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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
The solution is simple. Hire a proxy with a head cam.
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
That's sort of my line of reasoning, as well. Particularly when you move into any form of management or leadership position.
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Ask HN: How far can you take a telecommute career?
20 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|9 comments
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
Shoot me an email with your skype/im, if you want to discuss further. cmorgan8506@gmail.com
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
I have a general preference for Python + Flask/Django, postgres for SQL, and redis/mongo/cassandra for db/cache. With that said, I have no issue picking up new tech, as that's half the fun. You?
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Full Stack Dev looking to do a joint side project
1 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|4 comments
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
Off topic, but I am interested in the steps you took in building this type of business. Would I be able to get in touch with you? If so, just shoot me an email. colin@fullbit.ca
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
Thanks for the input. Gave me lots to think about.
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
I agree that RSS is clunky and old. Maybe adding preset feeds and grouping them under very granular categories would keep things more user friendly.
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
Looks to be primarily ad based revenue. I suppose an ad-supported and premium paid version would be possible. You've got me thinking though. Perhaps, if I shifted the concept slightly to be specific for job search, it might be a viable busi
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
Well said. I have no idea how I would go about generating revenue with it.
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
Not currently. I was considering building it out, but it looks like the idea is already covered on several levels. Looks like I've got my answer.
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Ask HN: Do you think this is a viable product?
4 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|12 comments
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
http://www.feed-alert.com Launched it today! Mostly, I just wanted to prove to myself that I could finish a side project. Even if it was just a small one.
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
hmm, placeholders should be working. Agreed about the blurb though.
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Show HN: My First Side Project To Go Live(feed-alert.com)
2 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|2 comments
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
I have to say, I envy you.
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
colin@learntodev.com
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How did you meet your cofounder(s)?
7 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|10 comments
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I have part time tech sweat equity to give.
3 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|3 comments
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
Glad I could help. Good luck with ROR. Ruby is a beautiful language.
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How To Gain Web Development Experience Without A Job Or Client(learntodev.com)
1 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|2 comments
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Q&a interview with a hacker "bootcamp" grad this week. Have any questions?
1 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|0 comments
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50 Reliable Tutorials To Get You Started Learning Web Development(learntodev.com)
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
Get back to me when you're done or in the midst. I'd love to do a Q&A for my blog about those type of "boot camps". colin@learntodev.com
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How I Went From Nothing To Making $80K A Year Learning Web Development(learntodev.com)
19 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|4 comments
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by cmorgan8506 14y ago
Do you think "over-engineering" could be a contributor to an unmaintainable code base? Also, do you think TDD is key to faster/cleaner iterations?
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Does poor coding ever sink a startup?
16 points by cmorgan8506 14y ago|9 comments