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by capex 12y ago
Update: In true spirit of an MVP, I've put together a landing page: http://buildbase.io . Please sign up for updates and if anyone is interested in building MVPs, please send me an email: hello@buildbase.io
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by capex 12y ago
MVP as a service, where you pay a fixed amount each month to get a fixed number of developer hours. EDIT: To expand on this a bit: True lean development, every month focused on delivering a working product. Initially using third party appli
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Geomanist – A Modern, Clean and Linear Sans Serif Font(geomanist.com)
1 points by capex 12y ago|0 comments
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Google Unveils Plan for New Corporate Campus(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by capex 12y ago|0 comments
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by capex 12y ago
Some fonts like the Alegreya Sans have numbers with varying heights, it is just a matter of style.
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by capex 12y ago
You can always google specific information, but visualisations like these help to tell the whole story.
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by capex 12y ago
Would be great if someone could say how they got their personal connections to work for their startup in a meaningful way.
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by capex 12y ago
Thank you.
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by capex 12y ago
Very cool. Interesting bit: The outcomes of the falling balls seem to differ every time, which corroborates the fact that any minor change in initial state results in vastly different outcomes. Edit: Or am I just imagining it?
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Brilliant examples of UX from around the web(uxworks.com.au)
2 points by capex 12y ago|0 comments
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Leadership in small business(blog.desimarket.com.au)
1 points by capex 12y ago|0 comments
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by capex 12y ago
What's so attractive about project management tools? Why do we see so many companies doing the same thing with slight variations?
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Lead into gold (Part 3)(adnankhan.io)
1 points by capex 12y ago|0 comments
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by capex 12y ago
Podcasts can be two people and a mic, or something that a team of talented people make over a year or so, like Serial. You can't put both of these types in the same bucket.
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by capex 12y ago
Does entrepreneurship feel like work to anyone?
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Lead into gold part 2 – (founder fiction)(medium.com)
1 points by capex 12y ago|0 comments
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by capex 12y ago
Not sure how I'd be able to edit the site later without a login?
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by capex 12y ago
This is nice. But the shortcut you've given 'Cmd/Ctrl + O' should be 'Cmd + Ctrl + O'
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by capex 12y ago
For an introduction to programming, [0]UNSW Computing 1 is an excellent and relatively unknown course. [0] https://www.openlearning.com/courses/unsw/computing1
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Lead into gold (Part 1 – a story on entrepreneurship)(adnankhan.io)
1 points by capex 12y ago|0 comments
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by capex 12y ago
Ouch.
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by capex 12y ago
> "I only know people who work in certain fields: startup founders, programmers, professors." This list is missing VCs.
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by capex 12y ago
HN is a good filter so I'd take that as more than one data point. Thank you.
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by capex 12y ago
I actually registered it a year ago, but not too sure if its a good name.
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Ask HN: What do you think of 'Linkell' as a startup name?
1 points by capex 12y ago|6 comments
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by capex 12y ago
Is it harder in Australia?
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This is how wifi sounds like(comicsbyarslan.com)
1 points by capex 12y ago|0 comments
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How Pakistan's State Bank killed the country's fintech industry(medium.com)
2 points by capex 12y ago|0 comments
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by capex 12y ago
> Ads are simply a sneaky and dishonest way to get at end users' money without them realizing it. Really? If I make a living by selling shoes, and put a banner outside my shop advertising it, what's sneaky about it?
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by capex 12y ago
Typeforms are substantially different in how they ask for information. Since switching to typeform for a not-for-profit social initiative [0], we've seen quite a lot of difference in form completion rates. This is specially true in cas

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