devonbarrett

Not sure if you meant clientsfromhell.net?

Wearable tech will be a big thing

Google Glasses will be just the start of things.

Elance and Guru have some gems hidden inside - you just have to do a lot of digging to generally find them.

I agree with @sheraz the quality in the Hiring/Seeking post is generally higher then you will find on Elance or Guru.

...on the other hand I freelance and have WordPress experience ;-) [email in profile if interested]

Impressive! How deep was it?

Nosing around the live_help_counter function in site.js explained it.

$.get(url, function(data) { max_help_count = parseInt(data); help_count = max_help_count - 5000;

and the url it seems to point to is: http://helpjuice.com/live-help-counter

still available on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Getting-Started-Meteor-js-JavaScript-F...

Hello,

I myself recently went through this decision process (although the company I had started at 15 was different) the situation was the same, and if you would like to discuss anything feel free to email me at devon[at]{hnusername}.net

Second these guys, managed to find a seller and complete the transaction in under ten mins! Although was only a small amount.

Yes this will happen to me if after a search I try to amend what is in the search bar. However, simply clicking on the search icon resolves this.

From http://3down.mit.edu/3down/

Tuesday January 22 2013 12:19:

The MIT.EDU domain has been compromised and sites external to MIT are currently being redirected elsewhere. We are working with the domain registrar to get this fixed.

I agree with experience being fundamental to ability, but being a teenager does not mean that you have not had experience(albeit not all real world). For instance, a computer science graduate who is 23 and has only been programming while at university has four years experience. However, I have been programming since I was eight years old, and as a result have nine years experience. I am not trying to say that I have am a better developer then the graduate, but even being five years younger, I would have more than double the amount of experience.

Also, I have met plenty of people who below the age of 15 that were invited to Oxford and Cambridge for maths related events, and they had a greater ability than most the people in the room. So yes I think experience does play a major part, but it is not the only factor. If you have the dedication, then age is nothing but a number.

I agree with you on that, but I also think, why should that not be extended to everyone no matter what age?

As a 17 year old, I disagree, regardless of age, if someone creates or does something that is considered impressive, they should receive credit based upon that - not because of an arbitrary number that supposedly relates to their ability.

Google's world domination... they even do car insurance comparison now

But TBH if any tech company was to dominate I would rather Google than others

Eating, working on my side project and watching videos from talks throughout the year that I missed.

Its a funeral program generator so I charge for each program created

Online HTML5 app, about $400 a day, if I was going to try it for a sustainable income I would start a few a manage them all at the same time.