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Show HN: BUILTR.io – Build a better world(builtr.io)
2 points by cme 11y ago|0 comments
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Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality in Architecture and Construction(reports.builtr.io)
1 points by cme 11y ago|0 comments
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by cme 14y ago
Great to see my alma mater doing competitions like this! Looking forward to seeing the results.
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by cme 15y ago
The way it should be!
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by cme 15y ago
$23/month does seem a bit steep, it'd be cool if you could work in a way for those start ups to get a percentage of the $$, that way we can feel like we are all helping the start up movement. I'd be more willing to spend $23/month if I thou
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by cme 15y ago
I should also mention I have deep, intimate knowledge of the industry we service (its a B2B service) and lots of connections that will help us grow!
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Any hackers in Boston looking to get involved in a growing start up?
2 points by cme 15y ago|2 comments
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by cme 15y ago
I've found this helpful as well: http://www.humbledmba.com/please-please-please-stop-asking-h... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2714304 Get out there an meet as many people as you can! Go to local events, tap into your personal net
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by cme 15y ago
it should be in there..but here ya go: cpj1357@gmail.com
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by cme 15y ago
feel free to shoot me an email, always willing to help out.
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by cme 15y ago
Being someone who is also actively looking for a tech person, from my experience you need to do a lot more than throw a post up on Hacker News, including being more transparent about yourself. It wasn't until I launched a product (which i h
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by cme 15y ago
I'd be down for an online class too!
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by cme 15y ago
any recommendations on the best way to become self taught? (books, tutorials, ect?)
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ASk HN: Best schools for Human-Computer Interaction degrees?
8 points by cme 15y ago|8 comments
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by cme 15y ago
This should be happening more.
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Ask HN: Best way for nontech person to get startup job in the northeast?
1 points by cme 16y ago|0 comments
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by cme 16y ago
Being fired launched me into my own start up..which has been a great thing for me. biggest thing I learned was you have to pick you battles, and really only stand up for the ones you are passionate about. though lack of passion in the 9-5 d
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by cme 16y ago
Solving the chicken an egg problem could be difficult, you may try partnering up with car services or cab companies You could look into car services instead of cabs..some times these types of services will have specific routes/destinations
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Ask HN: Anyway to protect yourself without getting lawyers involved?
1 points by cme 16y ago|1 comments
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by cme 16y ago
I found my niche by solving my own pains. Think about something thats a pain in your life, then think about if it could be solved with a simple app, would you pay for the solution you are thinking about? would others? chances are people out
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by cme 16y ago
interesting. My idea isnt much of a game, but I could see implementing a gaming type of system with in, which might help it go viral.
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by cme 16y ago
what were you doing to drive traffic to your survey app?
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by cme 16y ago
Thanks in advance!
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Are Facebook apps worth it?
2 points by cme 16y ago|5 comments
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by cme 16y ago
and thank you in advance to anyone who responds!
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Ask HN: Anyone know of any Industrial Design Jobs?
2 points by cme 16y ago|1 comments
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by cme 16y ago
I learned a great deal at RITs Industrial Design program. Now that i've graduated I feel like I could design/build almost anything. RISD is known as being the mecca of design and I got in, but personally I wanted a school that had sporting
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by cme 16y ago
I'm not buying it..the post lacks any real evidence. I've outsourced plenty and have found some really talented coders. Outsourcing has helped me, a non technical person, make shit happen! Outsourcing is a great way to build a MVP and prove
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by cme 16y ago
Pure hustle..lots of cold calls and meetings. We also took advantage of our personal network since we had worked with in our niche for years. Once we made them into cheerleaders for our product we convinced them to invite people from their
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by cme 16y ago
Why get a business coach when you can get a mentor? The mentor relationship is far more valuable in my opinion, if they take you on they genuinely want to help, where as the relationship with a biz coach could make you appear nothing more t

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