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I'm an amateur voice actor and felt like I knew my audience pretty well.
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Looking for a voice actor, look no further than https://www.castingcall.club Strong network effect so far, about 65k users
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'n' is moraic nasal, which requires the same length of time as all other moraic sounds. How it is pronounced depends on what sound follows it. It is pronounced with 'm' like in てんぷら (te n pura) when followed by a 'p
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Funny, I just moved https://www.castingcall.club from Stripe to Braintree. I find Stripe to be superior, but the users wanted subscription Paypal payments rather than using credit cards. Having it in one place made sense. Follow
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There are already ETH based projects that are trying to take this one, like this one https://www.agrello.org/ Looking forward to seeing results
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I own a lifestyle business and I work at a startup as the founding engineer, but I work remotely. When you work remotely, you can treat both your lifestyle business and your gig the same, insofar as you have the freedom to take an hour off
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I found this to be really inaccurate. I've been a host of an Airbnb for a few years. I've slowly moved my price up until I hit the maximum 70£/day. I have hundreds of positive reviews. The price the website suggested was 120£
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Unpopular opinion: I think when you're in a minority and you are not rising to the top as fast as you expect, you use your minority as leverage to propel yourself. I am also in a minority. I've often felt cheated that my career is
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I want to learn Japanese. 3 months ago I changed my phone's language to Japanese. Everything is Japanese - maps, services, apps that read from the default phone language. Oddly enough, instead of learning Japanese, I just use my phone
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As a long time general consumer of anything space related, this article hits the spot.
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I was the CTO of a series-A backed startup. My entire life changed when I had my kid, and I decided to quit my job and live cheaply in eastern Europe for about 6 months. You can read about it here: https://medium.com/@buf&#x
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I Failed a Technical Interview and I Liked It
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I failed a technical interview recently. I was asked to write a rule engine, so I opened up Google and read about all the best ways about doing that for about 15 minutes of the interview. They weren't a fan. In the rejection email, t
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Experimenting with Early Retirement
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Location: USA Remote: Yes, but can do in-office. Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Most recently rails/react. Everything from setting up servers to writing css. Have also built several iOS apps in the past and maintained a
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Ask HN: What if an employer simply never lets you purchase your options?
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Location: USA Remote: Yes, but can do in-office if I live near you. I've done both remote and in-office for years. Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Most recently rails/react. Everything from setting up servers to writing css
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I stopped drinking coffee after 14 years of drinking it every day.
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There was about a week of total chaos, but once I got my home office setup, it was like I was back on the saddle. Having a kid also provides a set schedule - nap time, play time, etc. Those typically happen at the same time every day.
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I quit my job to spend more time with my family. This was very difficult for me. I love working, but I'd been doing startups for a little more than a decade, and startups require lots of attention. When I had my first child 2 years ago
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I chose Sofia, Bulgaria. I pay about $500/mo for all my expenses. It's true that I could find that in the US as well, but I'd be hard-pressed to find something that isn't deeply rural. In Sofia, I'm in the capital.
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To answer your other question (hn has a child-reply limit I think), it makes money on the dividends, which are reinvested back into the portfolio.
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Sorry for the confusion. It's just a set it and forget it robo investment for now. I go in and adjust every quarter.
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https://www.castingcall.club Social network for amateur voice actors. I wrote about it here: https://medium.com/@buf/accidentally-built-a-successful-soci... Brings in about $2k/mo. p2p lending is hit o
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Huge fan of David Sacks. Rough blow about Zenefits the past few months. It feels like one piece of bad news after another. Really, the big news here is Gusto. Gusto has hands-down slipped right passed Zenefits and will consume their market.
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This is pretty exciting. Both parties are pretty awesome folk. Not too bad of an exit for an 'experiment.'
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I don't mind putting ads up there (I have), considering it's a free site to use. But I'll keep this warning in mind.
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Accidentally built a (successful?) social network. Now what?
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QA Engineer - 17hats | Sofia, Bulgaria Let's say you're a freelance photographer/yoga teacher/designer/etc. How do you keep your business running in an organized way? That's what we do. Responsibilities:
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33m Married – Seeking city that is not San Francisco
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