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helen842000
15y ago
I've started to do this also. However I have a hard time tearing myself away to go to my 9-5 contract job. It does set your priorities in order though, my side project deserves my most awake hours & my most productive hours too. Sending
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helen842000
15y ago
I agree with the comment about the copy. You need to know instantly what your site does. It is really about the screenshots or is it about testing across different browsers/devices? I thinking testing is the key word.
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helen842000
15y ago
I'd love to receive chocolate each month however usually posting it ruins it. I've had many packages sent from my friends in the US to me in the UK containing chocolate, usually it has melted and re-set at whatever was the hottest point of
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helen842000
15y ago
I love looking at new sites like this, I think it's great to get the chance to see what others are working on. It tries to tackle an important problem but has a few forseeable side effects. The most important points I can think of... It's p
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helen842000
15y ago
Hey, If you apply for jobs that suit your personality you may get more positive feedback. Turn these points into strengths. Some things to consider especially if you have been having various health issues is a) are you ready to take on a ne
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helen842000
15y ago
I have always struggled with coding even though my University major was CS. I feel like I'm missing so many basics, like a major 'a-ha' moment. I've done the codecademy & codeschool tuts, the MIT and Stanford online courseware and built
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helen842000
15y ago
If you DID quit your job. What would you do on the first day? Would you go into coding furiously, look at how to attract customers? What's the next step that requires your full working week? It's very tempting to just throw all your spare t
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helen842000
15y ago
What about designing and building useful web apps or utilities? Then provisioning and maintaining any popular sites would be your job. You'd build an impressive portfolio and have a bunch of assets that you could sell or charge for if you e
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helen842000
15y ago
It pained me to do so but I let the deadline pass without submitting my application. I checked regularly to see when they would open the application again and started on my answers straight away. The application made me realise I didn't che
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helen842000
15y ago
Hey Colin, I'm by no means an expert but I'm always happy to help out where I can. I've dropped you an e-mail with a screenshot of a 5 min mockup I made using a free template and the existing info from your current site. You're welcome to h
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helen842000
15y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote/Internship (Based UK) Sys Admin / Data Analyst. Info Sys degree, background in databases, tech support in banking industry. Knowledge of HTML/CSS, some RoR/PHP/MySQL. Other general experience professional photographer,
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helen842000
15y ago
Agreed.
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helen842000
15y ago
Yeah, we were told our funding amounts and then advised that around £1200 (which in my case was about 15%) of this had already been allocated to cover training, office space (which I never used) and mentor meetings. Some of the other busine
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helen842000
15y ago
If they have nothing to bring to the start-up then why hire them at all? However if they have skills that other team members don't have they could be a valuable addition. The right time to hire them is when you realise the level of value th