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Re:Super Pixel Quest on Monday July 07, 2014 @09:47AM (#7998756)
worth clicking, nice work.
She's hot.
Re:Why our startup failed on Monday May 05, 2014 @11:44AM (#7699191)
83k euro/month burn rate it's definitely a lot for a startup, but i KNOW it can be like that or even worse.
Re:Why our startup failed on Monday May 05, 2014 @11:38AM (#7699147)
that's what i've assumed
Re:Why our startup failed on Monday May 05, 2014 @11:37AM (#7699140)
Thanks for sharing this. I could have written almost the same article, but probably my english would have ruined it. Good luck with your next project!
Re:It’s a fucking startup. Why are you here? on Monday April 21, 2014 @07:10AM (#7620585)
I believe "No"
Re:A GIF Odyssey by Glen Maddern on Saturday April 19, 2014 @08:52AM (#7613312)
thanks for saying that dumb ideas are awesome.
i'm ok with giving you a cookie

Ask HN: best resources/tutorials on "building HTML5 RTS games"?

I've never built a game in HTML5, but i'm talking about something MUCH easier than, eg.: http://goo.gl/v4dFSi (no 3d, and maybe even "no animation") ...something closer to the risk board game than a full featured 3D game.Plus: If you know how to build this kind of games (in HTML5) and you're interested in a (i guess good) idea please contact me on twitter @ricricucitI've found things like...

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Re:Glyphter: The SVG Font Machine on Monday March 10, 2014 @04:07PM (#7375373)
love it.
Re:Show HN: A visual HTML5 animation editor in your browser on Saturday March 08, 2014 @06:52AM (#7364947)
I'm reading from my mobile so I didn't check the tool yet, but I was surprised that nobody was thinking about this. I must agree.
Re:Show HN: HTML5 Admin (updated version) on Monday February 10, 2014 @02:21PM (#7213049)
you're welcome :)
Re:Show HN: HTML5 Admin (updated version) on Monday February 10, 2014 @01:24PM (#7212674)
Thanks @chickerun!
Re:AngularJS using lineman (how-to and resources) on Monday November 04, 2013 @12:42PM (#6669949)
Yes, we are (sorry, i've forgot the link in the article). You can see the job description here: http://www.sharedesk.net/blog/angularjs-phonegap-dev/
Re:AngularJS using lineman (how-to and resources) on Monday November 04, 2013 @12:32PM (#6669868)
He's one of the 2 guys that created linemanjs (http://linemanjs.com)
lol
Short Version: I'm glad i've read the article as much as i'm glad i've read your response.
You could avoided the "Dalton's full of shit". That would have made your response a great piece of information for people (MAYBE like Dalton) who were just trying to learn more, their way.

BTW: that would have also proven the fact that there is no such a thing as "special snowflake".

1. I can see "why" proving those opinions (to have them become "facts" for you) publicly might not be "the best thing to do" for whoever is writing. Same goes for anybody saying "i have had this experience before".

2."any top-tier MBA has classmates" means that _not all_ MBA grads have ridiculously high salary.

3. i can ensure you that 120k as an average salary, for anybody working in a startup (the word "startup" is in the link title), might be considered "too much" although it depends on where the startup is. Considering the fact that he doesn't mention "USA" or "Harvard" you'll have to consider much more than that portion (so you didn't actually provided any fact, but just learned how difficult could be to prove it).

With this said, i personally see a "comparison"...so "ridiculously high" might imply "compared to what an MBA grad might make per year in his startup"...which (for a person that feels special) can result into a "probably i don't earn enough" kind of thoughts. I think that's why, i believe, you find that sentence inside the paragraph "Entitlement".

and about "nobody will ever share a full life of experiences in an article to prove he's right". Mh....but i can see MBAs doing that.

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