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by izak30 18y ago
wow. downmodded for answering his question.
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by izak30 18y ago
I have a guy. He did the UX for our CMS, and has just quit his day job to do Freelancing full time (and work for Servee) Check out http://demo.servee.com for some UX work and http://kkellydesign.com for general Design (also highlandpr.c
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by izak30 18y ago
Score is relevant to things like business plans for sure. They'll know who to talk to in your area for Grants and VC. They'll have a few business plans for you to look at. While YC says 'make something people want' (they mean monetize la
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by izak30 18y ago
My advice is if your question is 'should I pass on xx cofounder?' the question is yes. You need to be SURE with any cofounder. If it is somebody you have worked with and know well, it may not matter if they are in a different time zone, bu
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by izak30 18y ago
Using jQuery, you could get each option from the Select, and make it a div/span (or more commonly, a UL for drop downs) for this example include jquery and superfish libraries //Insert a new node under select id $("#SelectId").after("<u
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by izak30 18y ago
Congrats Guys, I saw you at IO at 'birds of a feather' for a little pre-launch demo, very cool.
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by izak30 18y ago
My experience is this: Make friends at the top. You will have a much easier time getting through school if you send out some e-mails to the heads of places which you are considering to see how they respond to your questions. The tangible
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by izak30 18y ago
yeah, they just announced that the 3mil requests was over, and they are going to something closer to MT and saying 'compute units' (I was at over 6.5mil requests last month). They don't do good clustering or good scaling, They are a good so
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by izak30 18y ago
Mosso is easy to manage. Sure. check out http://status.mosso.com to see their downtime track record. It's bad. I'm currently leaving mosso for EC2. IMO, you may be better off in the long run to figure it out on EC2 (possibly with righ
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by izak30 18y ago
Ok, I was in your situation a month ago, and dove in. EC2 is great. It's easy to setup. I suggest starting with ubuntu, as there is a plethora of resources for it if you are new to system administration (start with this AMI http://develo
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by izak30 18y ago
Yeah, The guy who did all of the current designs [ http://kkellydesign.com ] Is really over the 'copy apple' phenom among designers (apple is over it as well, but many didn't notice) The point of the OP was that we have a good product FOR
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by izak30 18y ago
getdropbox.com works like a charm.
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by izak30 18y ago
Not quite sure what you mean by this. At best, its the least constructive criticism ever. Please elaborate
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Servee, looking for Designers in the Bay area to show off to.(sfbay.craigslist.org)
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by izak30 18y ago
We have a hosted content management system at Servee.com Keys: If you're in a market where there are many competitors, separate yourself by doing SOMETHING better (price, features, experience or a combination) Designers like it, so they
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by izak30 18y ago
Ok, to actually fully answer your question: My first customer walked into us. I've been doing websites for years, and I've set up some content-management systems. Most of the time people just don't like them. We made Servee, and took it t
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by izak30 18y ago
My product is based on a subscription model. Here's what we did. First: Make something that people want and would be willing to pay for. Second: Tell everyone you know that's what your doing. Ask people who they know that might be inte
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by izak30 18y ago
it's down.
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by izak30 18y ago
If they jack the price up, then the value of having a good domain goes up. It wouldn't stop squatters IMOHO
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by izak30 18y ago
Quick question on the legality of this: Say you hold a contest (cash or prize). Who owns the entries that are used? Who owns the entries that aren't used? Can you stipulate that you will only take entries under certain licensing? (CC or
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by izak30 18y ago
Thanks for the clarification. Not that I think it could be done in a few days, but I still see it as reactionary to developments in other technologies.
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by izak30 18y ago
Probably has to do with the recent canvas progress, and John Resig's new javascript. <--total speculation
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by izak30 18y ago
Break each part of a project down to what you can do in one sitting. If any item on your list is longer than 8 hrs, you're probably going to miss it. Also, figure out how many of THOSE thing you can do in a week (unlikely to get 40 billab
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by izak30 18y ago
Here is the problem I see with open-source tools in the not for profit arena. The person who knows how to use them, administer them, whatever, quits. Specifically with web sites (my arena) We (Servee) work with a lot of non-profits. We giv
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by izak30 18y ago
'completely neglecting the subjectivity of morality' <--I did not disagree with you on this, I assumed your position.
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by izak30 18y ago
This is completely contradictory to your original argument. Your original argument was 'if you can do "better" and you're not-> you are guilty of having immoral values' Completely neglecting the subjectivity of morality, this statement
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by izak30 18y ago
It was striking to me to see how many of those 13 cited a prominent man in their lives, here is mine: When I was about twelve, I was supposed to plant grass over what used to be our garden one day over summer vacation. My summer breaks wer
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by izak30 18y ago
'are smart enough to do better' puts subjective definitions on both 'smart' and 'better'. It's also to say that your definition of better is right. I'm certainly not one that prefering football or even pokemon is any kind of a poor choice.
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by izak30 18y ago
I'm going to be a little contrary to some of these other guys: Good design is very important. However: Usually, if you're the first in that space, poor design is tolerated (arguably MySpace) If you're not the first in the space, you need a
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by izak30 18y ago
No. That would have confused the hell out of me. I mostly learn from computer books the first time, the reading isn't for puzzles, it's for reading and learning. Giving bad information isn't fun, or a learning style.

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