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by gt2 10y ago
What hourly rate range have you been seeing?
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EU venture capital rising(bloomberg.com)
3 points by gt2 10y ago|0 comments
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How to launch your own form of money(bloomberg.com)
1 points by gt2 10y ago|0 comments
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by gt2 10y ago
Info on their blog (or first phone call) that proved the person knew fundamentals, and some insights myself or team found interesting and fresh.
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Another manufactured city, this time near Singapore(bloomberg.com)
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by gt2 10y ago
not sure if it still is the case, but last time I checked logging into Spotify from a second account begins to control the other logged in account, complete with stopping and starting play.
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by gt2 10y ago
> Try fitting furniture in a curved house some really cool houses I've seen in magazines and books don't have furniture arranged along walls -- the furniture is arranged in ways that create their own 'walls' within th
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by gt2 10y ago
Yes, I've seen free to use web based services like this on Product Hunt. I've also seen many "products" on Product Hunt that are services that support/are supported by other services, like Whatsapp for the browser
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by gt2 10y ago
For those using Rails, rails_admin and activeadmin gems provide a similar admin for Rails models.
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by gt2 10y ago
Up to 5 times per month here.
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by gt2 10y ago
You can get some app lists (top apps, etc) from App Annie, and some unofficial apis for it like https://github.com/modeset/app_annie Might help a bit.
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by gt2 10y ago
Read something recent about vacant properties in Amsterdam: http://nltimes.nl/2016/09/29/amsterdam-fine-vacant-buildings...
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by gt2 10y ago
really good stuff you have there
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by gt2 10y ago
This was posted a few days ago: Step-by-step tutorial to build a modern JavaScript stack from scratch https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12823937
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by gt2 10y ago
Green Tea is Google's internal CRM system and something to do with AdWords. I guess why it's tailored to them is somewhat self explanatory -- they want a framework that handles the specific frontend needs their projects have.
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by gt2 10y ago
yes, same here
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by gt2 10y ago
While that article may be relevant, I think the OP is noteworthy is because it is a framework, rather than a novel idea.
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by gt2 10y ago
Yes, with one exception -- I will stop to reply along the way.
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by gt2 10y ago
Good info on major deals and news happenings on this new LAUNCH Ticker site/email https://www.launchticker.com/
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by gt2 10y ago
When you ask people to test it, you could take the email wall down when requests are made with a query-string var added to the link you post. Sure, some kind souls will sign up to give you the feedback, but I think you will get more feedbac
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by gt2 10y ago
I would say minimizing the current context a person has to deal with. The most common places I see non-technical users fail is in multitasking multiple windows or browser tabs/windows. They get hidden, minimized, and we all know how
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by gt2 10y ago
Look for roommates with similar interests and habits and you should be fine.
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by gt2 10y ago
'Back with backspace' was changed to CMD+left-arrow assumedly because a simple backspace can change the page unexpectedly for someone who thinks they are in a text field.
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Ask HN: Dutch American Friendship Treaty (DAFT) Application Experiences
1 points by gt2 10y ago|0 comments
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by gt2 10y ago
"Do things that don't scale" comes to mind. http://paulgraham.com/ds.html You eventually want a product that users come to on their own, but in the beginning, you could talk to users on both sides to get them
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by gt2 10y ago
Still an upward trend of medium strength. I do know more people working remotely now than ever. And I see more employers and clients voluntarily stating that remote is OK for new positions. Then again, I still know some people that would pr
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by gt2 10y ago
I'm on the same, Chrome/OSX, but arrow keys don't work for me on that page.
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by gt2 10y ago
TLDR No
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by gt2 10y ago
If the client wants to hire you, then execute the contract by getting a depost, starting the hourly billing, whatever terms you have set together with the contract. Request access to the github etc. The architecture of code repositories an
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by gt2 10y ago
Can we get an update?

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