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by osetinsky 11y ago
I'm in the same position with similar circumstances. You did what you had to do - instead of going back to school and learning the theory, you decided to focus on the problem and build practical solutions in the form of prototypes&#x2F
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by osetinsky 11y ago
Bad UX. One shouldn't have to worry about this!
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by osetinsky 12y ago
How long do you spend every day on your side coding? Do you try to set a minimum/maximum amount of time?
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Jon Appleton was my professor at Dartmouth's Electro-acoustic Music Program. He's a great composer, professor and person who cares about his students.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Thank you! Please let me know if you need help with anything paul {at} treatings [dot] co
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Retro networking app - meet people in person again(treatings.co)
3 points by osetinsky 13y ago|3 comments
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by osetinsky 13y ago
I'm not saying that MIDI or DAWs aren't useful tools for making music, just that they aren't ideal for making music collaboratively. And if we're getting into the ages of these technologies, MIDI is in its 30s. More and
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Fork This Sound(paulosetinsky.com)
2 points by osetinsky 13y ago|2 comments
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Does anyone use music collaboration sites like Splice or Blend?
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by osetinsky 13y ago
You could check out our growing community of people treating strangers to coffee (for networking, collaboration, etc.): https://treatings.co
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Aural Cryptography(paulosetinsky.com)
2 points by osetinsky 13y ago|1 comments
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by osetinsky 13y ago
You only need Shift + Command + 3 (no need for Control) to screenshot. Makes it much easier!
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Yes, we definitely need to clean those tags up. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
We really like that. I think the biggest pain point for people, at least when it comes to giving them reason to reach out to strangers, is usually work related. But there's definitely something there. The goal is to facilitate conversa
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by osetinsky 13y ago
It's back up
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by osetinsky 13y ago
It's just easier to focus locally at first to work out the kinks. But we probably are missing out on potential learning experiences by staying open in certain areas. Plan is to open elsewhere soon.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Thanks amzuko - fixing that now. Appreciate the feedback.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Coffee/tea/drinks. "Coffee meetings" are something most people can relate to, so we've stuck with coffee for now. But we intend for it to be drinks of any kind really. The copy part is hard.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
So people you've already met, but perhaps don't know really well?
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by osetinsky 13y ago
I'm from Kentucky, so know how you feel. We're trying to open up elsewhere in the next few weeks, and can't wait.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Perfect - this is very helpful. Thanks jc4p, really appreciate it
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by osetinsky 13y ago
We need a few new illustrations. Some women expressed concern about having a male<>female illustration, saying it immediately seemed like a dating site. Not sure what the right answer is there.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Yes we've seen them and love what they're doing. The one-click expression of interest is something we have in common and really excited about. There's definitely something job sites/hiring can glean from online dating...
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by osetinsky 13y ago
They're always a great and funny read. You've gotta check them out if you have a chance!
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Thanks so much! I'm trying to think of which one that was. We're certainly learning about what can break when your site experiences traffic. But we're getting tons of great feedback.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Haha. Is it the illustration that makes you say that, or are you just seeing a lot of men on the site?
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Thanks so much. Checking it out now. If you don't mind me asking, were you logged in? And are you around New York? Really appreciate it.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
Anyone trying out the web app on their iPhone browser (safari/chrome)? I'd be grateful for any feedback if so.
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by osetinsky 13y ago
This is my first web application. It's built on Rails. I'd really appreciate any pointers about things to look out for as we try to build our user base and scale, as I'm completely new to this. Thanks so much!
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by osetinsky 13y ago
An in-person interaction can tell you a lot about someone that you can't glean from a resume. It's also provides a potential foundation from which to start a relationship (collaboration, job, etc.). We're speaking with compan

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