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herrherr
16y ago
I wonder how long it will take until someone has made an auction site based on that principle (if it hasn't been done already). Swoopo goes in the "right" direction, I guess.
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Ask HN: dissertation project, simple Analytics reports. Feedback?
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16y ago
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16y ago
Find customers.
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herrherr
16y ago
Absolutely, I don't see a reason for deleting this post. Actually they should be glad that people are still caring about the progress they make (or not).
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16y ago
- Get a cheap development box (Linode, Slicehost, etc.) - Set Firefox to use Socks Host 127.0.0.1:8080 - Open up your terminal and enter this: ssh -C2qTnN -D 8080 your-user@example.com Et voilà, you're tunneling all your browser traffic thr
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17y ago
"Dieses ist ein Selbstbau-Projekt rund um einen Mikrokopter." translates to "This is a self-made project for a microcopter." In the left navigation panel you can find "Nachbau-Anleitung", which gives you detailed instructions on how to buil
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Self-made hexacopter
(mikrokopter.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
I told him, the issue should be fixed.
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11 Ways to Successful Innovation
(timeinfeldt.com)
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17y ago
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Artwork selling itself on eBay
(wired.co.uk)
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17y ago
A general tip for benchmarking: Never run the benchmark tool on the same machine as the application. Both will compete for CPU and the results will be nearly useless. Apart from that it might be useful to use several clients (e.g. with auto
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17y ago
If there is no competition, there is no market. So go for it.
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17y ago
Just for the sake of completeness: http://chargify.com/ Haven't tried it yet, but looks similar to spreedly.
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17y ago
Looking at the analytics of all the websites I have build (50+) the most visited page is always the "team" or "about" page. So there seems to be a desire for getting to know the people behind the company name. Yet this doesn't prove that it
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17y ago
A friend of mine send me an invite about 3 or 4 days ago, it hasn't arrived yet. Is that normal?
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17y ago
I'm pretty sure they did this just for the sake of the name.
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17y ago
They use Rails for the examples, but this should be suitable for most other frameworks.
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Faster Sites Done Faster
(madhatted.com)
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17y ago
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Tidy Service (Mac application)
(pixelfreak.net)
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17y ago
The only freightning thing I experienced is sleep paralysis ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnagogia#Sleep_paralysis ). But this too presents no dangers, it is just a weird and uncommon feeling =)
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17y ago
As far as I know there are no disadvantages, even when you are really trained only a fraction of your dreams will be lucid dreams. By the way, if you are really interested in this subject take a look at the open book here: http://en.wikibo
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17y ago
Can you explain that further? Btw, an interesting read.
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17y ago
I'm fine with your argument, but you would be suprised how some clients are argueing. For example: "You are no professionals (read: no finished studies), therefore I'm not paying more than $X."
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17y ago
Unfortunately some clients like to play this game and don't mention their budget. In my opinion this makes it worse for both sides.
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17y ago
In my 3 years of freelancing I have done quite a few websites (40+), but I never reached prices that were this high. Here are my rates. Btw I see no reason to post this anonymously. It's ok to charge money =) - HTML Website $1500+ (without
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Hack your dreams
(en.wikibooks.org)
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17y ago
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17y ago
I'm suprised that something like this actually works.
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17y ago
Theoretically I'm having around 500 CPUs with 3gHz each and 2000GB RAM at my disposal. Maybe I should give it a try. Hint: University Cluster =) Anyway thanks for the code examples, I'm pretty sure I can learn something from them.