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by tbergeron 14y ago
If for any reason the introduction header of the page gets erased (it's a wiki), here it is: Hi! I just posted this on Hacker News because I wanted some help to define how Trello can be used for project management. I made my own take on it
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Using Trello for Project Management(hackpad.com)
3 points by tbergeron 14y ago|1 comments
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Apple always removed what they found weak and this is a part of why OS X is a strong and well integrated operating system. I can't see what all the fuss is about. I remember Apple removing many features in ten years of usage and it always b
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by tbergeron 14y ago
There's a nuance there and it's called an amateur. If I use this concept I could be anything and if everyone tells they're everything than what's the use of titles? You can be a passionate, an amateur but to be a programmer, a professional
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Infinite loop of compilation! Haha
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Nope. Stop fragmenting languages, we don't need another one except if it's revolutionary. There's some very good principles like the fact that it can compile to many languages but like CoffeeScript I just don't see the point. Want to do som
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Good article but still I believe that this is far from innovative. What's wrong with dashboards? I mean why not take all the space when you've got something to present to the user? The useless right part of the screen is a complete waste of
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by tbergeron 14y ago
So far I really like Project Bubble, it is simple, has time tracking and looks to be more freelancer oriented.
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Ask HN: Project and time management app for a freelancer?
1 points by tbergeron 14y ago|1 comments
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by tbergeron 14y ago
I read until I stumbled upon that line: "I've been a programmer since I was six." You're NOT a programmer at six, you are a KID. You can play with computers, but being a programmer is a whole other story. You can tell yourself you're a prog
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by tbergeron 14y ago
I'm also wondering this, there's a lot of that kind of clientside frameworks lately and I've been wondering the same about them all...
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Thanks for that comment, it expresses exactly how I'm feeling towards this. This is stupid and pointless. Instead of developing a framework I should be designing a beautiful website, fuck features, it's gotta be good looking!
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Yes, to develop a tool which will get no revenue after? This is completely pointless.
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by tbergeron 14y ago
I can't believe this. Really. Meteor is a bunch of open source projects glued together with some of their own libraries. Their package system which is out of npm is completely arbitrary. Why not funding other good projects? There's plenty o
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The Idea - Brainpad(brainpad.org)
2 points by tbergeron 14y ago|0 comments
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by tbergeron 14y ago
I really love Metalab, I always looked at them for inspiration and seriously I'm proud of those guys. They took the other road, the road which is in my opinion the best and the wisest. You must work hard to get to your point, being funded i
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Oh really? That's disturbing. Craigslist's a good idea, didn't thought of it! Thanks
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by tbergeron 14y ago
This is a very nice way of thinking! I always find myself using tools in non-conventional ways to get my work done. Maybe re-inventing the wheel isn't bad after all, just need to re-invent it for those who weren't using it as a "wheel". Tha
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Thanks for the response, what do you mean "their spyware"? I'm looking for small projects and where I currently live, they're pretty rare so that's why I'm looking online. But don't worry, I'm still looking offline as well! :-P
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by tbergeron 14y ago
This is very interesting! I never thought of this before, thanks for sharing!
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by tbergeron 14y ago
This is the best example of someone who fixed a problem at the right time. There was this gap to fill, he filled it and has been living from it since then. Thanks for sharing!
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Haha I didn't read Rework yet but I read Getting Things Done which is by Jason Fried & DHH as well, amazing book. [sometimes, try to solve problems people don't even know exist yet.] This is an amazing and interesting advice, thanks for
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll check those out for sure! I like Jobs as well, kind of hard on people but he had an idea and followed it to the end and that's remarkable.
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Your favorite freelance website to start making money
7 points by tbergeron 14y ago|6 comments
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Need some advice before going "all in" on my start up project
9 points by tbergeron 14y ago|11 comments
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by tbergeron 14y ago
At the bottom of the page, I returned but I can't see them anymore.
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by tbergeron 14y ago
I thought exactly the same, I really like the reactive programming principles they've brought. But without npm it's useless.
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by tbergeron 14y ago
I always loved Google for so much reasons. They knew how to bring amazing, fast and useful stuff to the table but then they lost themselves trying to make a "Walmart" out of themselves. They [started to] (some may say they always did) imita
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by tbergeron 14y ago
Registered for beta and saw Viagra ads right away. Enough said. It sounded good but it blew it for me.
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by tbergeron 15y ago
I understand the train of thought you're having. It may not be the best kind of business scaling-wise but if done right he could open some more somewhere else and horizontally scale that way. Everything can be scalable when pushed into the

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