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by zbruhnke 13y ago
I find it interesting that when you wrote the blog post in October you were a self-described love of textmate and in the past few months you've already made the switch over to sublime. Seems like alot of people are going that way. I&#x
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by zbruhnke 13y ago
Did you get into YC?
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by zbruhnke 13y ago
Chad always hacking away for the benefit of us all, cool project man keep up the good work!
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by zbruhnke 13y ago
I think this would be interesting if you could extend something like packer that was on HN the other day. It's great to instantly have a dev environment for everyone but I'm still more inclined to use one that is the same image as
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by zbruhnke 13y ago
What I want to know is when Code Genius comes to fruition. I think it would be a much better version of Stack Overflow for some specific use cases.
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by zbruhnke 13y ago
I use capistrano for deployment, I mainly like it because I can set up a VPS on any service and have it clone the repo from git, config is almost identical between applications depending on the complexities of each and it can be heavily mod
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So you wanna be a founder?(zbruhnke.com)
2 points by zbruhnke 13y ago|0 comments
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by zbruhnke 13y ago
working on one now. http://cloudbill.com - would love you to sign up for the beta and would love to chat in the meantime if you have feedback for what you'd like to see :)
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by zbruhnke 13y ago
40 is the one that sticks out most to me. "Don’t let your company be run by a sales guy. But do learn how to sell your product." But for me it hits a little closer to home, I saw first hand how this could be a very bad situation and its a
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Blinded: A founder's prospective(zbruhnke.com)
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
This is a story I've always loved and it's good to hear it with a little more background. I had no idea they had raised so much money already. The smarter thing to do would have probably been to go to one of his investors for a small bridge
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
You could start by putting your email address in your profile ;)
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
Yes because it would be TERRIBLY hard to institue a whitelist for domains that could be issued twitter cards and have an API call to register and either allow or not allow it. all I really mean by this that if Twitter were not being malicio
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
I totally disagree here. I think most people know how to turn off their push notifications and its way easier than unsubscribing from an email newsletter, how many notifications pushed out and how many active users in my opinion would be a
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
First I've heard of EasyPost, kickass idea. Hope it goes well guys!
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
I can totally vouch for the lack of curating that is done on Crunchbase data because a couple of months ago I had people congratulating me on the 1.2M seed round that my startup had raised ... my startup that at the time did not even exist
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How Crocodoc turned your PDF into a 3D viewing experience(blog.crocodoc.com)
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
I sold a company in the Litigation Support space, this industry is a lot of fun and I can vouch for the idea. Don't know much about the product, but if you've ever been enamored with litigation this would be a cool place to work
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
My facebook feed has been blowing up with this, everyone seems offended, but I live in the south and that's not terribly surprising. Personally it is not offensive to me at all Cesar Chavez did great works and was a wonderful person but it
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Does Google honoring Cesar Chavez on Easter Sunday offend you?(dailycaller.com)
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
before clicking on this post to read it and even still after reading it I think the true reason for this can be summed up in a single word "Litigation" As someone who has been in court rooms and seen the amount of litigation that businesses
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
I have the same birthday as HN ... only problem is I'm 20 years older and apparently its already accomplished more than me lol. Happy Birthday HN and thanks pg for giving us a great place to hang out
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
As someone who has met the guys on the team and know them on a business and personal level that's just not the case. They have been so focused on building out a kickass product that even the small things like a pricing page have been put on
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
As someone who recently reached out to Danielle for advice about some things she "Used to do" I am now even more grateful for her reply, though short and almost reminiscent of a Steve Jobs-like answer it made tons of sense to me and I was a
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
its an awesome book, just bought it from amazon like two weeks ago, its amazing how simple it makes it to pick up Perl quickly
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
I'd say this advice is spot on, in a much smaller manner I experienced a similar problem and I became such a nuisance to the company who had bought my company that they actually granted my vesting nearly two months early so I would leave th
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
The problem with these theories is that it assumes people in other states cannot make six figures a year. I have a cushy job in Louisiana that pays me right at six figures and allows me to work only 15-20 hours a week most of the time, in m
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
As a multi-time founder with an exit to my credit and about 3/4 of a college degree from a small liberal arts college in Louisiana(Dropout) I completely agree with the sentiment here. That said, I also think there is nothing wrong with goin
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
have an email?
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by zbruhnke 14y ago
Well apparently their "Two highly gifted programmers" had a hard time making a link in the footer point to their actual website so in case you're wondering whose behind this here is the site of the "webmaster" http://www.alexlucastech.com

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