Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
dpcan
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
17 ms
·
121.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I have 4 kids. I work from home. My wife works 11 hours a day away from the house. I feel like this world is full of "can't" people who aren't willing to do the extra work. We seem to have enough time to comment on Hacke
122.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
And yet, with a little time, patience, and dedication from parents, all children can be taught to be respectful, focus, and learn the way we need them to learn during a strange and complicated time. This world is full of can't can'
123.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I disable Email notifications on my phone.
124.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
PHP was just PHP for years. Now I don’t even recognize what’s going on when reading code in a language I’ve used for my entire software development career. It’s like a new language. I want to be done with tech some days. I just want to do m
125.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
If Apple removes Fortnite from the app store, it'll become a class action lawsuit in my opinion. Kids have spent hundreds, maybe thousands, of dollars on vbucks on their phones. If you just take that away..... you owe some people some
126.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
LOL, yep, it's tongue in cheek, did not catch that. He has a point. But as an entrepreneur, I'll probably go through all of this again and again and again. Can't help myself.
127.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I'm not still selling on Google Play, and haven't for a while, but if you're interested in seeing where Google currently remits taxes by state and country, the link is below: https://support.google.com/googlep
128.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I think Apple makes it easy, but we were only on Android at the time, and it took months to finally pay all our taxes. I was sending pennies to counties. It was awful.
129.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I’m looking at Fastspring because of the tax remittances they do. I don’t think a lot of developers know their actual tax requirements when selling software. A good accountant will surprise a lot of devs :/
130.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
Hard to say. Being one of the first games of its kind, the free version got to about a million downloads really fast. I didn’t get many emails even with that many players because I was really careful to make it bug free and work on most dev
131.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I think the first $70-80k were in the first year, then I made about 60 from games over the following 2 years.... if my memory is correct, and I think it is.
132.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
Do you have a game or other kind of app?
133.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I’m not sure if I want to share the titles, but the games were in the sports category. First of their kind on Android Market before it became Google Play. They were really feature heavy and bug-free. One of them sat at top 3 in Android Mark
134.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
Google Play is starting to remit taxes by state, but they haven’t always done this. It was/is up to the seller. And if you sell with PayPal or something on your own site, check all the laws of where your product is being downloaded, yo
135.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I had a game reach about $600 per day in revenue for a few months way back in 2010. Overall I think it made around $100K, and another game made about $30K. So, even though I was making money, I still wanted out. The reasons came down to tho
136.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
What survey? This is a research paper, and from the research paper: "We start by qualitatively analyzing 24 popular online articles. We contextualize our findings using scientific literature on ageing in software development and a foll
137.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
Mapping software :)
138.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
Twitter is the worst with this as it ONLY has a heart. Even if you disagree, you click the heart to save it. There is no way to show another emotion and it desperately needs something like this, similar to Facebook. And Facebook needs one m
139.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
Quibi is like TikTok with celebrities that I have to pay for. I know the content is scripted, longer, and well-produced, but it seriously just feels like expensive TikTok, and I couldn't justify paying for it when the only content I wa
140.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I was a part of a project like this. A LOT of money was dumped into development, we built stuff from scratch, took months and months of hard work - and it felt revolutionary. Then HUGE COMPANY X released the exact same product but 50x furth
141.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I had a client that said they wanted one because it made them look like they did all kinds of stuff. They didn’t care if it was used. It was all an illusion. It needed to portray: “We are big enough for you to consider doing business with u
142.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
The only reason I would never go this direction with my business is because you could wake up tomorrow and the features of your app become a standard feature of Shopify and you’re instantly out of business. Think flashlight apps for iPhone,
143.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
Go on....
144.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I still use Fireworks every day. It's the best graphic design tool ever created in my opinion. Everything else has become so complicated. With my Adobe Cloud subscription they still let me download it thankfully, but I'm a little
145.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
Is anyone using an open source statistics system that's as simple as simple analytics? Maybe even something that can be setup to run stats for multiple clients from our own VPS?
146.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I remember seeing image maps for the first time as well. I can't remember exactly what they were for (possibly the Yahoo logo when it had circular buttons around it), but I distinctly remember the feeling of being able to click on an a
147.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
Something the President of the United States of America retweeted.
148.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I keep running into organizations or industries that don't spend money on tech. They don't put it in the budget, or they choose to continue to use volunteers to accomplish tasks that really should be done with software. I am in si
149.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
There's not even a <body> tag. It just has some header information and jumps right in to the text, but he took the time to add Google Analytics. It's so bizarre.
150.
▲
by
dpcan
6y ago
I loved Digg.com before the redesign fiasco. And Diggnation was fun. Rev3 was cool too.
More ›