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Ask HN: What is company culture and why my company needs one?
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What is this post? Is it a negative reaction on few LinkedIn posts that were published in the media recently, how they are successful etc? Personally, I find LinkedIn one of the best tools / or probably only business tool we use in our comp
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something similar what my startup does in UK - http://www.broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk/broadband_speed_in_my...
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I use FB, Google accounts but only on sites I trust. If I don't trust the site and there is no classic u/p system then I leave
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or use http://www.nytimes.com/chrome/
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yeah. I have exactly the same reason. I had to connect iPhone to charger through the night and leave the app on, so it was emitting light. Another big reason is that using iPhone alarm I can just set it very easily. With SleepCycle I had to
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Does the iPhone app needs to be running through the night for this device to work? that's what I hated about Sleep Cycle and would not want to use it if it has the same flaw.
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keep them coming. I will be interviewing in next few weeks for ASP.NET Frontend developer so this is very useful :)
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Just ordered design and looking forward for the outcome in 2 days :)
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In 2007 after few failed attempts with my crazy startup ideas I read lots of articles about how Google Arbitrage is dead. This inspired me to actually tried it out and I got profitable from day 1. This success led me to focus solely on mark
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How does this work on non-US websites? Do you geo-locate offers or only offer US-specific offers at this time?
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Thanks for the explanation - now I know it serializes to a file which is fine - I wasn't sure how it can keep the state only by storing on the user side. Self-hosted solution - I probably didn't explain myself well I meant that its great it
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Great job Jason. I was looking for something like this for a long time. I have few questions which are not explained much on your site: - you say it does not use database but stores result on the client? how does it work? can I loose the re
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Very true. We are onto 5th month of our travels and notes on why you don't need 97% of stuff from home and long thoughts when buying something have particularly been on my mind during this trip :)
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you emailed me? I didn't receive anything. I am not sure where you got my email but here it is: jezowicz at gmail
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Thanks for the link - interesting. "There are many things that I still want to do to improve our implementation, but can't find the time to write." - so you did the main part of coding on Gazehawk? What I did was quite a simple stuff - I co
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I would be really really interested how Gazehawk is doing the webcam eyetracking. Last year I decided to pivot my usabilitytest.com business to do exactly what they are doing now. I have been testing / researching / combining different eye-
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I use dnsmadeeasy.com - fantastic service for $60 a year. There is even a plan for $30 if your sites doesn't get many hits. Their support is excellent as well - guys who do support are true tech geeks who know what they are talking about an
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usabilitytest.com
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In comparison with Clicky the pricing is very expensive to track actions on high traffic websites. Probably good for startups in subscription space that have lower traffic / high revenue per user though.
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Not an original idea but excellent execution and has potential to spread virally! I have put it to my bookmarklet and time will see if I use it for some tasks. At the moment I cannot think about any scenario that would be useful but I am su
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I can recommend Ecuador. I am currently living on the beach in luxurious apartment with see view, swimming pool, safe gated community , 2Mbit internet connection for $900. All done through AirBnb
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I have a UK business and we decided with my wife to travel around the world. We could have saved a lot on our taxes by claiming non-residency etc. but in the end we didn't. We set our business virtual office as our home and all our mail goe
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could you roll-your-own satellite broadband using this way?
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I was very hopeful for AirBnB as we are travelling around the world and any way to save on accomodation is great. However, we just had a terrible experience with our first let in Montreal, Canada. To be fair - AirBnB support staff is helpfu
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its a bit complicated but it seems it could work well
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buy a book from Paul Carr - Confessions of the media whore - there is quite a bit written on Alex Tew there - quite an entertaining book I would say :)
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Yes. I remember. I have created a first clone of this in my country (Czech republic) and raised few grand for charity. It was my first business (if you can call this business) and a great learning experience. Unfortunately I let the domain
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Thanks! I was looking for a Gmail backup - backupify.com for quite a while. Now however, thinking hard whether the risk of adding 3rd party backup service is higher than just relying solely on Gmail :)
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We are hiring .NET/WPF developers - no web apps - just desktop app skills. Flexible working time/location. (janusz@broadbandspeedchecker.co.uk)
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