dottertrotter

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Lot of Important Dates Coming Up, Here's a Reminder of Some of Them
1 points by dottertrotter 19y ago|0 comments
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
Paulo Coelho - The Alchemist
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
my thoughts exactly
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
upvoted for obscure Fletch reference.
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
Anyone got an invite they can send me?
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
maybe we should make everyone take some type of programming quiz before they're allowed to comment or submit links?
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
Purdue University - BS in Computer Programming Technology
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
where's the reddit alien?
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
For determining the quality of your UI, you need to first determine who you want your primary user base is going to be. Once you have determined that, seek people out who fit into that demographic and then show them your design, because ul
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
It wasn't uncommon for me to drink a 24 case of Pepsi during a marathon coding session, but 2 months ago I quit pop in all of its evil forms and I have to say I've never felt better. Plus I've lost 11 pounds.
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
Rebel Without a Crew (Robert Rodriguez), The Alchemist (Paulo Coelho), Sherlock Holmes (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle)
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
with our app, we have been lucky enough to both charge our customers, as well as we have leased out our software to a bigger company and set them up with their own site. Similar to what reddit did with lipstick.com
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
if you want to see others in your area look at http://hackrtrackr.com
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
It really depends on what you call success. If you determine success to be getting acquired and retiring, then no I don't think moonlighting will get you to that point. However, if you determine success to be creating a side business that
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Startups: 'More bootstrappy this time'(news.yahoo.com)
7 points by dottertrotter 19y ago|1 comments
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
I created a forum for meetups real fast to test the disqus software and I gotta say thats some pretty sweet stuff. This should make getting meetups planned a little easier I hope.
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HackrTrackr Adds Disqus forum for meetups for YCombinator Readers(hackrtrackr.com)
2 points by dottertrotter 19y ago|1 comments
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
I know the feeling. However, sometimes this can be largely avoided by using an already tested javascript library such as the yui tools or jquery as base. I'm not sure if they're pertinent to what your doing, but when they are it sure spee
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
I agree, yesterday I got denied for Y Comb, but this morning I leased my startup's software for one year to a company for the same amount of money Y Comb was going to give me. So I don't think I'm a loser. Denial doesn't mean those reject
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
http://hackrtrackr.com shows all the ycomb readers in your area interested in a meetup. hopefully they provide their email in the profile.
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
More hackers should become writers.
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
This is great. I think the capabilities of the iphone touch screen system are gonna make for some great gaming possibilities that we haven't seen before. I know I've got some ideas already at least.
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
If you want to find someone in your area that reads y combinator, you should check http://www.hackrtrackr.com
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Rails makes it feel like I cheated
3 points by dottertrotter 19y ago|4 comments
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Bokonist feel free to email me and we might be able to set something up. bradleyt (dot) marsh (at) gmail. I'm the one who built hackrtrackr by the way.
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
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Chicago Area Y Combinator Readers Meetup(hackrtrackr.com)
5 points by dottertrotter 19y ago|0 comments
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
Gotta get a domain name without a dash.
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by dottertrotter 19y ago
Personally I used to be like this. I would never launch anything, because nothing I did was ever good enough for me. However, recently I learned my lesson. I launched hackrtrackr with only one feature, and without and going back and reth

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