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larrykubin
18y ago
I do a lot of PHP work in Austin, TX. I charged my very first client $65/hour. I was pretty excited about that at the time (whoa, someone will pay me $65/hour!). Then I realized that this was very cheap to many businesses, and saw how much
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19y ago
Earlier this week, I put a lot of my money into two ETF's, EWZ (Brazil), and FXI (China). They have great technical setups if you are believe in that as well. Good time to buy.
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19y ago
I was recently looking around or something similar, and came across a project called LovdByLess (RoR): http://lovdbyless.com/ I can't say I've used it, but it looks like it's worth checking out.
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19y ago
Many people will think you are crazy even if you live in the US. That's why it was cool to go to Startup School last year. People actually encouraged me to quit my job there :).
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19y ago
I'd like to meet up. I live in Austin so I know the area really well. I bought the full badge, so I'll be going to see a lot of bands as well. Feel free to send me an email.
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Last year, Sam Odio set up a wiki for the event and someone also set up a Facebook group. People wrote down their contact info on the wiki, and then a bunch of us got together and ate some tacos and chatted. Then a group of us went to have
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19y ago
This probably is moving away from what davidw was asking, but here's my quick guide to Austin. The 6th street advice depends on who you are. If you are looking for live music, definitely 6th St. and the clubs on Red River. If you want cheap
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19y ago
I live in Austin, TX and find its size to be manageable, although it is growing fast. Is that too large for you? It has the University of Texas, its in the 'Hill Country', and has a lot of smart and creative folks. I don't have a car and ri
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BS Electrical Engineering & BA Philosophy, 2004, Univ. of Texas at Austin
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I heard good things about this company too, so I signed up for an account. The customer service and prices were fine, but my site was down a lot, so I cancelled.
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19y ago
It's strange that the kwout site was just posted, since a friend and I coincidentally spent a few days making a quote site over the holidays. This was my first project using Django, and it was quite fun. Basically you just install a Firefox
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SnipQuote: a Firefox extension/site for saving your favorite quotations
(snipquote.com)
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That's crazy. My friend and I just spent a few days over the holidays building a quote site using Django. Ours is at http://www.snipquote.com if you want to check it out. You install a firefox extension, then highlight text on any web pag
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20y ago
Very nice post. After attending startup school I found myself wanting to move for the first time since living in Austin. Then I thought about how much cheaper I could live in Austin while working on the startup. Of your reasons _to_ move to
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20y ago
There is definitely video of all of the speeches. As a matter of fact, there are videos of _everything_, including random lunch conversations, given that justin.tv was there. This video was taken on my digital camera, hence the crappy quali
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Paul Graham's Talk at Startup School 2007
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Has Ycombinator ever funded a group that hasn't known each other long? For instance, a group that met at Startup School?
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