gwillis13

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by gwillis13 14y ago
kyro, I would actually like to see you do a design that doesn't fall into the "web 2.0" trend. Your designs overall are nice, and flows well, but falls in the realm of "template" in my eyes. Really push the boundary of the design to stand o
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by gwillis13 14y ago
That is true, but the OP never states what the framework is. So I'm stating ideas of what to look for. Also when I mention "common" best practices, those are the buzz words people like throw around when describing particular points. It's no
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by gwillis13 14y ago
Quality is a "measure". So regardless you still have to have a basic understanding of what your considering "quality" and what isn't "quality" to you. Otherwise you just shooting in the dark. Make sure to read my post thoroughly, even I kno
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by gwillis13 14y ago
This is just my opinion, but the word quality is a "generic" term. But if you had to judge, a number of things that may be good to look at, is: 1) Are they commenting their code? 2) Formatting structure of code 3) Are there redundancies in
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by gwillis13 14y ago
My brain stated the same thing. Someone is not going about money management properly, if $99/month is true for only a $1000 investment plus freelance budget.
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by gwillis13 14y ago
1024x768 is no longer the standard experience for the majority of browser users. Also the design seems flexible enough to support percentages, so "a" won't be much of an issue.
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by gwillis13 14y ago
I'm going to upvote this for just the Sesame Street names. Reading the piece with those names in mind, made this a lot more interesting of a read.
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Aspiring UK & Other European Interactive and Game Developers Get Funded Now(prototypefund.abertay.ac.uk)
1 points by gwillis13 14y ago|0 comments
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Y Combinator Deadline Extension
1 points by gwillis13 14y ago|0 comments
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by gwillis13 14y ago
First off, congratulations on being funded, but a number of red flags popped into my head when I was reading your information, and the number you received for funding. 1. Did you have positive sales/user traction? 2. Is your product B2B? 3.
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by gwillis13 14y ago
As others have already commented, too much text. The issue isn't really "too much" text, but the way your conveying that text is boring and mundane. If your going to give "bulletin point synopsis" of information. Make it enticing to read, o
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by gwillis13 14y ago
Is it me or is the site even more cluttered than before with the new design?
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by gwillis13 15y ago
Hmm, The part with the pause mechanic is interesting. I'm interested to know what tool that is as well.
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by gwillis13 15y ago
Hey Archio I sent you an e-mail.
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by gwillis13 15y ago
1) Merchandise 2) Popularity (how popular the anime is, can warrant sales in the US). 3) Licensing (check: Crunchyroll.com)
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by gwillis13 15y ago
If you want to talk about anime, and the industry itself you can contact me via skype: soduxevil
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by gwillis13 15y ago
:D I already have some ideas for this, especially with the current state of the anime industry and subbing. Bandai Namco closing their U.S. Distribution for anime was an additional amplifier for a need to disrupt it. The main issue is licen
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by gwillis13 15y ago
Why a niche? Why not just set the professional standard for auto parts price searching to include an array of all models old and new. It sounds daunting, but can be done. Unless of course someone else has already done it. Then your course o
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by gwillis13 15y ago
Did you apply with an idea / company with only you? Or did you apply as a founder who had a team who weren't co-founders? edit: grammar
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by gwillis13 15y ago
Actually no. The original application has a place for you to talk about any other ideas you may have. So pick one you feel slightly stronger about than the others, and then mention the others in the application. The idea pg is implementing
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by gwillis13 15y ago
"Endlessly resourceful" is a broad statement. Groups that are resourceful enough to take an idea/problem (self-sufficient idea or given too them) and expound upon it, is no different than creating a start up, to fill a void or disrupt an in
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by gwillis13 15y ago
I'm conflicted by this slightly. On one hand I see it as a great idea for great minds to come together, and on the other hand like it was mentioned, this seems to create a lot of additional "noise". Meaning more applications that require re
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When Games Shouldn't Mimic Life(kotaku.com)
2 points by gwillis13 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is it even sensible to learn all the mainstream languages?
3 points by gwillis13 15y ago|5 comments
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by gwillis13 15y ago
Oh... I do love everyone's opinion about this topic. It's interesting, but I think everyone can agree that "human evolution is a train with no tracks". Thinking there is a formula to solve it's equation by humans is pretty amusing.
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by gwillis13 15y ago
If she really is motivated to a degree to learn code. I would start first with theory, and explain it to her as if she was learning a new language. With that said, IMO would start her off with logic and OOP. That's if she really wants to co
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by gwillis13 15y ago
Your guide was good. Number 4 "Team" caught my attention the most. A solid team is vital to any endeavor. So it can't be stressed enough who you choose to work with, needs to be self-motivated.