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by bjansn 13y ago
Perhaps combine. Make it open source for personal / non-commercial use. License it for companies who will use it commercially. I don't know the details of the product (complexity for example) but might be worth it test if people a
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Testing your own API classes without mocking, Part 1.(blog.firmhouse.com)
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by bjansn 13y ago
One of the points in the article is that having your team across timezones, all speaking the same language makes it possible to collaborate when in different locations. Why would it matter which employee is more expensive than the other, in
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Yelp Co-Founder: 'No amount of money will get us to manipulate reviews'(entrepreneur.com)
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by bjansn 13y ago
Our team visited Pablo back in 2010 when he was just working with some remote developers and was based in Barcelona himself. He was already talking about thinking bigger and had some good strategies in mind. It's awesome to see it play
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by bjansn 13y ago
I think it depends on the market and country you're in. If you're in the right vertical or solve a very difficult problem you might earn enough to not go international.
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Senior execs get malware from shady websites(businessnewsdaily.com)
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Running an English speaking company in Europe(micho.biz)
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Instagram and YouTube(ben-evans.com)
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by bjansn 13y ago
There are already lots of channels in there. I'd say perhaps give the user some control on what they receive push notifications on. For example keywords, when my company name is mentioned in one of the channels, push me a notification
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A day in the worlds largest building(newrepublic.com)
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by bjansn 13y ago
Yes. We moved back to our own infrastructure as well. But AWS has a broad range of services. I can imagine storing photos on S3 makes sense for a startup like Everpix. Because, you don't need to worry scaling on storage level. Sometime
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by bjansn 13y ago
For product development, remote working is one solution. I work remote with my team all the time. Sometimes you need to see each other face to face, then meet up somewhere where it's affordable. Could make for a good team field trip ev
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by bjansn 13y ago
The transparency in this article is something we can learn from. It's sad to see a service like Everpix go as they were making money. But if you look at the other numbers, they just staffed up too quickly. Salaries, personnel and payro
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How to choose your customer learning method(saintsal.com)
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by bjansn 13y ago
Probably, it stores the data on your phone somewhere. Probably is in your back-up as well? This should be somewhere in the docs. Don't have the time to look it up atm.
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by bjansn 13y ago
Thanks for posting the link to the video. Just checked. Don't see them mention the use of historical data when you first launch an app. Which was the case. My first use experience on Nike+ Move was better because I can already seeing i
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by bjansn 13y ago
Yes! That's what got me thinking as well. Apple briefly mentioned 'iOS in your car' when they announced iOS7 I believe. This will play a role. Tracking movement will become part of using a device. Think of surfacing informati
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by bjansn 13y ago
Thanks for your feedback!
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by bjansn 13y ago
Author here, I agree. Title could have been better for sure, it's in the end more about the UX part and how Apple supports their developers delivering a better experience to the iOS users.
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Steve Jobs explained Customer Development pretty well(blog.firmhouse.com)
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How to fail your startup and still make money(blog.firmhouse.com)
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How Share As Image Got to $1,000 Recurring Revenue(blog.idonethis.com)
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by bjansn 13y ago
Well, sure. But for the rest of HN that will miss out on your remarks. What are the 2-3 points? Like, really concise?
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by bjansn 13y ago
Can you name some examples of the cultural issues needing to be addressed?
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Measuring more than just pageviews and web events.(blog.firmhouse.com)
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Why Real Learning is Outside the Building, Not Demo Day(steveblank.com)
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by bjansn 13y ago
No registration allowed from your country? We registered a developer account on our business in The Netherlands a while ago. No problem at all.
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Memrise CEO on their two day downtime (forgot domain renewal)(m.youtube.com)
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Why I just turned off auto updates in iOS7(blog.firmhouse.com)
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