mrchess

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by mrchess 12y ago
Please do this with Entypo! I've been wanting to use their library forever, but it doesn't work on some machines. http://www.entypo.com/
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by mrchess 12y ago
Lost me at date picking, and then got even more confused when choosing "flights" -- incredibly hard to read the flight table. Not a fan of this refresh.
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by mrchess 12y ago
mkdown does private. Gist.io does not support private. +1 for mkdown!
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by mrchess 12y ago
Out of curiosity, the 3rd time you applied (and got accepted), did you have traction?
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by mrchess 13y ago
Just deleted Candy Crush myself and low reviewed them. This is ridiculous.
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by mrchess 13y ago
To put the price in perspective, HighCharts, an extremely complex charting library, only charges $90 for a single website license.
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Cookie clicker(orteil.dashnet.org)
3 points by mrchess 13y ago|0 comments
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Watch your pizza made in real-time(dominoslive.com)
1 points by mrchess 13y ago|0 comments
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by mrchess 13y ago
In a situation like this the picture is the seller. From the screenshot it looks like the UI is very nice, but the picture isn't big enough for me to take it all in and reinforce what my gut is leaning toward. For me, I just want to see big
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by mrchess 13y ago
Small screenshots, no large ones accesible to see the details, no feature list, and the only way to learn more about the app is to buy it. It looks very interesting, but I'm not quite sold yet, though I am interested to learn more.
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by mrchess 13y ago
I lost it at making a symbol to represent a note letter -- a terrible idea. Ex. D for Dot. One thing to understand about music is that the letters are meaningless, as learning by letters restricts you to playing in a certain fashion. For so
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by mrchess 14y ago
I'd argue this is why the idea of customer support/community management is an entire department on itself. Customers in general, are not forgiving. Knowing how to deal with them properly takes social savvy, and you have to be aware how emai
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Thorax: Opinionated Backbone + Handlebars(thoraxjs.org)
2 points by mrchess 14y ago|0 comments
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by mrchess 14y ago
Direct link to YC spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0ApqWF3CqjgjSdE9... (terribly hard to view in the blog post IFRAME)
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by mrchess 14y ago
A lot of articles I originally read/skimmed with Angular didn't really tout it's ability to organize large codebases... I got the impression is targeted toward smaller projects, whereas Backbone they market themselves in your face "we will
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by mrchess 14y ago
Hey, the guy had a wife and kids. He is just trying to make a living. Come on...
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by mrchess 14y ago
Great thanks. My perception up until this comment was that Angular was more of a mini-tool for MVVM for use in little widgets, and not really able to be huge. I wish it was advertised more what large projects using Angular and that they are
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by mrchess 14y ago
How big is your Angular project? I mean I like the idea behind Angular, but my concern how Angular holds up in a huge app, let's say if Angular was written as the client of WordPress (or some blog) admin. I don't have enough experience with
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by mrchess 14y ago
The problem is the way company structures are currently set up, where founders get the majority of ownership, and employees just get the pool. What does this mean? To me it means that the way a company structures itself needs to change. Mor
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by mrchess 14y ago
Would love to get a PDF version of this. I'll make one once I get home but if someone beats me to it... ;)
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by mrchess 14y ago
Reading this story made me wonder, does it ever work? And if so, I wonder what the success ratio is. Clearly is must be high enough (or profitable enough despite losses) for them to keep doing it...
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by mrchess 14y ago
Congrats! How long did you spend build EasyPost before doing the initial Sep. 18th launch? EDIT: On a feedback note, 5% or less is very vague on the pricing page... Why not explain a bit further the upper and lower limits?
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by mrchess 14y ago
When I was 25 I lost more than $20,000 of my own and FFF money investing in my own project only to have it fail. At the time I was obviously, really upset. Fast forward to today -- looking back it was one of the greatest investments in my l
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by mrchess 14y ago
Agreed. Part of the job of being an investor is to balance your portfolio, and losses are to be expected. Such a world doesn't exist where investments are risk free. There are many entrepreneurs who have raised again from VCs even after the
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by mrchess 14y ago
Is MongoDB certainly declared "bad" now or something? I still thought Mongo is a viable option? Why would they give you crazy looks?
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by mrchess 14y ago
I'd guess it's more like 2-20K, but if it were only that much would HN have discussed it?
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by mrchess 14y ago
This needs a start button so it will play like a slide-down movie!
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by mrchess 14y ago
If this is true it would make even more sense to drop down to 1:1 so that users would "get it" and not have to familiarize themselves with a new market. Converting $1 = 10H might seem like a simple conversion, but you'd be surprised how dif
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by mrchess 14y ago
I'd suggest not calling it Honey. It is too similar to the word money, and can cause confusion. Imagine in conversation... "so you go to this website and trade your stuff in for honey." "wait you mean money?" "no honey. but honey is like mo
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by mrchess 14y ago
Is this useful for Django 1.4.3 development? I know this is a 1.5 book so I'm not sure how much of the API/stack has changed and how relevant the book will be for me.

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