dbrush

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Faux Labs, maker of Splashup, looking for .NET developers.
22 points by dbrush 19y ago
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by dbrush 19y ago
Flash is a browser plugin.
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by dbrush 19y ago
Great, another competitor...
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by dbrush 19y ago
Splashup is hiring .NET developers, as it were. Anyone interested should email me at dave@splashup.com
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by dbrush 19y ago
Can you point me to someone that has beaten the libraries of the "Dark Side"? I'd like to check them out.
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by dbrush 19y ago
Splashup has about 100K users and didn't require much tweaking. Then again, I didn't use all the fancy frameworks and abstractions for abstractions.
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by dbrush 19y ago
After trying a few different languages .NET was definitely the fastest outside of C/C++. I didn't feel like learning C++ and then having to build a homebrew everything on top of it. My history is primarily ECMAScript, so it was very easy fo
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by dbrush 19y ago
Splashup.com
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by dbrush 19y ago
Death Is the Road to Awe, Clint Mansell
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by dbrush 19y ago
You know, even while putting it in I couldn't figure out why people would use it. Nonetheless, it was nice to have figured out how it worked.
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by dbrush 19y ago
Certainly. Do you think a lot of people would use it?
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by dbrush 19y ago
You're right. Cursors, and keyboard shortcuts, should go a long way toward increasing the usability of Splashup, that's our hope anyway.
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by dbrush 19y ago
Yep, it's just difficult because there are so many scenarios to account for with any given shortcut.
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by dbrush 19y ago
Thanks, I'll get right on that. There will be another release in the next day or so and that'll be fixed.
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by dbrush 19y ago
Adobe isn't going to eat their own cash cow. You can see their response to online image editors here: http://www.download.com/8301-2007_4-9790734-12.html
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by dbrush 19y ago
I have an opinion about this conspiracy. Click next to read it.
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by dbrush 19y ago
And don't say, "It's friggin' _blank_ online!" when trying to relate the merits of your idea when you feel like you're bombing.
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by dbrush 19y ago
I wonder if some of the people complaining about notable items appearing on the front page of Reddit are some of the same people complaining about non-notable items appearing on obscure pages within Wikipedia.
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by dbrush 19y ago
Oh man, powerful stuff. Your website editor is starting to compete with my image editor : P Many congratulations to you guys.
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by dbrush 19y ago
It's more sound to say to the public that those desperately seeking, and/or producing, voyeur porn on public lifecasting services shall be shunned than taking a stand with investors and the family lobby that voyeur porn should/can be produc
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by dbrush 19y ago
It's also easy to give.
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by dbrush 19y ago
That his last name is actually Ponzi.
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by dbrush 19y ago
"I'm in a hurry. I'm making this up as I go. I'm in the luck business of diversifying risk over lots of stupid ideas very quickly." That sentence says volumes, both about you and the organization you're representing.
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by dbrush 19y ago
The $987,345,897,349,875 question is... <ultra bold>What, PRECISELY, is it that you want the members of this community to do?</ultra bold> - Write code for you? - Write a check to you? - Let you invest in our startups and li
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by dbrush 19y ago
It seems to me that the strategy was to loosen some panties and inspire some laughter. I enjoyed the fruits of both efforts.
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by dbrush 19y ago
Will giving you a bunch of money allow me to "Work at HOME! and earn $5000 a week!"? Jokes aside... Can you elaborate on just what "this" and "it" is? Cause "this and "it" sound like giving your company money without provisions so that you
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by dbrush 19y ago
If you have all the answers why ask the questions?
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[NYC/Cambridge] Faux Labs, makers of Fauxto, seeking web developer
6 points by dbrush 19y ago
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[Boston] Company in current YC batch seeking cofounder for business development role
30 points by dbrush 19y ago