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by bigsassy 13y ago
What are your plans for DoerHub this year?
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Starting a Django 1.6 Project the Right Way(jeffknupp.com)
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by bigsassy 13y ago
This is somewhat relevant. One of the candidates for Governor is Maryland, Heather Mizeur, is running on legalizing cannabis. You can see her discuss it here: http://www.heathermizeur.com/news/wusa9-plan-to-legalize-m
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by bigsassy 13y ago
Love django-annoying too. It's always got a line in requirements.txt for my Django projects :)
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How Japan Is Making Twitter Stronger(kotaku.com)
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by bigsassy 13y ago
A mobile app for my wife's political campaign for a city council seat. Handles canvasing (door knocking) and phone banking.
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by bigsassy 13y ago
We do the same thing, almost word for word. And yes, it has worked very well for us too.
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by bigsassy 13y ago
Up in the Poconos in Pennsylvania, working on a side project and enjoying the weather :)
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by bigsassy 13y ago
Wow, your servers must really be getting pounded right now. A much better problem then no traffic at all. Congratulations! A few commments: 1) When you first login, I have no idea what to do. When I clicked on my profile, the tour kicked
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by bigsassy 14y ago
Washington, DC. Senior Software Engineer. Full Time I'm a Python developer working for the Schroeder Institute, a non-profit research organization supported by the American Legacy Foundation (who run The Truth anti-smoking campaign). Our o
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by bigsassy 14y ago
Washington, DC: Senior Software Engineer I'm a Python developer working for the Schroeder Institute, a non-profit research organization supported by the American Legacy Foundation (who run The Truth anti-smoking campaign). Our offices are
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by bigsassy 14y ago
This is a pretty cool idea for a series. Do you know what companies you'll be visiting in all 30 cities? In fact, what are the 30 cities you'll be visiting?
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by bigsassy 14y ago
We see these kind of stories on Hacker News kinda regularly. And you'd think that it's getting a little ridiculous. But time and again, we still have people in our community that just don't get it. So that's why I upvoted this article. L
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by bigsassy 14y ago
Mind adding Washington DC as well?
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5 Biggest Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make In Selling Their Company(walkercorporatelaw.com)
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by bigsassy 14y ago
Ok. Here you go. http://maplebutter.com/getting-your-startup-ready-for-an-acq...
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by bigsassy 14y ago
To expand on the "niche like crazy" sentiment, you can use the service "Reference USA" to generate a list of customers for a given niche. It's an online database that will give you all the companies that fall under the specified NAICS code
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by bigsassy 14y ago
I'm going to re-post a comment I made a long time ago. It should help you generate a list of small business customers to contact: A little off topic, but you should know there's a better way than the Yellow Pages to find customers. The Refe
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by bigsassy 14y ago
Wrong thread. Post here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4184757
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by bigsassy 14y ago
Isn't it though? Glad I could help.
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by bigsassy 14y ago
Things have changed, with Harp 2.0. Harp was the government program to allow underwater homeowners with good credit and no late payments refinance. It ended up being a flop because Bank's dragged their feet. Enter Harp 2.0, which started
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by bigsassy 14y ago
If you're making a Facebook canvas app in Django, another option is Fandjango: https://github.com/jgorset/fandjango
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by bigsassy 14y ago
Here's tetris in 33 lines of C++: http://www.gamedev.net/topic/51440-113-lines/#post_id_125427...
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Upworthy uses Infographic w/ Privacy Policy(upworthy.com)
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Python logging best practices(robg3d.com)
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by bigsassy 15y ago
Here are some links I've collected over time: http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/12/9-important-things-sell-sta... http://jacquesmattheij.com/How+To+Sell+Your+Company http://maplebutter.com/getting-your-startup-ready-for-an-acq... http://
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by bigsassy 15y ago
That's wrong. My wife was a staffer at a senator's office. Everything, including faxes, are reviewed.
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by bigsassy 15y ago
This comment is off-topic, but should be helpful for the OP. If you don't upvote it, it'll sink to the bottom where it rightfully belongs (edit - so much for that...) Hey johnwall, you're in a good city to be a python web developer. First
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by bigsassy 15y ago
You make two assumptions: 1) There is "one" way of representing payroll data. There's not. When you get a none trivial amount of clients, all their edge cases put together destroy any ability to fit the data into one conceptual model ele
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by bigsassy 15y ago
My first job out of college was with a consultancy that specialized in payroll integration projects. We were a partner with ADP (largest payroll provider in the country), and typically they sent us the clients with the trickier payroll pro

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