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by fuqted 10y ago
There are a few of those, but that's cool. One that comes to mind is MeerEdgar. Here's a podcast featuring the founder, Laura Roeder. https://empireflippers.com/laura/ If I remember correctly she started out
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by fuqted 10y ago
It might help if you mention what you're doing.
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What are the motivations behind what you're doing? Because likely, at the very least it stems from a Pavlovian habit originally triggered by happiness. "There is nothing in goodness above pleasure, there is nothing in evil below p
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by fuqted 10y ago
I can't read that, but I've thought about this subject and I'll give my two cents. Let me preface this by saying that I always seem to regret being nice. It's the people that are mostly unaware of others that seem to be
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by fuqted 10y ago
Thanks for sharing this blog. She is funny, and this is putting words to feelings I've had. That said, what she constitutes as negative, 'McMansion' traits largely seem to be based on how she feels about the house as a whole.
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by fuqted 10y ago
He says in his post that his product would've revolved around allowing merchants to set rules on who could buy. Radar is a product centered around Stripe using deep learning with their own data to detect fraud; allowing merchants to se
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by fuqted 10y ago
Beyond the PCI compliance issue, this would've been a solid idea. I don't think there's anything wrong with piggybacking - it's shrewd if anything - though this time you definitely got bested by the venture funding. One
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by fuqted 10y ago
Check out this job ad for an idea of what some of these businesses are like. https://www.amztracker.com/blog/jobs/ I'm subscribed to GetApprenticeship.com. They sent me this last week. >In the past year ou
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by fuqted 10y ago
I see digital nomadism as more as a freelancer / consultant, typically non technical though this isn't a rule, who may or may not have an addiction to traveling. There are terms like lifestyle entrepreneur, location independent e
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by fuqted 10y ago
An interview with Dan is in the second link I gave. Dan Norris, the Bean Ninjas team and the Empire Flippers guys are all part of a mastermind called the Dynamite Circle - which was created by these guys: http://www.tropicalmba.c
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by fuqted 10y ago
For syntax - * https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-computer-science--cs... * https://www.codewars.com/dashboard Complete Codewars challenges alongside Udacity. That'll give you a strong grasp
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by fuqted 10y ago
Everyone knows SPI likely has BS numbers made from very creative accounting. I wouldn't doubt that, that's the case with many of them. I'd be interested to know how much they actually make. I think that this type of thing - g
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by fuqted 10y ago
On their face, sites like this and OTW are pretty intimidating for someone without a technical background or friends to lead the way. Any pointers?
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by fuqted 10y ago
How do you meditate? I took a stab at it when I was 18 (24 now) and I'd do it by essentially trying to make myself feel pleasure. You're working out now, so a workout high is an easy start point. Try to expand the feeling and you&
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by fuqted 10y ago
I've worked at Walmart as recently as a month or so ago and, after being fired, I now work at Target - please reserve judgement for one of America's lost boys. I only worked there for a short time and the fire came from not showin
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I feel like now is a the first time in a long time where the emerging technologies of today are looking to have a dramatic impact in the near future, and this probably gives birth to a lot of people thinking about tomorrow. I think this is
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I have a question. I've been learning to code a short time and I'll I've really taken a liking to sites like CodeWars that are based around coding challenges. Do you think I can honestly and successfully get a job through th
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by fuqted 10y ago
Not to overuse buzz terms, but the idea of repeatedly grazing over new concepts without ever gaining a firm grasp of them is a textbook local max way of learning. Going deep on one algo at a time not only gives you a grasp of that individua
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by fuqted 10y ago
Ok, I'll check that out thanks. I've gone to the weekly Js meeting at L & F.
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Ask HN: What are the best Bay Area programming meetups?
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by fuqted 10y ago
Do you think there will be a time, given the proliferation of bootcamps (who themselves will continue to iterate to compensate for an everchanging market), there will be a time when you're employer is thinking the same thing about you?
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by fuqted 10y ago
Affiliate and eproducts. A lot of bloggers are against monetizing right off the bat, but if you can drive an audience to your blog then you should be able to drive them to click buy every once in a while.
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The link is broken.
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by fuqted 10y ago
"Over time I realized that everything I was doing at my job (e.g. writing copy and managing social media acounts) I could also do independently. My co-founder Dmitry agreed " I believe this was the main factor to be honest; a pa
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There are plenty of budding entrepreneurs that will be unable to move new products because everyone is going to be afraid to buy without reviews
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"The best way to solve this is to find a business partner who is also a good friend of you" Seconding this notion. It's one step closer to bringing things to irl
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You like Art of Charm but don't like random chit chat? Makes no sense from what I've heard of them. Anyway, I've listened to more than enough Lifestyle Biz / General Entrepreneurial stuff. TropicalMBA.com and EmpireFlipp