altern8

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   by altern8 8y ago

   > These are your words. These are your thoughts. He said those words. Word by word. Word. By Word.
2. 272.▲
   by altern8 8y ago

   Don't waste your time, his gender studies degree did irreparable damage you cannot fix.
3. 273.▲
   by altern8 8y ago

   Having people vote again and again until you get the result you want is like ignoring the vote.
4. 274.▲
   by altern8 8y ago

   Banks do a LOT more damage than computers running.If cryptocurrencies get them out of the picture, it's well worth it.
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   by altern8 8y ago

   I see.
6. 276.▲
   by altern8 8y ago

   Ah, I thought execution of the product itself. However, you have to know you should do certain things to be able to execute them well. A lot of projects I've seen fail were well-made, but had crappy or no marketing. The reason is that
7. 277.▲
   by altern8 8y ago

   Nice.
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   by altern8 8y ago

   Jesus... So all those books about startups are published by crooks? That's pretty radical.
9. 279.▲
   by altern8 8y ago

   Google Keep, here.
10. 280.▲
    by altern8 8y ago

    Ha! I actually already have it in my Kindle, I bought it and never read it. I will now if you're saying it's good. Thanks!
11. 281.▲
    by altern8 8y ago

    Very nice! Thanks.
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    by altern8 8y ago

    > That's hard because after "get feedback" it branches out into too many directions. Sure, but if we were to try to generalize, we could create a flowchart like "feedback bad? iterate", "feedback good? conti
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    by altern8 8y ago

    > There isn't a guide that is definitive on the outcome. There are guidelines, but even if you follow them it doesn't make success of a startup. What are the best ones, in your opinion? Could you link a good one? > If you wa
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    Ask HN: Is there a step-by-step guide on how to create a successful startup?

    26 points by altern8 8y ago|31 comments
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    by altern8 8y ago

    I've been using photopea.com for a while, is much more usable than GIMP.
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    Implement Miller columns in Nemo--can someone help?(bountysource.com)

    3 points by altern8 9y ago|0 comments
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    by altern8 9y ago

    Why, though.
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    GIFsonic, on-the-fly image processing for animated GIFs(gifsonic.com)

    2 points by altern8 9y ago|0 comments
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    by altern8 10y ago

    Thanks. I think I'll just do that. Actually read Amy Hoy saying to double the price you have in mind and that's the correct price, but I'm still afraid to undercharge even with that. I'll start with doubling and then do
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    by altern8 10y ago

    Thanks. I'll definitely do some research to find out how much people value the service, but I also want to make sure not to undercharge. After how long is usually break even? 1 year? Thanks for you help.
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    by altern8 10y ago

    Thanks for your reply. I'm aware of how you price things, but I'm also aware that often amateurs (like me in the SaaS world) tend to underprice things. That's why I thought I could see if this was possible to make sure I didn
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    Ask HN: Pricing SaaS based on how much it cost to develop?

    2 points by altern8 10y ago|6 comments
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    Show HN: LivePipe–CDN and image resizing/manipulation as a service(livepipe.pl)

    1 points by altern8 10y ago|0 comments
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    by altern8 10y ago

    I was thinking exactly the same thing. It could even be limited to an integer, or even keywords: 'good', 'medium', 'low', 'critical'.
25. 295.▲
    by altern8 10y ago

    Atom, Google Chrome, Google Inbox, GitHub, Whatsapp, Spotify.
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    Ask HN: Idea for SaaS?

    12 points by altern8 10y ago|12 comments
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    by altern8 10y ago

    You can still do the exact horrible thing you're describing. However, JavaScript now gets used by real programmers for real applications, and has therefore evolved to accomodate for that. You're saying (incorrectly) that now inexp
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    by altern8 10y ago

    I posted another comment, but since you also brush your teeth at night, if I bought your product I'd have to use that in the morning and another brand before going to bed. Did you think about this? People might not want to have 2. I wa
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    by altern8 10y ago

    I like the idea, and the logo (not the video, though). The problem with your product IMHO is that you need two toothpaste, because besides in the morning you also brush your teeth before going to bed, but you definitely don't want caff
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    by altern8 10y ago

    "lagging behind and seems not to care" seems a little exaggerated. If the rumors are true, they're coming out with new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iPad, and perhaps a new Mac Pro in October, which is just in one month.