Sukotto

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by Sukotto 15y ago
Instead of not sending an invoice I think it might be smarter to send one and have a line item "Early adopter bonus -$xx". That way once the bonus runs out, it won't be quite as surprising for the user.
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by Sukotto 15y ago
That may be true. I still think you're smart to clear away potential encumbrances before actually starting. If nothing else, it will make your life easier if you ever want to take on funding for your new business.
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by Sukotto 15y ago
It's tough when you're bootstrapping a web app and still have a day job. Beware of $dayjob claiming your $idea once it shows signs of taking off. I think you should tell your day-job about your potential business before you star
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by Sukotto 15y ago
No feed? No problem. My go-to tool for sites without rss is http://feed43.com which I find easy to set up. Also important to point out that it plays nice with the sites it scrapes. Example... Problem: I love lurking in ask.metafilter but
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I want to give at least one of these as a Christmas gift. Let's hope they get them selling soon.
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by Sukotto 15y ago
What the others in this thread said. If that doesn't work, be prepared to give a range of "total comp" where the low end is base salary and the high end is the total cost of all your benefits + salary + bonus
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I can not stress how important it is to have queryable web logs. I'd love to read some (actionable) articles on how to set up some of the benchmarking / logging stuff that you guys have. For sure I'll check out .NET Memory Prof
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Why are Americans leaving good jobs to go solo?(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by Sukotto 15y ago|0 comments
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by Sukotto 15y ago
If you want to see Zed's vimrc you can find it here: http://zedshaw.com/zedsvim.tar.gz
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I really enjoyed that. Thanks for posting
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Well, it's your site and you're doing what you think is best for the community. Fair enough. I feel pretty unhappy about it though. As something of a data-geek, knowing there's data I used to get (and that I personally found really useful)
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by Sukotto 15y ago
As a general rule, people get punished if something they're responsible for lets something bad happen. They almost never get rewarded for removing unnecessary rules and regulations caused by overreactions to those bad things happening. Exam
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Looks like a rather nice page linking top-karma users to said users' Twitter profiles. So that's cool, though from the title I was expecting/hoping to learn more about actual people behind (in control of) HN... ie. YCombinator people that
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by Sukotto 15y ago
If you have a name badge, it's not a startup.
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Playn: write your game once, compile to HTML5, Java, Android and Flash(developers.google.com)
7 points by Sukotto 15y ago|1 comments
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Iirc, Gilmore v Gonzales showed that the government can have secret laws. I can see the administration believing that it's also ok to have a secret interpretation of a law. I personally strongly disagree with both of the above but don't
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by Sukotto 15y ago
If what I'm doing is so sensitive that my employer makes me sign a non-compete, they have to agree to pay me for the duration. Then it comes down to just how valuable they think your experience really is. I encourage everyone to negotiate a
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by Sukotto 15y ago
OP links to page 2 of the article. Here's page 1 http://drdobbs.com/go-parallel/article/231400148?pgno=1
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Do you post a stats page someplace? I would find it really interesting to watch them over time.
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by Sukotto 15y ago
(I liked your article btw. Sorry I didn't say that up front before) Not that weird, my wife and I keep some things in separate accounts and other things in joint. My point was that without knowing the ratios, knowing your numbers doesn't re
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by Sukotto 15y ago
[it costs] about 1400 eur ($1870) / month. I live with my wife ... All of these expenses are just what I pay. For now we are splitting everything ... keep in mind these costs are just what I personally pay. So basically it
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What's in a Tweet? (description of Tweet Metadata)(economist.com)
1 points by Sukotto 15y ago|0 comments
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I like weird scifi comics. You should put a link in your profile
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by Sukotto 15y ago
"Other" though I think I just completed laying the foundation so that I can start. So far I've identified a niche with a real pain point... people in my wife's industry have to perform a (unregulated) task each month. This takes them betwee
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Things worth having often do.
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I think having a "photography allowed" sign sets a dangerous precedent. Right now, you are allowed to take photographs anyplace that is not specifically disallowed by law. If these signs (or something like them) become ubiquitous it becom
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Great idea, I think it could be really useful. I'd like it even more if you decrease the focus on the giant map and instead have a little form like +--------------------------------+ | Leaving from: ______________ | |
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Who owns our modern myths and legends?(io9.com)
7 points by Sukotto 15y ago|0 comments
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I remember a similar initiative on Slashdot about 10 years ago. The goal there was to get a whole bunch of tech people to all move to the same state and work together as a (mostly) unified voting block to make that state a great place for
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by Sukotto 15y ago
What does "grabbing the banners of those websites" mean? What would I type into wget or curl to download the "banner" of a site?

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