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by jharrison 5y ago
Good call. Post updated. Thank you for advocating.
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by jharrison 5y ago
ZEAL | Experienced Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE | Fulltime ZEAL is a US-based software consultancy working remotely with a variety of Fortune 1000 companies in various industries. We're looking for folks that have experience developin
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by jharrison 6y ago
ZEAL | Experienced Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE | Fulltime ZEAL is a software consultancy working with a variety of Fortune 1000 companies in various industries. We're looking for 2 folks to add to the team before the end of the year.
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by jharrison 6y ago
ZEAL | Experienced Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE | Fulltime ZEAL is a software consultancy working with a variety of Fortune 1000 companies in various industries. We're looking for 2 folks to add to the team before the end of the year.
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by jharrison 7y ago
Zeal | Experienced Full Stack Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE W2 and Contractor options available. Zeal is a software consultancy. We work with a variety of companies, of varying sizes, and in various vertical markets. In every case our ultim
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by jharrison 10y ago
Love Bend! We've sponsored Ruby on Ales the last 2 years. We love that event and that area (Bend is one of my personal favorite places to go in the state). I'll look you up next time around!
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by jharrison 10y ago
Looking forward to it, alexcarroll!
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by jharrison 10y ago
Hey davidw, definitely a fair question. Truth is we actually started here and really want to grow here because we love the area. Thanks for your comment!
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by jharrison 10y ago
Not at the moment, but we're always excited to chat with anyone that's got a passion for the craft.
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by jharrison 10y ago
Zeal - http://www.codingzeal.com - Medford, OR / Portsmouth, NH / San Diego, CA - ONSITE (preferred) / REMOTE (possible) Zeal is a web and mobile development consultancy that empowers small to medium-sized organiz
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by jharrison 11y ago
I love how Philip goes through the things he tried on the way there, gives away the winning formula, THEN goes on to give away tons of other useful information! If you're starting a mailing list, or already have one, this is a must-rea
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by jharrison 13y ago
I don't know about everywhere, but where I live (Oregon), many of the new homes have detectors that are not only wired for power (with battery backup), but also wired together such that an alarm at one will fire all of them. The device
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by jharrison 13y ago
If we start with the premise that there are more people accessing email from a mobile device then we have to take into account how they're doing that. I have the Gmail app, iPhone's built-in Mail app, and Mailbox app. The only one
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by jharrison 13y ago
What you're describing is no different than many educational opportunities, is it? I worked at a multi-campus, private college that had a series of classes for the MCSE certification program. Many of the students had no previous comput
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by jharrison 13y ago
Which simply means that he now has a content asset that he can license back to Amazon for distribution if he wishes. It's seems like it could be a lot like a business owner buying a building under a different company name only to lease
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by jharrison 13y ago
Giving only three days and offering to assist with transfers could also point to the possibility that they really don't have that many paying customers to begin with.
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by jharrison 13y ago
The article also mentions proactive response to issues they discover on your behalf. FTA: "If a check fails, our experts will take immediate steps to get your systems back online as quickly as possible" There are a number of other services
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by jharrison 14y ago
I'm also a solo founder/business owner. I get myself bogged down in projects, sometimes to the point that I can't pick out anything to focus on. This is definitely where having a partner/co-founder would come in handy. The way that I've dea
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by jharrison 14y ago
Awesome. Morse code for your Android. Ship-to-shore coming soon! I think someone hit the publish button on the April Fools content early.
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by jharrison 15y ago
I'm not sure if you actually watched the video but it's clear that no "program" was created and that no education funds were supporting this young man. He used his own initiative to start a club at school and a single teacher sponsors the c
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by jharrison 15y ago
Me too. I went over to see a friend who had an entertainment center with doors that closed over the TV. I walked in and immediately asked if his TV was on. He said it wasn't (the doors were closed and no sound was coming from the speakers).
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by jharrison 15y ago
It sounded like it was more of a presentation issue. He doesn't present well. They didn't say anything about not liking his ideas. "He's just not CEO material" is what I got out of the article.
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by jharrison 15y ago
If he solves their problems and the become customers why would anyone be pissed off? If it validates his idea it's far more valuable than the time he'd waste developing his concept in a vacuum. Seems like I've read somewhere that if you wan
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by jharrison 15y ago
It says pretty clearly in the article that he wasn't selling anything. He admits in his script that he doesn't have anything to sell. Your point is valid, just not applicable to this article.
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by jharrison 15y ago
Isn't that what the "Following" Circle is for? People who care about Minecraft add him to that Circle? Maybe I misunderstood the purpose of that Circle.
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by jharrison 15y ago
And how bad would it be if it wasn't so successful? Apple gets to point fingers at Microsoft for not being able to keep up if things go south.
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by jharrison 15y ago
You don't have to keep up if you don't want to. Your apps will not stop working if you choose not to upgrade. I have apps still running on Rails 1.x and 2.x. They don't get huge traffic and they are meeting the customer's needs. There would
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Ask HN: Is RescueTime tapping the well of new hire referral money?
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by jharrison 15y ago
You enter a command in the box. If you don't know the command to enter, enter help.
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by jharrison 15y ago
A 5 million dollar exit and previous YCombinator experience (and the network that comes with that) would by my guess.

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