citilife

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   by citilife 9y ago

   Depending - you might be able to take them to small claims court. Given the small value, they likely wont fight it. You'd have to come with the terms of service though. Given the value, it'll be a huge headache for them to fight i
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   by citilife 9y ago

   I've had a great experience with Hive! One thing that has made me sad is that there is that Rails / Ruby has little to no support. Many of the repos are over four to five years old.
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   by citilife 9y ago

   If you sit on the couch all day doing nothing, you wont get lucky. Sure, we can identify "luck" as a path to success, but honestly that seems more like survivor bias.... There are a nearly infinite number of events that had to tak
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   by citilife 9y ago

   One thing I enjoy about charging more is the retention rate, it might be counter intuitive, but if you have a product worth keeping people will pay for it. Those customers will likely stay on longer, wont complain (as you pointed out), etc.
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   by citilife 9y ago

   IMO the landing page appears a bit dry. Perhaps some sort of live demo (even just a video) or something would be good... Also I'd recommend adding capitalizations and proper formatting to the copy on the page.
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   Hashed and Hierarchical Timing Wheels(paulcavallaro.com)

   2 points by citilife 9y ago|0 comments