bradmilne

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1 Boston Marathon suspect killed, one on loose(cbc.ca)
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Roger Ebert Dies At 70(suntimes.com)
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by bradmilne 14y ago
Lots of good points. For me I know that I can get lost in the weeds. But I also should have stated that I believe you need to take the time to learn technologies and skills properly - and there's a time and a place for that. But if I'm tryi
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by bradmilne 14y ago
Thanks. I also think that there's a time and a place for deep-dive learning and to properly learn the technologies. The key for me is to understand when I'm 1) solving a problem so I can get back to building something and 2) learning a tech
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A Tip That Will Help You Learn To Code 10x Faster(bradmilne.tumblr.com)
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by bradmilne 14y ago
Go through less information. A far, far superior developer to me once said 'An efficient way to find the answer your looking for is the most valuable thing a developer can have.' 1. Decide on what to build 2. Break the project down into sma
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by bradmilne 14y ago
Apparently the Aussies are very good at this kind of thing. If you look up their anti-drunk driving commercials you see how they really care about the effectiveness if these things.
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Dumb Ways To Die (Melbourne Metro)(youtube.com)
5 points by bradmilne 14y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What was the tech stack used by the Obama campaign?
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Best Sports Video Game Character: Techmo Bo vs. Video Mike(proxy.espn.go.com)
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by bradmilne 14y ago
I think it depends on the faults you're talking about. If those faults in any way impact the business, then it's going to seriously affect how you view him as both a business partner and a friend. In any case though, you're in a relationshi
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by bradmilne 14y ago
Agreed. You don't want to give up on Bootstrap because it's just so easy to use. My advice would be to spend the $20 or whatever it is on wrapbootstrap and get a decent theme that you can use for rapid prototyping without it looking like th
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by bradmilne 14y ago
I agree with geoffschmidt - domain expertise is difficult to acquire if you don't work in a large company and understand where the pain points are. Sales cycles are always going to be a hassle though and a fundamentally different skill set
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Banker Takes A Sabbatical And Travels The World(businessinsider.com)
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The CEO Is Not The Talent(bradmilne.tumblr.com)
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Startup People Are Optimized As Startup People(bradmilne.tumblr.com)
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Startup Advice: Driving Your First Traffic(bradmilne.tumblr.com)
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Learn Enough Code To Get A Promotion(bradmilne.tumblr.com)
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Code Something Even If It Sucks(bradmilne.tumblr.com)
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by bradmilne 14y ago
Something I see neglected in the comments is emails. I assume you had a life before you started this venture and have met people in business and personal situations and emailed back and forth with them. Your personal email list is one of th