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by dustineichler 17y ago
pretty interesting. blueprint and sass is a worthwhile combination i wouldn't fight. otherwise, i'd hesitate to use one or another as a standalone tool. haml(unrelated here) is the exception.
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by dustineichler 17y ago
the daily beast is quality
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by dustineichler 17y ago
ltu http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/
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by dustineichler 17y ago
"The Institute will also be offering scholarships"
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by dustineichler 17y ago
what have you heard about this? looks interesting.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
best meetup in a while, you should've been there. lots of cool ideas floating around and a number of startups, all of which were very compelling because people in this community get it.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
To follow up on this thread, what health insurance do contracts get? I'm looking for something for myself. Thanks.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
You speak the truth, but hesitate to enumerate on the reality.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
alphalab looks pretty cool, hate that it's in pittsburgh but worth applying.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
I was a solo founder too. I don't think it makes much of a difference and will apply for Winter too. Don't let that deter you.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
while i say this is the last time, i'll apply again and make a much more serious effort. when's the next cycle, winter? i'll be ready.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
That's pretty funny. Django can also do this very easily without the redirect.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
Solo founders? Anyone besides me.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
great, i was working to raise money (for a little while at least) to send olpc's to some of the more rural areas in lima. i'm pervian as well(%). what's the technology scene there like? it'd be interesting to bridge my work between here (sf
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by dustineichler 18y ago
If you quit, you won't get unemployment if things go bad. Sounds like you already have more income lined up though. No time like the present to start something. I see more opportunity now than ever before.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
alot of innovation came out of the last downturn. i watched a lot of people leave then. let them go for all i care. i still believe if you want to get anything done, sv is where you need to be. while this won't always be true, you've gotta
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by dustineichler 18y ago
the author nailed it here, "I noticed that I was actually getting a hell of a lot done in not much time at all."
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by dustineichler 18y ago
So i'm curious how one becomes a resident entrepreneur... aside from doing something astounding like Chris has. if anyone can speak to this from experience i'd appreciate it.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
What was the report on streaming video? if it's what i think it is, this is a huge win for qik and others.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
what else is new, even around the apple campus service is laughable. with att, i've come to expect nothing so i'm surprised by everything.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
why are there so many erlang submissions lately? i'm not ready to bandwagon yet
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by dustineichler 18y ago
personally i think opensource contributions are a mainstay. if you aren't already doing this, it's to bad b/c it helps. this advice doesn't apply just to rubyonrails either, but it's cool to read as a reminder.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
I was just investigating this exact thing in the last few weeks. I'm pretty much ready to start pitching, but i could definitely use a forum to try it on first. Please set this up!
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by dustineichler 18y ago
blogging in general is tired, but some good stuff comes out of it (sometimes). i did like some of what this guy had to say "When you’re ready to quit, you’re closer than you think". i recently pitched some vc whom i thought would totally ge
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by dustineichler 18y ago
Yeah, I second this. It's really useful and easy to use.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
Question: is anyone using this as hosting instead of building a webapp. Is that against the terms? I've thought about just putting up a relatively simple slightly static django page and using google app engine as hosting.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
Noticed this too, but I think grammatically he used "are" in the inclusive sense that everyone at techcrunch _is_ full of sh*t. therefore, if you work their... it must be so.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
Personally, I love pair programming because I feel like i'm learning more faster. Some of the more experienced engineers I've worked with passes some insight and knowledge, which has been a huge benefit to me.
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by dustineichler 18y ago
Is this what happens when you have no business model?
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by dustineichler 18y ago
So what kinda people are you looking to attend this event. I'm interested, but i'm a developer. Nevertheless, i don't mind or wouldn't mind helping someone else out in the hope someone might do the same for me one day. Make sense? I have ze

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