deathspin

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by deathspin 5y ago
HAHA! Funny enough, two weeks ago I wanted to learn how to create unique NFTs and a friend said "if you can sell my soul with an NFT, I'm in" ... yesterday I pushed the first test live (no minting yet) https://test
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by deathspin 9y ago
Tinder for Farm Animals The pitch: https://www.facebook.com/brandoncorbin/posts/101552909699924...
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by deathspin 9y ago
50% of my time is dedicated to my side project (20-40 hours). Over the last 2 years I cut consulting hours down to 20, and increased my hourly rate so I could work 50% of the time for 75% of the money.
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by deathspin 9y ago
this website needs more 1px lines.
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by deathspin 13y ago
It really depends on the individuals learning style. For me, more room for more stuff is not better.
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by deathspin 13y ago
Very interesting. The scraping aspect of it scares me a bit if they don't stay up on the various changes a retailer might make to their store. But all in all, this could shake some shit up.
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by deathspin 13y ago
I love WordPress for it's flexibility, sheer market dominance and that I've made a decent amount of money from it. But the code base is aging - yes they keep the front-end fairly modern, but the underlying code for the plugins, th
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by deathspin 13y ago
Drop it.
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by deathspin 13y ago
You'd want to do it as a WordPress plugin, this way you're not fucking around with any core files and it should be upgrade proof (for the most part). Start Here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin
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by deathspin 13y ago
I'd put the marketing site at whatever.com and the app and app.whatever.com. You then decide what types of information needs to pass between the two systems. Instead of porting your entire frontend you simple build a few API calls and
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by deathspin 13y ago
She's a beaut, nice work. I'm sure the NSA will greatly appreciate this also.