Jugurtha

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by Jugurtha 2y ago
HN has an RSS feed. You can add it to your email client. https://news.ycombinator.com/rss
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
I understand. You have the itch. You want to build it. This is completely understandable. However, it's not like you can, as you don't have the technical skills to do so. In other words, you're refusing to do something you ca
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
I can attest that James offered me a mug. I have yet to claim it, but I will! And PostHog is in my go-to stack.
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
> 1. he is just someone graduated from my school not someone i know personally So? You'll talk with many people you didn't personally know. Case in point, we're having this conversation. > 2. i want restaurants to keep
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
> the problem is i don't wanna go to talk to him just with the idea. Why? It doesn't have to be the idea itself. You can ask questions to check whether it is a problem first as opposed to talking about your solution. What if t
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
There are some people who prune their business to prevent it from growing past the point of becoming a dot on the radar. There are places where you have to do this to a certain extent because if you get hot enough, all sorts of predators
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
> I have to connect manually internet through wifi (using keyboard). I couldn't parse that sentence. Could you elaborate, please?
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
For employer/employee: Bank wire transfer after withholding taxes and social security contributions. The employer withholds the income tax on the salary and bonuses on behalf of the government, then pays that to the revenue service (ca
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
> When you intend to learn something new, what would be main reason? Curiosity and necessity. I nurture the wisdom to know the difference, and the ruthlessness to act accordingly.
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
What are your analytics / metrics telling you? (churn, usage, etc.) Where did you get the 25,000 potential users figure? Is it 25,000 who entered a sequence and have not completed it? If so, why? Again, what do your analytics tell you
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
I wanted to have some background on your earlier submission and checked it out. It turns out I have already commented on it 30 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40844376 This still stands. How many potential cu
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
We built an MLOps platform to offer real-time collaborative Jupyter notebooks and you could train, track, deploy, and monitor your ML models... Here's something I posted some time ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Hey, Nate... Side note about your spinning logo ( https://github.com/epsilon-records/epsilon.fm/raw/7c15660bc1... )... The arm and head are spinning and it's weird to see that. Maybe just the jog, like thi
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
I came here from your other thread. I was looking at your submissions in case you had a Show HN of your product and you have only this one. I'll comment here mentioning the other thread as opposed to the opposite, not to draw people fr
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
I'm trying hard to mistype it that exact way and I'm failing. I'm curious about the finger sequence to reproduce that, but I'm afraid that if I see a video of it, it will become possible for me to make that mistake.
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Here's Michael Dearing on Pricing: https://web.archive.org/web/20160318134158/https://www.heavy...
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
> The sort of skills that would eventually allow me to run my own company/team/org. These are different things. Running your own company more often than not implies you have started the company, and the skills you need to sta
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
I'll dust off some old replies: On "How to properly manage a product roadmap": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22827841 On "Should you listen to your customers": https://news.ycombin
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Here are some resources: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/web-... The article states that these may bypass `robots.txt`, so you may not even bother with that. There are people who use f
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
You mean most your customers are from countries speaking other languages. They are customers, so they're buying in English. You want to expand to the ones who can't. Which one is biggest? Argentina, Brazil, etc? Also, the Middle E
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
The first app teaches you to find users before you build the second app. Take a look at a book called "Traction: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Customer Growth" by DuckDuckGo's founder Gabriel Weinberg. He goes into va
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
In some countries, there's something called "redressement judiciaire" in French, or (receivership, judicial reorganization, judicial redress, judicial review, legal redress, etc...) before a company files for bankruptcy. In s
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
How did you go from the symptom of growth stagnating to the solution of localization? How did you pick your target language if you already have done so?
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Shooting is with Ctrl. Space is to interact with something (open doors, activate levers, buttons, etc). Digits (1, 2, 3, etc) are to choose weapons (knuckles, pistol, shotgun, etc.)
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Not an answer to your question, but you can just click on the button in the middle of the screen-shot to start the in-browser emulator and play.
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Software Library: MS-DOS Games(archive.org)
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Alistair Croll wrote a few books about that. - Lean Analytics - Complete Web Monitoring In Lean Analytics, the "Part Two" is titled "Finding the Right Metrics for Right Now" where the author delves into analytics framewo
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
If you use version control platforms, you're probably creating issues/tickets and use tags. Use many, many tags. You can then have stats and notice where most of your effort goes. For example, you can use tags like "compatibi
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Marketplaces are, by definition, multi-sided. This is why they are notoriously hard to start but, also, notoriously defensible. The risk is less technical than it is to get the n-sides into the marketplace, for an arbitrary form of the mark
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Generally, you develop a product that solves a problem people have, are aware they have, have taken steps to solve, and failed to reach the desired state. I.E: the talking generally happens before building, and that's how you know what

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