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gesman
11y ago
GA became so cluttered with useless and weirdly named links, options, menus/submenus that it takes 10 clicks of unfolding the mess of layers just to see organic stats. It doesn't show IP addresses (never was), stopped showing keyw
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Ask HN: Renting house in SF / Bay area?
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gesman
11y ago
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11y ago
>> ...just 1,596 who identified as female: a ratio of one woman to every 16 men. 95% of these "females" are likely spammers, escorts or someone you don't want to meet in a dark alley.
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gesman
11y ago
Lack of Liferay' community and documentation is well compensated by much higher pay that average Wordpress/PHP developer can pull.
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gesman
11y ago
Good to know as i'm about to be interviewed by one like that in SF :)
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gesman
11y ago
...but resumes looks better after that :)
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gesman
11y ago
Wise business decision for wordpress. Free ecommerce framework + lots of paid sub-plugins for years to come. This will pay for itself.
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gesman
11y ago
In lots of these cases public won't see the whole picture. There likely hidden connections, dependencies and relationships that often drive these deals above publicly available profit/loss numbers.
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gesman
11y ago
Actually it's interesting task to come up with creative way to convert amazon credit to hard cash (that does not expire). I don't think bitcoin mining via CPU (virtualized especially) is feasible for that anymore.
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gesman
11y ago
>> ... no arbitrage, reselling, bitcoin mining You just scrapped my first 3 ideas :)
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gesman
11y ago
>> the promise from the e-citizen program in estonia are very actractive. I'd love to know specifics of "attractiveness" side of it. They will run you through multiple police reports, collect fingerprints (as they expla
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gesman
11y ago
I usually skip N.N.0 but update everything when N.N.2+ comes out.
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gesman
11y ago
>> I’m still not as good as I’d like to be at any of this... ... >> But believing deeply that I am responsible for how I make others feel ... ... Don't make a guilt trip out of this. You're cool, smart and capable. Go
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gesman
11y ago
This: >> Truly, just pick whatever you like the most, and try to be the best at that. Being a generalist just lumps you in with all the bootcamp grads and hobbyists. Being a specialist lets you offer skills/services that other&#x
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gesman
11y ago
Whatever tools/technologies/systems large enterprises are using is usually very slow to be decommissioned or to become obsolete. These often could be more boring but longer lasting entities. On a side note communication and good p
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gesman
11y ago
Do NOT sell me directly unless we already know each other. NO, you can't have 10 minutes of my time. If your site requires me to fill-in the form with my personal information (even if it's email only) just to view your prices -
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gesman
11y ago
Actually US companies surely would be able to negotiate an extra haircut off creditors as well.
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gesman
11y ago
Apple could buy Greece, become a government and exempt itself from income taxes for the next 10,000 years! (And replace apple symbol with olive too) >> ...and the American companies will keep accumulating cash they don't know how
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gesman
11y ago
It's challenging due to multitude of vendor/model specific device drivers that are also required to computer to operate (mouse, network, wifi, usb, etc...). Plus you need to have a separate OS license as well to make it work.
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gesman
11y ago
Conclusion: benefits/budget spent is extremely low. False positives rate is very high and author tries to wiggle multiple times to make it appear less worthless.
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gesman
11y ago
You: I want £40k and 1.5% Corp (in 1 week): "Thank you, but we cannot entertain your offer. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors". You: Ok, let's negotiate. Corp: "We've just filled in the position with
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gesman
11y ago
The best ever approach that worked for me is after i solved a problem - write a blog post about it. In fact I am doing this again right now. In fact I am dedicating the whole weekend to it. Why? Because my past blog posts landed me serious
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gesman
11y ago
Yes to that. Internet of things won't make any less data either :)
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gesman
12y ago
Same reason why you'd ask your new babysitter to provide references. These of course could be fabricated but gives you an extra peace of mind. And then of course you may actually call and speak to these people.
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gesman
12y ago
>> I am afraid I might be hurting the system Seriously? Just buy one guy's smile for a dollar and move on. No harm to the system is done.
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gesman
12y ago
I totally cool with apple watch to be the toy for kids. Kudos to Apple's marketing abilities for pimping it as a luxury thing (I wouldn't even call it a watch. Wearable perhaps?) and making people to salivate over it. Apple's
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gesman
12y ago
Installing and configuring Splunk to ingest and index data is close to being dead-simple. Splunk consultant maybe needed if you have complex enterprise deployment scenario or wish to develop really advanced apps - but configuring logging so
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gesman
12y ago
Second that. We use Splunk for logging and I wrote custom app for fraud detection in financial security field, custom events correlation and alerting. It's very good tool for enterprise data analytics as well as for any custom dashboar
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gesman
12y ago
Millions of dollars are made and will be made with the help of the statements starting from, or ending with the word: "study" (possibly preceded with the word "independent"). Study -> implies authority -> implies a
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gesman
12y ago
Savings in money, yes. Savings in real estate - highly unlikely.
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