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13y ago
It does take time due to the security risks to be managed. But its not that much time and can be mostly automated. If the OP is new to server management then it might be a bit uphill.
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13y ago
Good points. I would add that 99.99% of marketing books/sites/blogs/magazines aim to keep you as a reader. Which means that they will simply keep feeding you stories about marketing without telling you the real basics. You ma
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13y ago
This is a fantastic thing to do. I do have one question. Do you plan to do the same thing (maybe in a smaller scale) in the US? Say, help people in some impoverished area of the country with some small funding to help them get micro busines
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13y ago
SEEKING WORK - [California][Remote] Full stack development with an emphasis on APIs and mobile clients. - Python, Django, Flask. - PHP - Objective-C - Javascript / HTML / CSS - Nosql(MongoDB) | SQL (PostgreSql, MySQL, SQLite) Will
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13y ago
Well done, mate. This is some great work that you did.
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13y ago
The one thing that made me take my current job is the personal touch I was given. The person who contacted me was simply just being human, and not seeing me as just another number. That makes a difference.
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13y ago
I was about to write the same thing. Thank you for taking the time to do this. It is exactly what I needed to build APIs at Mokriya.
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13y ago
One very important thing not mentioned is what technology the OP freelances in. Mobile is hot and will have you working immediately ( email me for iOS work ), and PHP will take some weeks before you get a good contract that is not tweaking
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13y ago
I remember the first time I met a webmaster IRL. It blew me away. The guy was a total badass (in my head, at least). My brother would talk to the webmaster about something called Perl. I did an Altavista search and started to write Perl on
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13y ago
Browsing the markup of geocities pages to learn how to do X in html. Creating a geocities page about the Ford Mustang GT (5.0, yo). Going into Yahoo chat, meeting other people and then exchanging mailing addresses to write to each other.
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13y ago
I remember writing links on post-it notes and pasting them to the CRT monitor. Even going as far as writing the result URL from Altavista.
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13y ago
I don't get what's the issue. People use github to host things other than code and no one doesn't seem to complain. Why not let them use it to track issues and whatever else? Github != open source. It is an important hub of t
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13y ago
Best way to improve the world is to improve yourself. You touch many lives everyday. One positive change in you will cascade into society. It sounds all feel-good-BS, but I've lived this myself. It works.
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13y ago
I think it makes more more sense as a C64 game than anything else. It just fits the era and machine so well. Made me think back to the good old days where I would spend all day playing games on my C64.
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13y ago
I just wished that Canonical would sell an Ubuntu laptop. Not a namebrand laptop with Ubuntu installed in it, but a machine made for them exclusively. Then they can integrate the OS to perfectly work with the machine. I'd buy that in a
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13y ago
Given how big online poker is I don't think 25K is a lot of money. There are so many ways to monetize this site that it hurts. I would finish the multiplayer feature and then promote it well. It will make more than 25K easily.
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13y ago
Agreed. OP just graduated from college. There are many skills an engineer should develop that do not require writing code.
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Harvard's swarm-like robotic construction crew needs no foreman
(youtube.com)
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Porsche 911 GT3 sales halted due to string of fires.
(motorauthority.com)
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13y ago
Sleep on it.
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Please don't take this wrong way. 1. Stop asking for advice on the internet. You can't solve a sales problem by posting on forums. Figure out your own sales funnel by talking with real live prospects. 2. You need experience in t
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13y ago
Have you ever worked or operated a restaurant? Does anybody in your team have experience in the industry?
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The circumstances are now better than they were ten years ago. Software has improved.
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Show HN: pydweet, a python client library for dweet.io
(github.com)
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ILOVEYOU source code: http://www.cexx.org/loveletter.htm I remember playing with this for hours. Also, having to fix my box when it hit. :)
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Python with braces.
(hackaday.com)
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I'm currently working on a similar system aimed at robotics. M2M is rapidly growing under the radar due to mobile phones making a lot of the technology needed cheaper. The interesting bit here is the protocol. Which still feels a bit o
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He clearly states in his blog that full time employment is not his current focus. Prefers to consult.
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13y ago
Not yet.
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13y ago
Seems Eve is to be used with Mongo, and Sandman is to be used with relational databases. Sandman uses SQLAlchemy, which allows for integrations with SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and OracleSQL.
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