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handzhiev
9y ago
I think the parent comment has more value than just humor, but feel like it's being punished for not being serious enough.
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9y ago
Why is every comment containing humor downvoted on Hackernews? (Mine has no humor, mind you!)
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9y ago
Investment is to buy something that has value even if there is no one to sell it to.
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9y ago
I remember having an account with them. It had something like $900 sitting there just in case I wanted to hire someone to do something. I had not visited the site for an year or so and then once logged in to see what's going on. Discov
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9y ago
Things like this may scare you to hell from starting anything at all. One can do perfectly well without 90% of this checklist.
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9y ago
I was expecting a post about business side of things, instead it was a post about how to program the game from someone who started without having any idea how it will attract players. Kind of meh. At least you got a good (but expensive) les
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9y ago
I was in Japan a couple of months ago. Used a lot of trains and metro. Never saw guy pushing people into the trains, neither there was any need of that.
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9y ago
Last time I checked most hosts were running Apache.
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9y ago
Has anyone here played with "HYIPs" few years ago? Stories with many ICO are so similar.
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9y ago
When I read about yet another EU regulation of this kind I always remember the cookie law :/
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9y ago
"they" do not need to know when you work.
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9y ago
Actually I use the plane screen app when available to save the battery. But when not - "Chess Free" on Android. I am not a great player so I have no idea if the AI is good. It beats me pretty often :)
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9y ago
Chess is my way to survive a 12 hours flight. Nothing else helps time fly the same way.
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9y ago
From my own experience, the exposure you get at Codecanyon is not much. Their marketplace is crowded. It's far better to go freemium or try SEO or adwords.
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9y ago
A bit offtopic, but I don't understand why plugin authors are so happy to give 30%-60% of their revenue to Codecanyon. What value are they providing to charge so much?
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10y ago
Making 5 sales and $450 is not a "profitable business", it's just some cash. With all due respect to your work, the title is just a clickbait. It's to early to conclude you'be built a profitable business.
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10y ago
I also hoped to see other location than London and Paris as well. Asia, East Europe etc.
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10y ago
+1. And I'd rather not go to Reykjavic but to some of the smaller cities. Much calmer and more charming.
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10y ago
You'll have to lower the prices if you can because the next store in the neighbourhood will do it to outcompete you anyway.
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10y ago
99% of the small business on the web is trivial. They never get the point to worry about code liability.
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11y ago
Weight is fairly important factor for me. This beats my travel laptop.
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11y ago
Building such tools and making them successful is not at all easy. People assume they'll just throw some code and make it open source and this will bring loads of traffic. Unfortunately things don't work this way - even a free too
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12y ago
I hope some day apps like this will consider the rest of the world that uses the metric system.
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12y ago
I like that he does most things himself. This is similar to how we operate. Not everyone needs and wants to grow, take investors, hire staff etc. Well done, Andy!
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12y ago
"Some of that can be done virtually, but in-person meetings still are much more memorable for many people." But some don't ever do in-person meetings. There are many small companies who do business 100% online, don't nee
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12y ago
I recently got a bad review of one of my free WP plugins. The same guy published negative reviews for 3-4 other plugins also in row in the next days. Apparently some people are just mentally disturbed. If you think the emoji issue report wa
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12y ago
Thank you :)
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12y ago
I launched http://namaste-lms.org which is profitable. But is far from the profits I was hoping for so probably will start something new again.
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12y ago
What do you expect when the first sentence on their site is "Gradle is build automation evolved.". How informative.
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12y ago
It would be nice to me able to switch the elevation to meters
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