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pxlpshr
14y ago
Aahh, good point. That's actually the recommendation box you're shown after you've stated what type of event you're hosting. It's part of the process to help save time and streamline planning.
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pxlpshr
14y ago
You're right. I should have known better... :)
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pxlpshr
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Awesome, great feedback so far.
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pxlpshr
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A lot of local-level marketing in Austin and parts of Texas. They just started to expand into other cities and part of that is due to the pending national/international exposure.
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pxlpshr
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Good catch, almost silly it went missed. Reported! Thanks.
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jell-eh-phi :)
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Yes, a 25 year old female founder. 3 engineers, 1 ex-radio industry veteran, and ~5 other team players. She got started last year, went through a rough patch with a different designer+developer team, had to rethink everything, and then in J
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Show HN: My girlfriend's startup
(jellifi.com)
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We pitched this to Epic in 2007 when our platform helped bring id Software's Quake online... on any browser. Included an "app garden" for the mod community around Unreal engine, clans, ladders, and real-time tournaments with automatic serve
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pxlpshr
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Love the design and architecture, and really love the success stories. I remember struggling to sell a dated financial enterprise company on the benefits of Python, and those case studies would have really helped.
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pxlpshr
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I assume this is the top voted comment on HN since it's first. Sadly, there's not one qualifying statement in your comment which leads me to believe you don't know what you're talking about. And that's fine, except you pretend like you do b
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14y ago
As a self-taught builder on the other side of the equation, I agree with you.
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Gabe Newell: Reflections of a Video Game Maker
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If your last site design was responsive without looking at analytics, your first error was not making a data driven decision. If no data existed, your product guy should have asked himself when was the last time he evaluated and purchased a
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i heard designers are the new black. or maybe i'm just biased...
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Gun Regulation + Internet + 3D Printer = Distributed Defense
(defcad.org)
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It's hilarious to me how much you're making sweeping generalizations and acting like the smartest guy in the room.
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I wouldn't discount Ive's ability to take existing products in market, such as the TV, mobile wallet, or even things like Google Glass, and maintain Apple's attention to industrial design and user experience. Macbook Pro Retina is beautiful
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Couldn't agree more... it was the frontier days. I grew up in rural Texas about :45 minutes away from Houston. I ran a BSS for my neighborhood around the time of Duke Nukem 3D. We traded our custom maps over it, and coordinated our bamboo f
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You are exactly right.
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This isn't really consumer technology. It's privatized military research marketed as a hunting weapon. This is a gun built for the military so virtually anyone can be a deadly sniper, amateurs include. It's 10x more accurate from nearly 2x
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I love Font Awesome, thanks to all the contributors!! One of the first things I replace from Bootstrap is the dependence on png icon sprites. Bootstrap 3 and Font Awesome 3 should just marry each other and get it over with.
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What a meta post. Arrington complaining about a problem his site perpetuated by popularizing consumer tech. [1] Maybe TechCrunch should step away from the desk/SF and put more reporters in other cities on the ground, instead of relying on s
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Randi Zuckerberg's Facebook Privacy Violated
(readwrite.com)
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I thought Heroku was committed to building out more robust handling after the last AWS issue? Rather disappointed with Heroku's uptime solely based on articles I've seen on HN. I'm not a customer of Heroku, I've stuck with Rackspace the las
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This is really great, especially as a compliment to the learning tools coming to market. For front-end designers looking for a similar effect within your own text editor and browser window, I can not live without the CodeKit app now. It doe
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2001? man, you're hanging on to some old school hate. let it go, Ballmer's lack of impact has been made clear in the lost decade. i know plenty of people that tote Apple products and work for Microsoft. many of these same people actually re
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With all due respect, changing a few settings in 1 or 2 LESS files is now a top #2 story on HN? One of three things are happening as approach the end of the world... 1) Slow news day 2) What quantifies a hacker is being grossly influenced b
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Yeah, I think Packs is confusing because it's not immediately clear what it means to end-user. And I totally agree with your idea on how these should be grouped and marketed, and can probably get some great traffic with a little SEM/SEO. Wh
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This is cool. I think people are missing the idea of what this is so I'll clarify my assumption... It's a discovery tool for consumers to help them find hardware that's smart-device enabled like Nest, Lockitron, M-Audio, etc.
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