visualcsharp

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by visualcsharp 14y ago
It's cool what you're offering, but IMO being rejected by YC isn't "adversity." Folks need to stop pinning their hopes on a handout from others. How about everyone uses their spare time to build something cool, deploy it to a cheap Web serv
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Is this serious? Folks really throw rejection parties?
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Uh oh, downvoted for writing the truth? That's /never/ been done before--not /once/!
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOES!!!!11eleventyhundredandone!! Life goes on, folks, in spite of angel investors wanting every last ounce of your collective creative juices for almost no wage.
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Shop.charliesoap.com sending unencypted passwords to browsers
1 points by visualcsharp 14y ago|0 comments
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Yep. If you're an employer, why would you advertise that you're actually looking for that 75% candidate? You'd get all the trash candidates (probably getting them anyway) and the good candidates would be like "Ew, I don't want to work for t
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Just now, I finished creating Visual Studio project templates to streamline the bootstrapping process. It's now down to just three steps! Microsoft's done a great job with the Extensions gallery. There were a couple of snags with VSIX but n
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Thanks for making me aware of the AttributeRouting project; I had not heard of it before. From quickly reading about AttributeRouting, the biggest difference between it and JuniorRoute is that AttributeRouting apparently sits on top of the
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Hi, folks, author here. I'd love to answer any questions you may have about JuniorRoute. Even though I just released it yesterday, I believe it could go pretty far to solve some of the challenges the .NET community is facing right now with
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New routing framework for .NET(projects.nathanalden.com)
2 points by visualcsharp 14y ago|4 comments
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
The point is, a user has recourse in that event. Without those contract terms, they don't.
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
The only way you will know they won't sell your data is if those terms are clearly stated in a contract between you and the vendor. Otherwise, you won't have any way to know they won't sell your data in the future. Imagine if you are the
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Yet another startup trying to use the success, brand or popularity of other companies or products to attract customers. Everyday.me, how about defining yourselves instead of "We're the Facebook of" or "an Evernote for?" Be confident abo
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Aside from the fact that your answer wasn't an answer, you are essentially making false claims on your Web site using words like "never" and "anything." Hopefully you don't get sued by a paying customer who holds you to account for those cl
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Then why not just say you list things chronologically? Why confuse your potential customers by making them work backward from Facebook's Timeline feature to simply listing things chronologically? If you have to attach to Facebook's success
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Bingo. That's one sentence that sums up the vast majority of tech startups nowadays.
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by visualcsharp 14y ago
Most of their Web site seems to consist of jargon and puffery--"across the enterprise," "enables" and "ecosystems."