closedbracket 16y ago|2 comments
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Startup Meetups
3 points by closedbracket 17y ago|1 comments

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