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by gt565k 11y ago
Wow. This is my current situation. While I knew things were bad and I need to move on to better things, I never fully understood the reasons. This article explains it concisely.
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by gt565k 11y ago
In my home country of Bulgaria, we used to do that all the time. It works because most phones are pre-paid. You don't have a monthly bill. Instead, you preload $10 - $20 into your SIM, and you can text at $0.20 per SMS or talk at $1 pe
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by gt565k 11y ago
Just offer them a job on the Cayman Islands ;). I'm sold
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by gt565k 11y ago
you've got a typo in the title for one of them :) XChats -> XCharts
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by gt565k 11y ago
I think as nanotechnology gets better over the next decade and we start seeing fabs that can push out architectures at under 7nm, a lot of implant and contact lenses will finally have a chance to shine. The constraint right now is providing
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by gt565k 11y ago
Hmm looks like the 1st and 2nd tier dynos are actually cheaper now at $25 and $50. Before they were $34.99 and something else.
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by gt565k 11y ago
https://www.heroku.com/beta-pricing
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by gt565k 11y ago
For a small team, I'd say Pivotal Tracker with Flowdock They integrate with each other very well, and you can even plug in github to PivotalTracker and Flowdock to make everything seamless. I think they are free for up to 5 people as w
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by gt565k 12y ago
From my personal experience, people who go the java route get stuck in more corporate jobs where things are slow and boring. Java is just not that great for web dev. Dynamic languages offer much more flexibility. Although, at the end of the
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by gt565k 12y ago
I think the advice usually is to build everything yourself. Local delivery? Seems like a saturated market. How are you going to compete with Amazon?
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by gt565k 12y ago
If you want to do it in-house, you can geocode the customer addresses through geocoder (using Google's API) and use SOLR or elastic search to store the latitude and longitude, then do geospatial queries with all the drivers' curre
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by gt565k 12y ago
namespacing and routing mate. Just have another controller that maps to v1 or v2...
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by gt565k 12y ago
I think people's email inboxes are so cluttered, that things get easily dismissed. Receiving an actual letter in the email, now that's something I haven't experienced in a while!
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by gt565k 12y ago
High on volume? What?! You can be out of the gym in 30 minutes or less. It's 3 exercises 3 times per week. 15 sets total per gym session (not counting warm-up sets). The whole point is to start with a very low weight (empty bar) and wo
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by gt565k 12y ago
Let me weigh in here. I've worked with Rails, ported a php application to Django, currently working with Spring MVC and Angular JS. PHP is a scripting language, Django is a framework. I think you are comparing 2 different things. If yo
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by gt565k 12y ago
I think most people will find Strong Lifts 5x5 to be a better choice than Starting Strength, as it does not require power cleans, which are usually forbidden in most gyms. They are both more or less the same though, and focus on compound li
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by gt565k 12y ago
Grab a raspberry pi 2 starter kit. I just ordered one for $84.99 shipped from Amazon. The damn thing runs on Linux now. I'm about to have a lot of fun with some raspberry pi projects!
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by gt565k 12y ago
http://mailpdfs.com built on top of lob.com
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by gt565k 12y ago
I agree. Look at engagement rates and how the curve looks on that end. It is much more important than stale users who registered but never used your service/product. Either way, I'd say a few million users is pretty impressive.
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by gt565k 12y ago
I believe the correct answer here is, don't be a framework fanboy http://www.slideshare.net/NeilGreen1/framework-fanboys Learn Rails, Django, and other frameworks. If you can make something using a library instead
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by gt565k 12y ago
I agree. Would be nice to see what the popular books are as well! Other than that, looks awesome!
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by gt565k 12y ago
That was my thought exactly! My data structures & algorithms course covered most of these topics and more and that was the 3rd CS class required in the curriculum. The 3000 level algorithms course I took as part of my CS program, includ
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by gt565k 12y ago
Their docs are amazing as well. Very detailed, step-by-step instructions.
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by gt565k 12y ago
I think the question you want to ask is, would you pay to contact people via email? The answer is most likely no.
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by gt565k 12y ago
I get redirected to https://www.projectfixup.com/datesforgood/ and it says it's not available? Idk... Might be the firewall though
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by gt565k 12y ago
This webpage is not available
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by gt565k 12y ago
Probably best to talk to a lawyer.
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by gt565k 12y ago
I use the Gunnar Optiks (mentioned in the lifehacker link). They do seem to make my eyes less strained at the end of the day. I had this issue where I would work on the computer all day, and when I got home, I didn't even want to look
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by gt565k 12y ago
At least it does it when you perform an action. It could have just popped in your face after 10 seconds... Either way, it's obnoxious and makes me want to not use that site.
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by gt565k 12y ago
I remember when I was in middle school and used to watch his show "The Broken". I wonder how many people on HN have heard of it. I found episode 3 on youtube. I think there are only 4 or 5 episodes, but they are hilarious and info

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