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The exaggerations in titles are really starting to bother me. Yes, you started with 300 lines of code... But then you modified it several times for different conferences, and enhanced it a lot when you really become popular. Only after that did you sell it.
i mean, its still a good story. but the tl;dr title isn't accurate.
To try our initial beta on Feb 31, invite 2 friends that live nearby:
Also, the watermarks don't show up in Firefox; I almost assumed I needed to know the "secret codes" to get an invite.
The exaggerations in titles are really starting to bother me. Yes, you started with 300 lines of code... But then you modified it several times for different conferences, and enhanced it a lot when you really become popular. Only after that did you sell it.
The exaggerations in titles are really starting to bother me. Yes, you started with 300 lines of code... But then you modified it several times for different conferences, and enhanced it a lot when you really become popular. Only after that did you sell it.
and evangelized the hell out of it, too, which isn't exactly easy work. i mean, its still a good story. but the tl;dr title isn't accurate.
The exaggerations in titles are really starting to bother me. Yes, you started with 300 lines of code... But then you modified it several times for different conferences, and enhanced it a lot when you really become popular. Only after that did you sell it.
Towards the very end we rewrote everything, made it configurable, integrated all past features, and made a UI designer for designing labels (instead of hardcoding the layouts) and then we sold.
Great work. I keep remembering that in my little community a business that just sold for >$100 million started out making steak fingers and selling them to restaurants. Steak fingers. $100 million. nothing is impossible.
The exaggerations in titles are really starting to bother me. Yes, you started with 300 lines of code... But then you modified it several times for different conferences, and enhanced it a lot when you really become popular. Only after that did you sell it.