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EyePong: Play Pong With Your Freaking Eyes (built at Barcamp Vancouver)(techvibes.com)
6 points by nickmolnar2 16y ago|2 comments
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by nickmolnar2 16y ago
OK. So, I just put together that this event is competing head-to-head with Startup Weekend. http://vancouver.startupweekend.org That seems a little rude. I'm with you that $75 tickets are steep, and hacker unfriendly, but it seems like 2
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by nickmolnar2 16y ago
Nice work, Michael. The city needs more events like this.
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by nickmolnar2 16y ago
Adding Boris Wertz was a great move, and not a moment too soon. He adds credibility, and capital, to Bootup at the time when they need it most. It's a good thing, too. While their misfortune has certainly hurt people, myself included, Bootu
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
It's a bit of an aside, but Vancouver is really coming into its own as a technology hub. Over even the last 2 years, the number of new startups seems to have grown exponentially. One day could be very soon; and if it is, feel free to get in
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
There is also the benefit of down-the-line wages you can earn from having great experience on your resume. Maybe by turning down a 200K job for an 80K one, it makes the candidate eligible for a 350K job two years later. Saying you worked fo
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
I am genuinely concerned about this problem. Focusing on my immediate surroundings gets harder and harder every day.
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Be Here Now...by writing about it later(u.thirdi.com)
1 points by nickmolnar2 17y ago|1 comments
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Copy & paste some text from this article. Notice anything funny?(techvibes.com)
76 points by nickmolnar2 17y ago|53 comments
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
We really don't like it when clients come in and say that they need a 'Drupal site' just because someone told them that Drupal was going to be the cheapest way to get their plan made. You hire experts so that they can help make those import
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It's Software, Not Religion(thirdi.com)
1 points by nickmolnar2 17y ago|1 comments
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
I'm 23, so I just have no idea if my freewheeling views on privacy are going to turn around to bite me in the ass later in life. I'm the mayor of a sleazy local strip-club on Foursquare (don't ask, but there is a story). Guess I won't be go
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The President Doesn't Like Broccoli and Mark Zuckerberg Doesn't Like Privacy(senses.thirdi.com)
1 points by nickmolnar2 17y ago|1 comments
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My Rant On Web 2.0 Design Fundamentalism(u.thirdi.com)
1 points by nickmolnar2 17y ago|0 comments
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
Keep your eyes on senses.thirdi.com. We'll be posting all kinds of stories and lessons from this project (and a few other neat projects we are working on right now). Plenty more lessons to be learned, too, I suspect.
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
That fix is already in the works. Thanks
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
You're right. And as the copywriter for the site, I'm feeling a bit sheepish for not pressing to include that in the 1.0. If you'd like to find out more about us, you can always go to staging.thirdi.com (our new site is going up soon, we th
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
We've been aiming this for a bit more of a corporate audience than Mint's. We think this works particularly well in situations with multiple employees and a single bookkeeper. Of course, we'd like to make a product that works for individual
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Is there any chance you'd be able to send over the diagnostic logs. It is an option in the Application Menu in the app, and would help speed along our fix. Admittedly, we haven't tested it on a Storm yet. We'll get
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
We aren't doing OCR right now. We are using your bookkeeper's eyes as the OCR. It is close to 100% effective, if not as space-agey.
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
That's a good one. We definitely don't want to be making native clients for every platform out there. It's on the to-do list, I'll see how far up we can push it.
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
We've already had a few of those complaints. We will rework the language to make the Blackberry requirement more obvious.
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
We're working on the logo. It'll be up, well above the fold, soon enough. Thanks. We like the name too.
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
Don't worry. We aren't storing anything in plaintext. SHA-1 with a 256-bit salt. Sorry, I was a little confused about the password-via-email comment. No, it doesn't shorten your reg. Only the share. We include the password for easy record-k
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
We definitely have a long way to go in terms of new-user flow. This should be dead simple, and give some positive reinforcement to get people to cross the chasm. I think once someone uploads 3 receipts to this thing they are going to be hoo
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
We've certainly been talking about the idea. I think that this is positioned a little differently from Mint. People are far more willing to pay for business software (especially the kind that cuts down on manual labour) than they are on per
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
We like the PW via email to shorten the registration process. Also, it lets us make the 'Share' button much more powerful. This way, we can have someone share an account with a friend and deliver them a fully functional account with no sign
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
All data is added via Blackberry right now. Email soon.
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by nickmolnar2 17y ago
We created this service as a side project with @providentmike in some free cycles we had in our software development company (staging.thirdi.com). We went from back-of-napkin to Beta in about a month, and are wondering if we have already hi
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Just the Bill(justthebill.com)
55 points by nickmolnar2 17y ago|43 comments

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