bazookaBen

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by bazookaBen 12y ago
how do I contact you?
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by bazookaBen 12y ago
how can I contact you?
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by bazookaBen 12y ago
Can't find your email in your profile. Can you re-add it?
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by bazookaBen 12y ago
interested. how do I contact you?
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by bazookaBen 12y ago
any email I can contact you at? thx
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by bazookaBen 13y ago
i got mine through HN, changed my life for better
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
welcome on board!
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
you need an "up" key to repeat the last api call.
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
MMOs are difficult. It's a pretty daring endeavor, considering that Tiny Speck raised $5m in 2009 for just this one game.
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
We're a small team of Javascript/HTML5 developers, building the future of games. Prerequisite: must be willing to learn different technologies to solve problems. Game background not required, we'll teach you everything. If you're in Hong Ko
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
here's a suggestion: start immediately with a cool project, like a game or a web server. Beats the "here's 2+2" type problems.
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
this leaves the space open for anyone who wants to start a different type of game-hackathon.
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
mobile version works pretty well. This fb virality thing is nuts. are ads enough to support your operational costs? Any more ideas moving forward? i think there's some potential in anonymous feedback for large brands. Build a business devel
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
what about having a 5 million/yr revenue run rate. With "valuation" multiples of 20s, you can get to a value of $100 million.
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
any meetups planned in October? Which website should I check out for events?
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
you can also incorporate before applying (if you're serious about the idea). Use services like LegalZoom, they cost around $300-$600. In the event that you do get into YC, or raise 5-6 figures of seed money, you can always go to a lawyer an
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
localhosts: check i suspect it's the free WiFis that require you to comply with their terms and conditions. They probably catch the traffic and inject text ads into the HTML, which arguably is quite clever and malicious. i'll get more data
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Ask HN: Why am I getting ads on HN?
1 points by bazookaBen 14y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Can I issue new shares by myself?
1 points by bazookaBen 14y ago|0 comments
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
i get happy when things "connect" in my head. It's a rush.
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
works like a charm
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
also found Drive-In, which runs on Apache+PHP https://github.com/scottjehl/Drive-In
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
SHIM looks pretty promising, and runs on nodeJS https://github.com/marstall/shim Any non-nodeJS alternatives?
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Ask HN: How to test a localhost (desktop) from mobile?
3 points by bazookaBen 14y ago|6 comments
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
one thing i learned abt making games is to limit the game space, and user input. Foster a healthy community first, then introduce freedom.
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
what're your thoughts on HTML5 games? Since you're so invested in so many apps across multiple platforms, there has to be some thought on a cross-platform strategy. Any way I can reach you directly?
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
what kind of a co-founder "protects" his contacts from a fellow co-founder? Dysfunctional relationship at best. Cut him off, take everything you've built and go somewhere else. He's got nothing legal against you. Then start learning abt VC,
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
i tell them "I make mobile games", in which case 99% of the time, they'll bring up Angry Birds.
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
tried it. The greatest takeaway for me is being able to edit the code and see changes live.
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by bazookaBen 14y ago
nice! I want to learn how to build a simple iphone/android emulator running on the web, which I can drag drop elements into.

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