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cpayne
13y ago
Am I missing something? Who is Rich and why do I want to work for him?
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cpayne
13y ago
Yes, but not his apartment.
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cpayne
13y ago
I read the article. "Something missing" is not evidence of a search without a warrant.
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cpayne
13y ago
> Prove to me they didn't search his home without serving him a warrant and then we'll talk about the accuracy of this story. How do you prove a negative. The key for me is that he got the NYPD & Port Authority mixed up.
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cpayne
13y ago
Also the time of day
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cpayne
13y ago
It can be a fine line between criticism and it being "constructive"
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cpayne
13y ago
I'm guessing it will be a decent sized company, but with one account to publish the apps. Imagine trying to support that many apps?
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cpayne
13y ago
You can get full blown VS with a Bizspark subscription (its free for startups)
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cpayne
13y ago
I've tried a few times to use Mercurial from the command line and just can't get my head around it. TortoiseHG takes all that pain away by visually displaying what has changed / the different builds & branches. Merging
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cpayne
13y ago
BizSpark has to be one of the most under promoted feature by Microsoft. I think its absolutely fantastic and it boggles me why they don't make more noise around it...
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cpayne
13y ago
lol - What does that even mean? You know there are variants right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_chess Being great at one style doesn't normally mean you will be good at the others...
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cpayne
13y ago
I saw that too. Is English a second language? At the moment, you seem to be looking for audience engagement (as opposed to generating revenue). If that is the case then I'd leave it as is. I read that sort of thing and see it as cut
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cpayne
13y ago
(For me) the title made total sense
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cpayne
13y ago
Maybe. It's still pretty clever way to solve a problem...
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cpayne
13y ago
It would be interesting to know a little deeper. For example, the "Gatekeeper", once features are rolled out, are they permanently "on"? Does the feature to disabled them get removed? Or does their control panel look
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cpayne
13y ago
Sir Walter Raleigh - all I can think of is the actor who played him in Blackadder...
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cpayne
13y ago
You should add how many games it takes to meet your target. The one thing with Roulette is that it can get very boring very quickly! I worked on [this][1] product in a previous life. They knew that you only had a certain attention span, so
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cpayne
13y ago
It would be interesting to know who remembers the days when Slashdot was good
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cpayne
13y ago
What sort of feedback are you looking for? I like the design, it's simple. The app seems to work, all good there. I have to ask - do you think start ups want a risk management app? I've worked in both (corporate & startups).
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cpayne
13y ago
I loved my C64 as a kid. I can't imagine what it would be like to write these sorts of programs without the modern IDE / Debuggers / etc. Trying to manage concepts like text scrolling or the 8 sprite limit make my numb...
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cpayne
13y ago
It depends on the quality of cake you are eating. There's a massive difference between a chocolate birthday cake for a 4 yr old or Profiteroles http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profiterole
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cpayne
13y ago
+1 on Mixergy! There's lots of case studies on marketing, building a customer list, customer support etc. etc.
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cpayne
13y ago
+1 on Low carb isn't no carb. I had fantastic results on low carbs. I tried no carb once and it really will f k with your brain. Don't try no carbs!!!
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cpayne
13y ago
All I can say is - welcome to the real world! Remember, an agency only makes money when they place you. I know it sucks, but that's the harsh reality. I now just accept that unless they do come back to you, the answer is no. I've been do
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cpayne
14y ago
Wow! How did you find that?
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cpayne
14y ago
I guess in the end it depends on what you want to get out of hacker news. I can see your point, I think its just another clever implementation of what's out...
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cpayne
14y ago
I've worked on things like poker machine software. Pieces like the random number algorithm for that stuff is tightly controlled.
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cpayne
14y ago
That's pretty clever! I like that one...
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Stack Overflow was down
(stackoverflow.com)
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cpayne
14y ago
Harsh. I'd love to see your weekend project after your coffee but before your morning dump...
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