TuaAmin13

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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
Just FYI, you have to add it to your cart to see the discount.
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I like the idea, I'm unsure of the pricing strategy. "How much do I get paid? code4cheap.com keeps 30% of the question's price. For example, with a $10 question, the best answer will receive $7." What if you changed that around, with some
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I got the impression Skakes was asking for posting scripts. "I have a Ruby script that converts X in to Y" "I have a Python script that lets people reset Active Directory and LDAP passwords" Skakes can then ask for however much money for t
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
If not for charity there's also the possibility of doing something cheap for portfolio fodder. Then again, cheap seems to bring out the wrong type of person you want to work for. You could also subcontract for someone you know that does we
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by TuaAmin13 16y ago
My professor once said something to the effect of "You sell something for free when you're combating the anxiety of loss. You don't go free to compete on price." I guess one thing you have to ask yourself is if your customers aren't coming
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by TuaAmin13 16y ago
My friend is taking a 1 credit hour "learn to get a job" type course in his senior year. Among the few pearls of wisdom, they told him that the average duration for a college grad is 18 months. So I'd say 12-24 months is definitely plausib
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by TuaAmin13 16y ago
I got the impression this was more of the Y! Answers option. You're in essence "leveling up" and with each level up you're getting more features unlocked. You unlock the ability to submit stories, or the ability to upvote/downvote comment
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by TuaAmin13 16y ago
I'd like to see a bit more about the geography thing. If I own funds with multiple holdings geographically, does it chart all those out? It's kind of scant on details and if I had to provide a credit card to try it I probably wouldn't. Al