carsonm

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Baremetrics adds customer profiles(baremetrics.io)
2 points by carsonm 12y ago|0 comments
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by carsonm 12y ago
Yes, package this up for me in a SaaS, teach me the lifestyle, and then please take my money.
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Redesigning the United flight search interface in Photoshop(nathanbarry.com)
62 points by carsonm 13y ago|32 comments
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by carsonm 13y ago
Shopify might be worth considering, they have a pretty good POS system ( http://shopify.com/pos ), and probably more experience dealing with these sorts of shenanigans, plus you can get them on the phone. And you don't h
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by carsonm 13y ago
I guess I'm part of the small minority who love Path. It's my favorite app, I use it almost every day. I use it strictly with my immediate family - my brothers, sister, their spouses and my parents. I barely have time for Twitter,
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by carsonm 13y ago
Looks like the primary new thing here is the ability to create orders on the phone, including the option to accept a credit card swipe. (Which is awesome.) Most everything else was part of previous versions of the mobile app.
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by carsonm 13y ago
I wonder if any of the members of this "surge" have read the Mythical Man Month.
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by carsonm 13y ago
I wonder if this means Shopify will start doing per-customer custom theme development themselves.
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by carsonm 13y ago
As a Dad myself, probably about the age of your Dad, with a son about your age, I can tell you that as impressive as what he has accomplished in his career is -- I bet he'd say that having a son like you, and what you wrote, the way you fee
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by carsonm 14y ago
Garrett has earned a solid reputation with me in how he has run Sifter. I've been a customer on-and-off, and he's always treated me fairly and promptly, even when I was "churn." I agree the price feels a little stiff, but I see his argument
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by carsonm 14y ago
Pardon the skepticism, but: a) No clear revenue model b) Built on the (thus far, still supported) Google App engine Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice...
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by carsonm 14y ago
That's an even better one, nice work.
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by carsonm 14y ago
I've heavily used CSS and HTML for many years and I still learned a thing or two in here. Great work Shay.
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by carsonm 14y ago
Very nice demonstration of something I wouldn't have assumed possible with just CSS.
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by carsonm 14y ago
It may not be the author's intention to imply this, and I'm glad he had a good experience, but it's worth mentioning that this is a single experience, and not necessarily evidence that some Facebook ad campaigns aren't being hit with false
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by carsonm 14y ago
On Vista64: made it through all install screens. No desktop shortcut (even though I asked for one), had to nav to install dir to find it. Ran uninstall and it only did a partial uninstall (I've still got a gunky folder in program files).
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by carsonm 14y ago
I'll third that, with a request for an audio book version too.
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The most important entrepreneurial lesson I've learned.(workhappy.net)
2 points by carsonm 14y ago|1 comments
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It will never be easy(nerdfitness.com)
14 points by carsonm 15y ago|3 comments
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by carsonm 15y ago
I definitely prefer the light later in the evenings (DST), I'd just like it to stay that way year-round. (i.e. let's stop the madness, but it would be a pity if we stuck with Standard Time year-round, we should stick with DST year-round).
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Adobe Acquires PhoneGap(phonegap.com)
12 points by carsonm 15y ago|0 comments
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by carsonm 15y ago
Wow. Excited. After watching PintPay toy with my emotions, I'm glad someone did it up right. I hope they've got a viable model. The market is positively starving for something like this.
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by carsonm 15y ago
IANAL, but to me it sounds like patent trolls can now patent stuff other people invent, then sue the inventor. "The measure would switch the United States from the "first-to-invent" system to the "first-inventor-to-file" system for patent a
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by carsonm 15y ago
Yes, he stated that far before this story "broke."
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by carsonm 15y ago
Nah. I don't know Jonathan, but I've followed him on Twitter for quite a while after reading his O'Reilly published book on iPhone web app dev. (I think he's also the guy who took over maintenance of jQTouch.) Anyway, watching the whole thi
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by carsonm 16y ago
One of the problems you have is that your reason for pricing doesn't jive with how you're doing it. If it's really a question of support costs, just charge for support at the lower tier(s). Plus let's be honest, once someone is up and hummi