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girasquid
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Comment #8061365
I've been using http://gdne.ws for this, but it's cool to see another service cropping up. I'll keep an eye on it.
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Comment #7963260
Not quite - I replied to a comment just underneath yours that has been deleted. It was something along the lines of "don't start a content business, investors HATE content business…
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Comment #7962802
You don't have to start a content business in order to take on investment - running something that aligns with your interests can be rewarding enough on its own. Optimizing for wha…
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Comment #7724082
I'm not sure if they have something exactly like this, but http://erlibird.com/ has gotten me pretty good feedback on projects before.
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Comment #7692833
I'd be interested in using the data that came out of it as a result. If there was an easy way for me to contribute back I would be interested in doing that.
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Comment #7692656
There are plenty of developers still actively producing and releasing games in Flash - the fact that it can cross compile to iOS, Android, and Mac/Windows desktop applications with…
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Comment #7653356
I've been teaching myself actionscript 3 so that I can build games - right now I'm working on a game where you run a pizza shop, because I used to like playing lemonade stand: http…
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Comment #7451147
No API, but someone has bundled up the scraping into a gem for you: https://github.com/speric/kindle-highlights
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Comment #7449970
Not always though. I didn't get a degree but have had recruiters from both companies reach out to me based on work experience. Based on the conversations we had, it didn't sound li…
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Comment #7294811
You already accepted the offer from the second company. It's clear from the speed that the first company has been responding to your emails that they're either disorganized or not …
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Comment #7282823
Who are you pre-selling to? You still need those first five.
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Comment #7249406
I was after people who used iTunes to listen to their music for Beathound ( http://beathound.com ), so I created a survey asking them about their listening habits and offered a $10…
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Comment #7126325
I built a service that tracks new music releases because I got sick of missing things from the artists I was interested in ( http://beathound.com - iTunes only for now) - it only e…
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Comment #7113263
Arq
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Comment #7087546
You might try signing up on https://www.odesk.com/ - you'll probably want to stick to small projects to build up your reputation at first, but once you have a few under your belt y…
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Comment #7082457
Keep your job and start selling the product. Don't take investment capital unless you absolutely have to, and don't quit your job until your profits are high enough that you can do…
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Comment #7046572
In a lot of cases, the "performance" people care about when making language choice is "developer performance". People choosing Python feel (perhaps incorrectly) that they will be m…
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Comment #6980929
This seems like it actually detracts from the PDF experience. 1) I can't search anymore 2) I can't click to get to the next page - I have to click the corner of the page and drag i…
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Comment #6972527
There was at one point - Clutch ( http://clutchio.github.io/ ) did it and then got acquired by Twitter. They've open sourced everything though ( https://github.com/clutchio ), mayb…
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Comment #6939961
Depends what you want. http://99designs.com is good if you need a logo.
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Comment #6918090
How many billable hours would it take to make the $60/year this will cost you?
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Comment #6858203
My first guess would be affiliate commission from the various services where you can buy the music.
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Comment #6765550
I'm curious: if a gaming company were to distribute a game that had an option where you paid for it and an option where the client partitioned 10% of your capacity for mining (only…
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Comment #6751908
They used to enforce that, but then relaxed the requirement a (year?) ago. Since then there's been a lot more marketing shots instead of screenshots showing up in app listings.