doctororange

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   Stats, Feedback and Lessons from our 115 minutes of HN fame(blog.paydirtapp.com)

   4 points by doctororange 15y ago|0 comments
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   by doctororange 15y ago

   It's funny how when you're working on something every day you can miss such gaping oversights. Yes - foreign currencies (including Bitcoin) are supported, and you can create multiple customized taxes which are automatically calculated and t
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   by doctororange 15y ago

   Thanks Koodoz. They did a great job and wrote a little about it here: http://www.koodoz.com.au/portfolio/logos-branding/paydirt/
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   by doctororange 15y ago

   Currently, in terms of features, Harvest are obviously way ahead. Our goal is to improve on the time tracking process, which is what we feel is lacking for serious multi tasking freelancers. At the moment this means a sweet interface, and
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   by doctororange 15y ago

   Probably it just depends how much feedback the developers have to deal with. If yours is the only feedback submitted this week it'll probably get plenty of consideration. I imagine that feedback submitted to an organization like Google is h
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   by doctororange 15y ago

   Good on you for being gutsy enough to launch to the HN crowd so early! Great openness in your post.
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   by doctororange 15y ago

   I made a tiny $10 'investment' back at parity with the USD. Lost a $5 best to a friend and agreed to pay him 4 BTC instead. Today I was able to tell him that it had appreciated to $115. He is pleased.
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   by doctororange 15y ago

   Wow. Have to disagree with every one of his points. Total link bait here - I really doubt the success or failure of bitcoin will depend much on what one guy on the internet reckons. I love that his final argument is just "Something will go
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   by doctororange 15y ago

   Some friends and I are getting started on cloning Tank Wars with a view to making it an AI contest. Will be sure to submit it to that list when (read: if) we finish.
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    by doctororange 16y ago

    #8: FastestFox - Browse Faster
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    by doctororange 16y ago

    Firebug found the pixel!
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    by doctororange 16y ago

    http://api.jquery.com/event.preventDefault/
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    by doctororange 16y ago

    That's wonderful! The syntax is beautifully simple too.
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    by doctororange 16y ago

    I remember when 'flybuys' first came out in Australia they had neglected to handle cases where goods were returned. Trampoline sales (and returns) went through the roof!
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    by doctororange 16y ago

    Great site, but I would lose the Courier. Might just be my preference.
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    by doctororange 16y ago

    We've been using a similar death clock in a spreadsheet, but it calculates the date that we go broke. Nothing to fire you up like impending doom! Not sure why a break even company == 37signals though...
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    by doctororange 16y ago

    The learning curve of vim was pretty steep, but once over the hump you get some massive benefits. That said, I bet I'm only using 1% of the available commands. Going back to Windows makes you really appreciate the speed of bash, vim and gre
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    by doctororange 16y ago

    Great write-up. I expect to be using Tout in the future.
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    Two Envelopes Paradox Revisited(gamilis.com)

    2 points by doctororange 16y ago|0 comments