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cameronmoll
11y ago
Fair point. The draft originally included some "if this then that" questioning for polyphasic sleep, but it was becoming complicated. We'll have to try a little harder in the next version.
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2015 Sleep Patterns Survey
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11y ago
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Spoken – Audio stories 4 minutes or less
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12y ago
Excellent point.
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cameronmoll
12y ago
Results were gathered in August 2014 by Cameron Moll. The sample size (471) is rather small and therefore should not be construed as indicative nor representative of the entire HN audience.
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HN Salary Survey Results, Fall 2014
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12y ago
I'll publish the results here on HN, much like I did on Designer News: https://news.layervault.com/stories/29331-results-dn-survey-... Collecting emails for notification might have been wise, but I wanted to be co
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HN Survey of Developer Salaries 2014
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12y ago
"It's not Kickstarter's fault that he failed to budget the vast majority of his costs..." Definitely not. But this is a primary reason for authoring the article—a heads up to others who may launch a KS campaign and not f
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12y ago
Keep in mind, however, that I didn't earn wages for my time. In contrast, most businesses that garner 7% profit pay their employees.
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12y ago
Very happy with the outcome, indeed. I thought it was important, however, for others to understand what goes into (and comes out of) creating a Kickstarter project, and how they might avoid misjudging costs—as others have pointed out here.
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12y ago
Most likely, yes. This is what I've done with my two previous posters (smaller run).