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Moving from a Fixed to a Growth Mindset(offtherails.co)
15 points by mattinsler 10y ago|0 comments
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Design well managed(algrim.co)
22 points by mattinsler 12y ago|10 comments
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From the Special Forces to a Startup – They’re Not so Different(blog.awesometalk.com)
1 points by mattinsler 12y ago|0 comments
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The Call It Forward Movement: Let’s Play a Big Game of Telephone(blog.awesometalk.com)
1 points by mattinsler 12y ago|0 comments
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by mattinsler 12y ago
I hate when I get emails from recruiters that say "Looks like you're a great javascripter. We have this awesome front-end position for you." Though if they understood my github and linkedin accounts at all they'd see tha
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Your startup needs to understand: Aesthetic vs Design(patrickalgrim.me)
10 points by mattinsler 12y ago|4 comments
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by mattinsler 12y ago
Oh shoot, I see what you mean. So sorry, I was stupidly testing with the trackpad which is obviously not arrow keys.
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by mattinsler 12y ago
Sorry about that! The theme has issues on Firefox for some reason and I haven't been able to track it down (and the theme author hasn't responded either). This is horribly annoying, but try opening it in another browser.
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Video calls in one click(blog.awesometalk.com)
14 points by mattinsler 12y ago|0 comments
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Win free career coaching on AwesomeHours(blog.awesometalk.com)
2 points by mattinsler 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Multiple ways. First off, Clarity costs money and AwesomeHours are free. Second, Clarity has a very specific focus around business advice. The point of AwesomeHours is that any expert can host for any topic. For instance, people have contac
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Awesometalk announces AwesomeHours(blog.awesometalk.com)
34 points by mattinsler 13y ago|2 comments
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by mattinsler 13y ago
This has to do with keeping some words reserved or just off-limits. For example, some 4-letter words would not be preferred as usernames, as well as things like login, auth, etc.
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Please email us at contact@awesomebox.co so we can straighten this out!
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Thanks so much! We hope you like the product!
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by mattinsler 13y ago
You're absolutely right. I completely didn't think ahead with that project. I've actually had feedback from people who want to use it that I should change the whole project name too. Was just never sure of what exactly to cal
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Also, all of the code for Awesomebox is completely open source. Please check it out if you'd like. The CLI client is here: https://github.com/awesomebox/awesomebox The rendering core is here: https://gi
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by mattinsler 13y ago
I promise this isn't a trojan horse! Trojan is actually an npm module that allows you to compile down nodejs code so that you can package it all as a single downloadable. Check out trojan here: https://github.com/mattin
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by mattinsler 13y ago
You're absolutely right! We're so sorry about that! It's fixed now. Thanks for finding that!
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by mattinsler 13y ago
We're going to be following up with people to bring them into the product and helping them become successful with it. You're right though, a use case would help a ton. Perhaps this would be a good start to our blog. Contact us at
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Better yet - if you sign up for the beta, we have a working product for you to try out.
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback - this is really more a case of "two hackers trying to describe what we're building" than a "vague PR statement". I think where we're struggling is narrowing down exactly what we do, wit
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Totally understand the confusion - this is the first time we've put this out into the world, and it's great to get feedback about which parts are or aren't clear. Here's a bit more on what we're building: http:&#x2
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Thanks Tyler! Just pushed and added it to the homepage. Here's the link: http://awesomebox.co/vision
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Check out http://awesomebox.co/vision to see what it's all about. Sorry about that! We'll add a link to the page from the landing page so it's easier to find.
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Awesomebox: a new platform for modern front-end design & development(awesomebox.co)
19 points by mattinsler 13y ago|16 comments
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Learning to Just Do It(createmeasureiterate.com)
4 points by mattinsler 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Nice code, I'll update the readme to be more realistic.
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Absolutely! We actually had a special case of a UI that needed to have many many things updating via push events, and have profiled it a few different ways. Turned out that with the frequency of updates we were making, larger chunks of HTML
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by mattinsler 13y ago
Rivets actually does a great job allowing you to create functions for similar formatting, which allows you to have very very short attributes, which in turn ends up being multiples of lines less than the equivalent javascript.

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