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by daemon13 14y ago
From alestic.com >> Both EBS boot and instance-store AMI ids are listed, but I recommend you start with EBS boot AMIs. Why two opposite recommendations from alestic.com [authority on AWS] and practitioners? Not a flame - I am planni
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by daemon13 14y ago
Don't get discouraged by nasty replies. Unfortunately, I observe the same trend - the whole generation of current 15-20 are shortcutting as a life style. Instead of engineering/making things, I observe this in other areas - finance, economi
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by daemon13 14y ago
Is Firebase open source? It states so on the sites/GH pages, but could not find pointers to repo [after 2 circle through 5 different pages poiting to each other].
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by daemon13 14y ago
>> Also worthy of mention in this context: http://pyjaco.org/about and http://pyjs.org/ Based on your personal experience - with which one to start?
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by daemon13 14y ago
All people are different... There are many OPs that assert that JS syntax/lang are beautiful once you get handle of it, and may be it is... However, there may be enough people like myself for whom the JS syntax/lang just do not fit into the
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by daemon13 14y ago
Cool idea, some recommendations are spot on, but some are a bit wierd [recommending annual Maxim's subscription for my wife - this I consider wierd... :-)] Check for the possible bug - when I was paging down and the adtl data was being fetc
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by daemon13 14y ago
This is only applicable when the project scope is pre-defined/fixed. What would be the price setting methodology, i.e. how would this person charge in a case when smth truly innovative would need to be developed? :-)
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by daemon13 14y ago
The question I have [but not the answer] is: Usually in every project there is bunch of .js [jquery, backbone, etc] and .css files. So the good practice is not only to minify and compress, but also to bundle some/all of them into several bi
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by daemon13 14y ago
Excellent advice - of course everyone is sifting it through their own personal lences hence everyone perceives this advice differently. Rather then debate the merits of working long hours, what I really liked is this >> Lack of moti
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by daemon13 14y ago
Sure Live Chat is not Live Chat [see above], it is a web form sending e-mail. Phone experience described in my post above. E-mail - sent.
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by daemon13 14y ago
Message sent, will measure response time KPI.
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by daemon13 14y ago
The keyword is 'once you get ahold of them'.
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by daemon13 14y ago
thank you, I appreciate, hope that wise people will see through the bush...
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by daemon13 14y ago
Thanks. Clicked Live Chat - Chat Now --> was presented with web form, filled form, pressed send. Live Chat is not a Live Chat :-) Will measure response time for my e-mail.
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by daemon13 14y ago
From the AirBnB website >> If you have feedback for us, please submit it via our feedback form. Our product team regularly reviews these submissions.
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by daemon13 14y ago
This is not a complain. This an example of how not to do roll out across intl markets prior to thinking through the basics, customer support process being one of this.
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by daemon13 14y ago
That's because this happened to me. I am not a journalist or consultant to post about cool start-up or how to set-up a proper customer support process across markets.
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by daemon13 14y ago
Checked - I cannot choose reservation option from the dropdown because mine was deleted and the system does not allow this. I can only choose other question/option - - Job Enquiry (nope) - Partnership (nope) - Press (may be later) - Feedbac
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by daemon13 14y ago
Understand, agree that it may be perceived as plea, which it is not. I can sort out my stuff myself :-) The point is - the AirBnB support process looks broken. Is their fix-my-mistake process also broken?
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by daemon13 14y ago
Am I bitching? I was under impression that this site is about start-ups and what they should and should not do to grow and achieve success. If you want to listen only to good music, there is Pandora and plenty of other sites like that. Not
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by daemon13 14y ago
Guys, your landing page is badly broken - my FF back button is not working. I like your site's design, but after pressing back button 20 times unsuccessfully, I started to hate your site as if it was my enemy :-) I suggest you fix it for un
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by daemon13 14y ago
Why? The article's target audience is not professional sysadmins, but people who would like to set-up a server and tweak it for their needs. >> I can think of a number of reasons why someone might opt to go the Windows Server route.
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by daemon13 14y ago
No, no, no... Step 1 - receive cash from customers Debit Cash Account [Asset] Credit Prepayment / Deferred Revenue Account [Asset] Cool - everything balances. Step 2 - you render services. Debit Prepayment / Deferred Revenue Account [Asset]
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by daemon13 14y ago
Let me put my finance hat on :-) >> Savings are naturally limited, growth is potentially unlimited That's in theory - check annual revenue growth rates of most big companies in mature [developed] markets - if you increase it from 3%
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by daemon13 14y ago
It depends... Although focusing on growing revenue is psychologically more comforting, economically saving on expenses is more beneficial. When you save 1 dollar, your profit increases by 1 dollar. When you sell 1 more dollar, your profit i
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by daemon13 14y ago
That is Cisco's innovation strategy for the last 10-15 years. They "outsource" R&D/Innovation to smaller companies and then buy those. Hence, their special skills as a company are: 1. Identify future growth areas [market segments] and p
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by daemon13 14y ago
Completely agree with #2. The only way to properly manage people and ensure execution and good performance is by delegating right tasks to right people and doing regular formal and irregular informal follow-ups. There is great book on this
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by daemon13 14y ago
I am in finance for 18 years, of them 7 as CFO, I passed my CPA exams 11 years ago. I really don't get this finance part and it makes by head spin :-O >> because we had collected a lot of revenue that we couldn’t recognize because i
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by daemon13 14y ago
Thank you...will do for sure. So you are Canadians, nice to see the start-up land diversifying a bit. I was in Toronto 14 years ago, loved Canada. Good luck with re-branding! :-)
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by daemon13 14y ago
Hi Paul, how much time / money did it cost you to register your trademark? I've heard from various sources that the time can be from 1 mth to 6 mth, and money from $300 to $2000, so just wanted to check with the person who had first-hand ex

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