mattculbreth

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by mattculbreth 16y ago
Sure absolutely. It's been a good learning experience. As soon as I finish the blogging features of it I'll start blogging about it. :)
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by mattculbreth 16y ago
I actually did this purely for fun. Could have done Python but I've been meaning to learn Clojure anyway. Check out http://github.com/mattc58/animate for the beginning of my web server in Clojure.
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How Apple Really Screwed Up With New License(sheddingbikes.com)
18 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|13 comments
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
Yes, lein self-install
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WatchMouse Monitors 26 Popular APIs So You Don’t Have To(techcrunch.com)
11 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|1 comments
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
This is in process certainly, with almost no testing done. The protocol is easy enough to have it finished within a couple days.
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Python client to FleetDB(github.com)
2 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|1 comments
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Zed Shaw: Librelist to take on Google, Yahoo mailing lists(zedshaw.com)
173 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|70 comments
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Personal Kanban And The Pomodoro Technique – One week practice review(jontesays.com)
1 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|0 comments
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
Man that was a long time ago, thanks for reminding me. We had another HN meetup earlier in 2007 that got 4-5 people.
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The path of least resistance in Clojure(blogs.foognostic.net)
1 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|0 comments
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
I tweeted just today that GitHub was the coolest thing out in the past <some unspecified bit of time>.
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Modeling a Tree in a Document Database(seancribbs.com)
1 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|0 comments
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Pragmatic Studio: Clojure(pragmaticstudio.com)
1 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|0 comments
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
I used to buy books on writing, read magazines on writing, listen to interviews of authors talk about their methods. You're right--they simply sit down and write.
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
Architect
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
And burnt down his house for good measure.
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
Probably good enough advice, but the salary and tax part isn't really the key issue. It's fine to be a single member LLC and do the estimated quarterly taxes thing. As long as all of your deductions are reasonable your taxable income shou
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MongoDB: A Light in the Darkness(engineyard.com)
21 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|8 comments
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
I'll be in Dublin in a couple weeks and intend to celebrate this at the Guinness Storehouse.
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Rich or Famous?(blog.weatherby.net)
2 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|2 comments
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
I've used Future Hosting http://www.futurehosting.com/ for a few years now, with two different VPS instances for $30/month each. Never had a problem, and if they did something like this I'd be shocked.
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
What Zed Shaw said
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
We were doing a Business Intelligence app as a service, mixing it with social stuff. Was (and is) cool. Tried to originally pitch it as ~ $50/user/month, but it never really sank in to a customer's mind. When we starting describing it as
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
We tried, and it didn't work for us. Customers reverted back to normal behavior, as did we. Plus, investors (with no exception) all told us it wouldn't work, that customers were going to continue buying enterprise software just as they had
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
Argh, wish I had read this in 2007 when I was starting an enterprise software company. Every one of these resonates with me, mostly in a bad way. :)
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
I'm doing it now and will report back. I've got the thing running in a VM so all should be fine.
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How to Upgrade the Windows 7 RC to RTM (Final Release)(howtogeek.com)
1 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|2 comments
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Review of Shotput Ventures Demo Day(blog.weatherby.net)
10 points by mattculbreth 17y ago|0 comments
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by mattculbreth 17y ago
I had COBRA for many months from my former employer (worked well, very expensive). Then I found an excellent broker in the Atlanta area and got a good HSA plan from Aetna. So far so good, much cheaper, provided we don't have claims.

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