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Ask HN: Review our startup's landing page
3 points by hyung 16y ago|7 comments
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by hyung 16y ago
Disregard the motivation problems, that's just bad phrasing. I'm wondering how well it would work for the senior programmer to explain a very small, 5-minute task to the junior, then work on something else while the junior guy finishes the
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by hyung 16y ago
I should clarify. After some more thought, what I really mean to ask is: Would a senior and junior programmers' combined productivity be significantly higher if they were paired up instead of working separately? Assuming, for the sake of d
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Ask HN: Typist helper for programmers?
2 points by hyung 16y ago|4 comments
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by hyung 16y ago
There's also typically a big price difference between domestic and international bandwidth. From just quickly glancing at the website, the 1Gbps is only for local servers, and they don't seem to guarantee any international bandwidth.
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Ask HN: Virtual assistants/marketers for startups?
3 points by hyung 16y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What do you do with your iPad?
9 points by hyung 17y ago|10 comments
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by hyung 17y ago
Be careful with the type of app you want to make. For example, we're trying to port our iPhone dual-thumb shooter and we've run into touch-recognition problems on the Nexus One and Droid. Nexus One doesn't handle multitouch correctly: htt
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by hyung 17y ago
If I were in your position, I'd do a few things simultaneously: - Cut the price to $1.99. - Contact as many app review sites and forums as possible and tell them that, thanks to support from the community, you've decided to reduce the price
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by hyung 17y ago
Hey ashishk, sorry for using HN to contact you, but I can't seem to find your contact info anywhere. Our company provides very affordable and accurate photo approval services. Photos are manually approved and we can handle anywhere from 10
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by hyung 17y ago
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by hyung 17y ago
Depends on your major. If you're a business major, and are thinking of being an entrepreneur in the software industry, pick extracurriculars that are CS-related. And vice-versa. With any luck, you'll be able to meet potential business par
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by hyung 17y ago
I've found it's easy to find relatively small projects (1 good engineer, 1-2 months), but more difficult to find larger projects. I generally advise potential clients not to expect too much from the App Store (~$30K-$40K revenue for a "good