lunaru

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by lunaru 18y ago
I'm using GoDaddy (I wouldn't recommend them for any of their other products besides domains and maybe SSL certs), but I hear lots of votes for Dreamhost.
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Seven Archetypal Software Projects(blog.roninapp.com)
19 points by lunaru 18y ago|1 comments
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by lunaru 18y ago
I stopped reading after the wolverine slide. Seriously though, it's this type of stuff that helps me open up TextMate for another day of hacking. It's not so much the content that matters, it's the shot of "Yeah, let's do this".
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by lunaru 18y ago
Yeah, reddit (and digg and dzone and <insert social media site>) just don't do it for me. The content is not the right blend.
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by lunaru 18y ago
So I'm not the only one! Ah to be 16 again... everything flashy was good.
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by lunaru 18y ago
Couldn't agree more. That said, there's plenty of room for modest plays that aren't the grand slam.
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by lunaru 18y ago
Probably tl;dr for the internet crowd these days, but I agree with the end conclusion. Mr. VC, remember that silly startup you didn't want to fund because it actually targeted a niche market with paying customers? Well, I've got one for you
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Loving Hacker News to Death... What next?
20 points by lunaru 18y ago|32 comments
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by lunaru 18y ago
"The rollercoaster" is often the most overlooked part in this romanticism over becoming an entrepreneur. The problem I find is that articles like this tend to fly right over the heads of those who have not experienced the sensation first ha
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by lunaru 18y ago
Indeed. I used to work for these guys ( http://www.fullshot.com ) and I can tell you they make plenty of money servicing a niche that small businesses need. They certain made more money per employee than my current internet (web-based) star
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Golden Rules for Making Money 2.0(blog.roninapp.com)
15 points by lunaru 18y ago|4 comments
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by lunaru 18y ago
The point about breaking up CSS into multiple files helps when the lines of CSS get to be too much. For example, I'm looking at a CSS file right here where I've got 1162 lines of CSS to sift through. Just like code is fragmented into .cpp,
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8 tips for "scaling" CSS development(blog.roninapp.com)
10 points by lunaru 18y ago|3 comments
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Getting past the startup roller-coaster(blog.roninapp.com)
1 points by lunaru 18y ago|0 comments