dhruvkar

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   by dhruvkar 5y ago

   This is basically what I've done. 1. Buy a Fujitsu ScanSnap. 2. Buy a wall mounted folder rack (something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Klickpick-Office-Organizer-Multipurpo... ) and mount it near the scanner. 3. Al
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   by dhruvkar 5y ago

   Mann, I see my future. So you're basically saying, I should be vetting alternatives already. >> Non-customizable e-mail communications This one bugs the hell out of me as well. We have never used a platform like this, so didn&#x2
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   by dhruvkar 5y ago

   I've signed up for a trial, I'd be interested in testing it out.
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   Ask HN: Anyone used Gusto? Product and support seem buggy/disorganized

   13 points by dhruvkar 5y ago|9 comments
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   by dhruvkar 5y ago

   Thanks, I'll take a look.
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   Ask HN: Best expense reporting app for small business (~50 employees)?

   2 points by dhruvkar 5y ago|2 comments
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   by dhruvkar 5y ago

   brain.fm I don't know if the sounds generated are actually helping or not (could totally be a placebo), however it's a seamless way to enter flow state, I've found. I've been using it for ~4 years now, and it very very r
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   by dhruvkar 5y ago

   Hi Kelly, We're looking to switch to Gusto (from an amalgam of spreadsheets and pdfs). It's a compelling product for an SMB like us (~35 employees). Two things I'd love to see 1) Time tracking Kiosk app, where more than one e
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   by dhruvkar 5y ago

   Good on ya! Try indiehackers.com for chronicling your journey. Courtland has made it specifically for this sort of thing.
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    by dhruvkar 5y ago

    You could sell $5 fidget spinners or $500,000 Rolls Royces. Costs would be highly dependent on the industry/product. However, what's limiting is that physical goods depend on physical distribution. Theoretically, software's a
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    by dhruvkar 5y ago

    We're at $11M on 35 employees slinging physical stone slabs. I'd expect a software company to be much higher on $rev/employee.
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    Ask HN: Non-WiFi smart locks for residential use?

    4 points by dhruvkar 5y ago|1 comments
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    Ask HN: What's your favorite E-Ink project?

    22 points by dhruvkar 5y ago|15 comments
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    by dhruvkar 5y ago

    I have two main passive incomes: Cardano Staking - My holdings have grown 3x this year. (~$2300/month) Industrial Real Estate - Holdings have remained stable mostly, with a few upsets. Have super stable tenants in industrial spaces tha
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    by dhruvkar 5y ago

    This looks fantastic! What I haven't found is a similar open-source project for distributors who work B2B. Their (our) customers also need to browse products, have invoice history, place product on hold, get notified when we have get s
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    by dhruvkar 5y ago

    I've been on Ubuntu/PopOS! for the last ~5 years and the biggest reasons I think about switching back to macOS is printer and scanner support. I have a Fujitsu Scansnap scanner and two Brother printers. Although I got the Fujitsu
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    by dhruvkar 5y ago

    I also didn't get it, however I only trade options once in a while. I don't know whether they should put a tutorial/about section, but I'd love to know what this is for, if anyone would care to shed some light.
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    Ask HN: Best smart locks for new home?

    1 points by dhruvkar 5y ago|0 comments
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    by dhruvkar 5y ago

    I think smart contracts are here to stay. However, I'd instead check out Cardano's (ADA) Plutus platform [0]. It's a subset of Haskell as I understand it. They have a online playground to simulate contracts [1]. Cardano also
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    Ask HN: What is the best network equipment brand for a new home?

    2 points by dhruvkar 5y ago|1 comments
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    Buy Planets(buyplanets.net)

    1 points by dhruvkar 6y ago|1 comments
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    by dhruvkar 6y ago

    When you buy before you sell, it's called a 'long' trade. You expect the stock to rise in value. Normal trade. When you sell before you buy, it's called 'short' trade. You expect the stock to fall in value. Exa
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    GameStop Gains for One Redditor(reddit.com)

    15 points by dhruvkar 6y ago|2 comments
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    by dhruvkar 6y ago

    www.stonelandinc.com
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    by dhruvkar 6y ago

    It depends based on the type of business you're in. I help run a physical goods business. Margins on these types of businesses (for the most part) 10-15%. If we find a way to reduce expenses by 0.5% (of revenue) by spending 10 hours, i
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    by dhruvkar 6y ago

    I'm 33 but grew up in a developing nation. This was common starting at around age 8. The boys fought pretty much every week. Exactly like you describe, there were rankings, within the class and in the larger grade. This was common for
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    by dhruvkar 6y ago

    Only if your source of income is from Puerto Rico. https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc901 >> If you're a bona fide resident of Puerto Rico during the entire tax year, you generally aren't required to file
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    by dhruvkar 6y ago

    Simple just closed also (BBVA also). Looks like BBVA is making some changes.
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    Show HN: Track cargo across shipping lines and railroads(github.com)

    2 points by dhruvkar 6y ago|0 comments
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    by dhruvkar 6y ago

    Thanks for sharing. While I agree with eli, this is an insight into what the other side is looking at. And the "other side" is definitely a spectrum of people -- ones who are open to reason and others that are absolutely not.