Jeremy's Blog

Launching a startup on your own can be quite lonely at times.

I'm trying to expand my efforts in book marketing, and much of that involves fumbling around trying things at random, hoping that something works out.

The final part of my semi-review of The Lean Startup deals with the lesson about Engines of Growth.

My free short story Starfarer hit 200 downloads today, after being available for two weeks.

I’m in the process of installing Solr 4.0 on my web server.

Eric Ries is not very fond of what he calls "vanity metrics"-- numbers that show things going up or down (like hits on a website or number of new customers per month) because they don’t actually measure what was done to cause the change.

I’m reading Eric Ries’ The Lean Startup and I’m surprised how many good lessons there are inside, not just for entrepreneurs, but for basically every company.

It’s much more important to spend your time building your actual product.

This morning I was taking care of more administrative stuff, so I didn’t have time to work on my creative projects.

The first day is exciting, as you make all your amazing plans for world domination and let imagination fuel your wildest fantasies.

Well, I said that I would be doing daily updates for a while, so here we go.

Happy New Year!

<a href=http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00APEVMUS> I’m excited to announce that my second novel is now available for purchase on Amazon!

This is a recreation of the original article that was published at: http://jeremyreimer.com/postman/node/329 I have written two articles based on this data at Ars Technica: Total Share: 30 years of personal computer market share figures - December 2005 Fr…

A bunch of stuff from the old jeremyreimer.com still hasn't been transferred over yet, but the main blog is (hopefully) working!

This is a rendering of the Pegasus Carrier that I did in 3D Studio Max.

I just saw this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Oh, not much.

We are all told: "Don’t judge a book by its cover".

Here's my pet peeve of the day: Blogs that say things like: "Find out the answer after the fold" or "More after the jump".

It’s hard to believe the last time I did one of these articles was 2005, and since then not one but TWO new product categories have been introduced to the world.

Tomorrow I'm getting on a plane for San Diego, headed for Comic-Con!

The Barcraft was a huge success!

I was re-reading my article on the history of professional Starcraft and I came across this comment: [quote] Kraicat - about a year ago I don’t like traditional sports.

I’ve had a week to think about this now, so here we go.

I was going to do this when I first released Monarch, but it seemed hard so I didn’t actually get around to doing it.

Many years ago, my website (the one you’re reading now!)

Via Penny Arcade, I have found and fallen in love with this show.

Many years ago I became obsessed with personal computer market share.

Stewart Butterfield had a dream.

There is a theory in physics that our universe is but one of an infinite number of universes, each existing in an expanding bubble inside a faster-expanding super-space, never coming into contact with each other.

September 29, 2001 was the day that I married my soulmate, Jennifer Jang.

I was Googling around the other day and came across this site: http://www.brickset.com/browse/themes/?

Did you ever have a dream?

We spend most of our waking lives at work.

Recently I argued with someone over a crucial decision at work.

It's a standard excuse for any boneheaded decision these days.

Just sitting at the bus terminal now.

Tomorrow I am leaving very early on a jet plane to go to Anaheim.

I’ve finally put my first novel (Edge of Infinity) on the Amazon Kindle store!

I’ve been a huge Jaedong fan basically since I first saw him play.

The lights of the metropolis shine brightly on the clear summer night.

Those of you who watched the GOMTV GSL Team League games last night will know what this means.

The idea behind HTML 5 was a good one: make sound and video clips a part of standard HTML code that anyone can use on any platform without having to use Adobe’s proprietary Flash plug-in.

I can’t get enough of it.

Now that Monarch has been released to the public at version 0.24, I’ve decided to crank things up a little bit.

In a little over an hour, barring server connectivity issues, I'll be adventuring through the new World of Warcraft expansion.

This is the celebration post of the release of Monarch version 0.20!

This is the owner of Wnite Dwarf Books in Vancouver, BC, proudly displaying my novel, which is on sale there, right now!