wehriam

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by wehriam 19y ago
I also live in Atlanta. I don't know of any "hacker hangouts" but I like to go to Apres Diem in the afternoons.
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by wehriam 19y ago
Well, then you'd have to do something else.
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by wehriam 19y ago
"Isn't there a difference between startup and random web-based tool?" smacks of sarcasm to me. Of course I value constructive criticism, even complete dismissals of an weak idea. I'm just turned off by the schadenfreude seen on web-indus
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by wehriam 19y ago
Let's leave the hating to Techcrunch's commenters.
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by wehriam 19y ago
From what I've heard, a very successful "casual" game makes tens of thousands of dollars.
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by wehriam 19y ago
If you're interested in simple game design, you should consider experimenting with Flash. Websites like http://www.kongregate.com/ and services like http://mochiads.com/ could help with distribution and revenue on what might otherwise b
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by wehriam 19y ago
I'm not. The site is required reading and I bumped it on sight.
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by wehriam 19y ago
I, for one, welcome our new 14 year old overlords. On a more serious note, I want people interested in Arc here. People after top ten lists and Kevin Rose gossip, not so much. (I still love Digg though. No need to be snooty.)
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by wehriam 19y ago
oh my
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by wehriam 19y ago
Not all spam is automated.
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by wehriam 19y ago
Lots of different places to work - from a 24" monitor attached to the MBP in the "office" to the Eames lounge in front of a big TV. Add the coffee shop down the street and I'm set. Note - don't forget about ergonomics!
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by wehriam 19y ago
A/B testing can help. In a recent project I increased conversion from ~6% to ~13% between six possible layouts. http://flickr.com/photos/wehriam/428832337/in/set-7215759419...
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by wehriam 19y ago
There are a number of well funded and executed takes on the idea in addition to the ones you listed: http://www.socializr.com/ http://going.com/ http://eventbrite.com/ Perhaps the problem is that none of them are a 10x improvement ove
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by wehriam 19y ago
Real Artists Ship. Bootstrap!
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by wehriam 19y ago
I've been doing the same thing for a few years now. I try to "leave the house" - shopping, eating out, etc - every day. Having a dog also helps. I am happiest when I have an active social life (out 2-4 times a week), although this can be di
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by wehriam 19y ago
B.S. Computer Science, FSU
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by wehriam 19y ago
I've developed a Twisted Python crawler that does something very similar to that. The possibility that it would work well seemed dubious at first, but I've been pleasantly surprised with the results. Email me at johnwehr@gmail.com - I'd be
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by wehriam 19y ago
12 hours a day, 7 days a week? Are you high? Oh, wait...
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by wehriam 19y ago
I like to listen while I eat, do errands, do laundry...
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by wehriam 19y ago
This American Life, NPR Shuffle, The Economist, The Ethicist, the Welch Way... The Bugle from the Guardian is hysterical.
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by wehriam 19y ago
I second that, Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders is outstanding.
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by wehriam 19y ago
What's the use case of Django on Jython?
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by wehriam 19y ago
Would you hire him?
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by wehriam 19y ago
I agree.
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by wehriam 19y ago
Check your CSS. When I first used jQuery it wasn't working as I had expected it to. The stylesheets were invalid and apparently causing problems. Since then I haven't run into any issues with IE or otherwise.
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by wehriam 19y ago
What's your problem with freelance developers?
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by wehriam 19y ago
Try the 37Signals gig board.
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by wehriam 19y ago
ha!
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by wehriam 19y ago
I don't think it works like that. Try "scientist physics" and you get some meaningful results. http://www.spock.com/q/scientist-physics
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by wehriam 19y ago
Depends on how lucrative your users are to advertisers. If your newsletter was read by 100 CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, I doubt you would have a hard time finding advertisers. Social network "junk traffic" is not particularly valuable. Y

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