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I have the following domains: http://blackhatsystems.com , http://bluehatlabs.com , and http://policyworkbooks.com . Does anyone have ideas for them or want to collaborate? Drop me an email.
I'd like to contact you, but your email address isn't public. It needs to go in the 'about' section of your profile, not just 'email'.
This year I plan to bootstrap 2 or 3 similarly-sized sites with my wife (including one brick-and-mortar business with a site most likely), and work on a largish project for the pharmaceutical industry in association with one of my customers.
I'm a front end guy who's turning to physical products. Building the world's coolest kitchen outfitter... Sign up here if you like: http://gastronautics.com
Working on a simple, private, short-term mobile group communication tool called Fast Society. It automatically connects friends who are going to a concert, on vacation, or just out for a night of drinking over SMS and has a ton of cool functions to communicate during and share content after the event. Launching soon at http://www.fastsociety.com/ (still waiting on carrier approval)
Launching a digital marketing startup. I've had the opportunity to fully immerse myself in the CodeIgniter framework and I love it. I have used it to build a custom CRM and also an internal tool that will allow us to launch new micro sites in 60 seconds, including buying the domain name, parking them on the server, and spinning the content and publishing everything. Very fun. Have learned a lot about linkbuilding and…
How does the CRM compare with sugar? I've been looking to replace that for a while.
I personally feel like CRMs are just like CMS systems for developers. Yes, there are good solutions out there for your initial build, but eventually, it's better to build your own to get exactly what you want. You shouldn't compromise anything for your business in my opinion.
Currently also interested in live video streaming (how will this space be impacted by the iSlate? Is there room to innovate beyond Justin?), mobile surveys, eBook readers (Kindle's way too expensive. I want a cheaper, more open product).
Will be @ CES, let's link up if you're around.
The aim of the site is to provide tools and tips for communication and writing. She's a veteran in marketing and publishing and I've been in the software field for a couple of years now so we decided to collaborate. The site's pretty basic at the moment, a blog and a tool for templating short pieces of writing, but I am looking forward to upgrading to a VPS and possibly producing some more interactive features.
I seem to have invented a new datastructure, so I'm analysing it to check its performance before writing it up and announcing it. I've also invented a variant of an existing data structure that has some nice features. That will accompany it. In the meantime I'm starting a re-write of my alpha 0.1 web service to help connect people with friends and friends of friends. The existing one still exists, and I'm still colle…
My e-mail address is in my profile.
I'm working on 0xCOFFEE, a compiler for a toy language implemented using Ruby, TreeTop and LLVM. http://github.com/meqif/0xCOFFEE It's quite fun, but I had to fork llvmruby (the ruby bindings for LLVM), since it lacked some things, like allowing access to part of the LLVM API and raising RuntimeErrors instead of segfaulting (especially because of some code mutations that heckle[1] generates). Currently, this is just…
You need some sort of related technology called 0xDEADBEEF.