desertfox508

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   by desertfox508 14y ago

   I would say the whole thing is a monetizable business. To have good data, you'd need a mix of human and tech input. So why not charge $x for y number of updates? or charge for specific searches that requires more human work? or charge for
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   by desertfox508 14y ago

   I do it as a challenge for myself and a way to give back to the people I want to help. To me there is nothing more exciting than having to potential to shift the paradigm. I have a well paying job now, but would drop it once my startup lau
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   by desertfox508 14y ago

   You've already got multiple languages under your belt and have been developing for 5 years, so you are probably in the top 1% of developers your age. By the time you are 26 with 15 years of coding, you will still, no doubt, be among the top
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   by desertfox508 15y ago

   Fourmii - I'm about a two months away from launching my site after having not one, but two false starts with co-founders that made me decide to go at it alone as well. In hindsight I wish I had a co-founder or at least a mentor who's built