hakanderyal

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by hakanderyal 12y ago
There is a tendency among new entrepreneurs that a startup should be based on a unique ´idea´ to be successful. There are tons of real world examples out there that this is not the case. Just look at Slack. Before them, there were tens of s
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by hakanderyal 12y ago
Running an e-mail server is a time consuming job. If you have financial capability to use a transactional email service, like Mandrill you mentioned, by all means, do so, and spend your time on your app.
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Mamba: BDD testing tool for python(github.com)
1 points by hakanderyal 12y ago|1 comments
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by hakanderyal 12y ago
Trello + Zapier https://zapier.com/zapbook/github/trello/ Works like a charm.
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by hakanderyal 12y ago
There are turn-key RFID solutions for that purpose. Employee/visitor badges with RFID chips + RFID readers across the building.
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Robustus – Tool to make and configure python virtualenv, with binary caching.(github.com)
1 points by hakanderyal 13y ago|0 comments
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by hakanderyal 13y ago
They hired a lawyer in Turkey to negotiate with the government.
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by hakanderyal 13y ago
We are running a pyrolysis plant for recycling used car tires, and pyrolysis is also used for recycling municipal solid waste. It's quite profitable, just the required amount of upfront investment is high.
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by hakanderyal 13y ago
Same in Turkey. Nobody heard of Netflix outside of the tech circle. There is only a handful of movies on iTunes store, not to mention we were finally able to access iTunes store last year. And, there is no way, yes no way, to legally watch
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by hakanderyal 13y ago
We need more research on sleep, to be able to further improve the 33% of our life (assuming 8 hours of sleep). While ideas like polyphasic sleep are cool to tinker with, the long term risks are too high IMO to 'experiment' as we k
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by hakanderyal 13y ago
I started with a command line calculator when I was 17(Internet was a luxury for me back then.) You can try your hand at algorithms. You can implement them in a language of your choice, try different methods, try to speed things up etc. If
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by hakanderyal 13y ago
On programming/CS stuff: Build something. Anything. Start small, and work your way from there if you find it enjoyable.
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by hakanderyal 13y ago
Legal issues are the real problem. With so many holes you can push yourself into without knowing, a disaster is practically unavoidable in the long term. I, however, reply with a more personal tone.
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by hakanderyal 13y ago
Judging by the comments and memes on that page, gaming community has some very toxic and juvenile members.
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by hakanderyal 14y ago
In the end, personal taste is what counts. All of these you mentioned can be done in Sublime Text as well. I used emacs for 2 years, than switched to Sublime Text 2. All of the shortcuts I use is available via emacs package, and due to it's
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by hakanderyal 14y ago
Some insider information on this would be nice also.
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by hakanderyal 15y ago
Nice concept, terrible implementation design-wise.