netmau5

19 ms·

151.
by netmau5 16y ago
Ratings from startups who have participated in the program
152.
by netmau5 16y ago
Ratings from investors who get leads from incubators
153.
by netmau5 16y ago
Personal experiences from being in a program
154.
by netmau5 16y ago
Information about specializations of the incubator
155.
by netmau5 16y ago
General information about the incubator: investment vs equity taken, length of program, location etc
156.
Share Your Ideas, We're Here to Help(blog.sparkmuse.com)
1 points by netmau5 16y ago|0 comments
157.
by netmau5 16y ago
Doing testing or design work is difficult for me on a laptop, but I find pure coding to be almost better because there is less real estate to invite distractions.
158.
by netmau5 16y ago
Nice site design but the $33 pin makes me cringe a little. Why does a token reminder cost so much on what otherwise appears to be a charitable gesture?
159.
by netmau5 16y ago
Not sure I would want all of my engineers who are working on socially engineered spamming exposed to startup culture. They might not be able to resist the urge to move across the hall.
160.
by netmau5 16y ago
90k for entry level is pretty crazy. Any Googlers in the Atlanta area who can give the range in those parts now?
161.
by netmau5 16y ago
I love the future. Hopefully this won't go the way of the OLED and be way too expensive for practical use. I know it's only a matter of time, but I want this now! There are so many interest problems that a technology like this one could be
162.
by netmau5 16y ago
You're welcome to check out Sparkmuse and steal any ideas on how we work. I can send you an invite if youd like, just shoot me an email.
163.
by netmau5 16y ago
My algorithms professor engrained an idea in me that has stuck throughout my career: first you make it work, then you make it better. When it comes to code, we want an almost mathematically-provable correctness, but the real world doesn't c
164.
by netmau5 16y ago
Hey Justin, I'm working on a site called Sparkmuse (in beta) which aligns with much of what you're describing. Here are some of the things we're working on right now: tracker.startupguild.net – The fundamental building block of our current
165.
by netmau5 16y ago
This quote is interesting, perhaps why so many are looking for a tech cofounder? According to the Education Department, the top majors for the class of 2008 were business, health sciences and social sciences and history. About nine times as
166.
IE9-final released tonight, 3/14 9PM PST
1 points by netmau5 16y ago|0 comments
167.
IE9-final released tonight, 3/14 9PM PST
1 points by netmau5 16y ago|0 comments
168.
by netmau5 16y ago
I can send you an invite to Sparkmuse if you'd like to talk about it there. Hit me up if you'd like, email is in profile. Ask yourself who you'd sell this product/service to and try to track those people down. This isn't development, this i
169.
by netmau5 16y ago
You've got nothing right now, treat it as such. Details are good and people will be willing to give you feedback on your thoughts if you give them. I've had a million ideas and most of them seem great until you start talking about them. Hav
170.
by netmau5 16y ago
I never guessed there would be pirate VC, I suppose money follows any profit.
171.
by netmau5 16y ago
Credentials don't mean too terribly much unless you're looking at a star who has hit multiple home runs. Sure, their advice is great because you know there is some well-earned experience in it, but that doesn't automatically make everyone e
172.
by netmau5 16y ago
Sparkmuse will be there!
173.
by netmau5 16y ago
This is all good advice. I recently had to negotiate a raise for myself, and I think the critical insight is that you need to be willing to walk. If you are comfortable being without work for a little while, great. Otherwise, go seek out ot
174.
by netmau5 16y ago
Apple seems to be adopting an attitude that "you stand to make more with us than without" towards developers and I suppose this makes them feel entitled to tax us. The amount of money they will make out of this will be peanuts, far less tha
175.
by netmau5 16y ago
I can't speak for everyone, but the opportunity to learn from a bunch of incredibly smart developers and rub shoulders with peers is an honor for me. Plus, who can resist a geek goodie bag full of tech gadgets. I can't afford to fly to the
176.
by netmau5 16y ago
Great offer! Out of curiosity, are you guys starting your own consultancy or app to improve landing page optimization?
177.
by netmau5 16y ago
Posted about a very similar idea on our blog, http://blog.sparkmuse.com/nexpense-success-through-persevera... . You've got some competition, but I think there is some great opportunity in the market too.
178.
by netmau5 16y ago
Will be happy to bounce ideas with you and perhaps we can work together if it fits. I'm just starting with Rails but have tons of web dev experience in other languages. Expert in JS, decent by my own estimation at design. Email in profile i
179.
TripLingo's Startup Journey(blog.sparkmuse.com)
1 points by netmau5 16y ago|0 comments
180.
by netmau5 16y ago
Definitely, thanks for checking it out. We're still a fledgling community in beta but I hope to grow it into a useful place for those of us trying to create something on this here interweb. If any other HN'ers want an invite, feel free to d

More ›