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by tarr11 13y ago
I wish that Ruby on Rails worked on Windows.
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by tarr11 13y ago
Do you have something to share? Cmon, we're not that bad. :)
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by tarr11 13y ago
How is that a genome? And, I'm not going to connect with Facebook.
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by tarr11 13y ago
Then why would you say his plans are too cheap?
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by tarr11 13y ago
Did you buy it?
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by tarr11 13y ago
I watched most of your video. How does applying a pinterest like layout make email easier to deal with?
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by tarr11 13y ago
Thanks for the link to the original. That said, the content of the articles are not the same. I wouldn't consider this to be blog spam.
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by tarr11 13y ago
Can you clarify what you are saying here? That Metro is ugly? Or that it's only ugly on Big Monitors?
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by tarr11 13y ago
you need a shared project, mission, experience, goal, or whatever to bond with people. Meetup is not that - you drink a beer, then just leave after an hour or two. If you work on a project together, though, even on github, you will probabl
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by tarr11 13y ago
Guilty! I think it's an entrepreneurial rite of passage or something.
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by tarr11 13y ago
You might be too hard on yourself. It is ok to start many things. Do not think you have to finish something just because you started it. That is a very heavy burden and will discourage you from starting new things. Sometimes, it is valuab
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by tarr11 13y ago
I don't think that they are just marginally better. You are taking for granted that most people are coming from a mouse-oriented workflow. Switching to a keyboard oriented workflow is a very big step. hjkl accomplishes the task of training
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Bayes Theorem and the cognitive burden of email(blog.corpqna.com)
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by tarr11 14y ago
Fair enough. Thanks for sharing.
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by tarr11 14y ago
". As it turns out, we had enough people enjoy the beta and sign on after the 30 day trial that we're covering our monthly systems operations expenses. " This is great, congrats. Would be willing to share more information about this? Conv
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by tarr11 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - I'm a Senior Developer seeking contract work near SF. I have experience in .NET, C++, Ruby, Java. Front-End, back-end, databases, NoSQL etc I've worked on both startups and in corporate environments. I've worked on high pe
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by tarr11 14y ago
That's great that you kept at it for this amount of time. Perhaps you can share some more details about how you got your users or any other information about your business model?
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by tarr11 14y ago
Seems like it is working now.
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by tarr11 14y ago
Kind of fun - clearly not designed to pick a particular color (since I can't see any colors until I move the mouse). I do like movement based feedback though.
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by tarr11 14y ago
This is such a classic HN reply to a failed launch, I feel like it needs to be an option on the menu bar to save us all time. link | parent | flag | you-suck-but-good-luck
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by tarr11 14y ago
This is a great story. But perhaps a story of survivorship bias as well? It would be interesting to know if this happened 3 months, 6 months, or several years after TACODA was working on their product. According to this Rho ventures articl
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by tarr11 14y ago
"perfect fit" may be less of an issue than you think for high end fashion. If you asked them if they have trouble finding the perfect fit, I wonder what they would say. A lot of these women wear things like Lululemon, which fits really we
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Newsfeed as a Service(feedsvc.co)
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by tarr11 14y ago
No, your outcome is not binary. See Fred Wilson's latest article: http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2013/03/when-things-dont-work-out.ht... Of course dilution matters. I really don't understand how you can make an argument that entrepreneurs shou
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by tarr11 14y ago
I'd imagine that you have some sort of spreadsheet to keep track of your predictions, both positive and negative. I'm curious if your educated conclusion beats a random walk (similar to mutual fund managers for example)
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by tarr11 14y ago
Hard figures make them look more honest, which is nice. Then you can actually trust them when one or two of the figures actually are impressive.
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by tarr11 14y ago
Age 30 is meaningless. Kids? Health issues? Financial stability? Peace of mind? Quality of your idea? Research and Preparation? Co-founder? Those are factors that might be more relevant.
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by tarr11 14y ago
Most .NET devs (myself included) really enjoy the Visual Studio Environment. So, if you prefer a text editor like vim, it may not be the right tool for you. The debugger is hard to beat (as Jeff mentions). C# has kept up with most feature
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by tarr11 14y ago
Sounds like you've got a bad manager.
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by tarr11 14y ago
Is this product a "more beautiful" ATS?

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