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by i0nutzb 11y ago
Nice insights. Couple of questions: 1. Did you also considered Leanpub?(I think they have a smaller fee) If yes, why did you pick Amazon over Leanpub? 2. Why didn't you used an easy to convert format? I mean instead of Word-like proces
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
I'm not sure what kind of adapter is on which kind of Macs, but if you're asking because you want to use a larger brick, then it might be just fine. Let me tell you a little story: I have a 13" MBP since 2008 (or 2009?) on wh
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
(not) Obviously enough, the AC part was a joke :)
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
Stop being cheap and power up those air conditioner units! Other than that, just take very hot showers and drink hot tea; avoid extremely cold drinks (i.e. beer, soda) and beverages that doesn't really help with water retention (i.e. c
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
After long debates and tests I came to the conclusion that the best hardware for Windows is a... mac book pro. Running Windows on a Mac will reduce the battery daily life (from ~5-6 hours to ~3-4 hours) but even so, is better than most non-
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
Cygwin. http://www.openssh.com/windows.html
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
I'm using YNAB for about 2 years now and even if has it's own downsides (e.g. not available on Windows Phone), it's fairly good (if you add a lot of items while you're mobile, you'll have smart..ish matches for paye
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
Incognito mode does the job for me. Have you tried?
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
Rewriting is (almost) always a bad idea. (and you're planning some kind of a rewrite, since the new system will replace the old one) Let's assume that Team A will work on the newer version, while Team B will continue to work on th
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
In order to do efficient TDD, you need to be fairly familiar with the SOLID principles. I saw at least one book on O'reilly about TDD-ing in Python, but I can't really tell how good they are, since I don't do Py myself: http
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
I have two friends in your position, who both picked the big giant (a multinational company). They both are in their early 20's. They both are fixing bugs. They both have regrets. Not saying that fixing bugs is a bad thing, but in six
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by i0nutzb 11y ago
Well, they have the android appstore: http://www.amazon.com/mobile-apps/b?node=2350149011
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
Great. Wonder who decided that a desktop app that automagically do the sync is useless... Actually there is some kind of uploader: https://www.amazon.com/gp/drive/app-download But if they don't have a fully s
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
Considering that iDisk didn't had any integration with any OS other than Apple's OSX, I really wonder why didn't had the Dropbox success...
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
Did opened a support ticket? I had a similar issue, but it was solved quickly with an email to support.
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
Very interesting. Here is an idea: for saving space on my bookmarks bar, I often empty out the whole name of the bookmark and leave the favicon only: http://i.imgur.com/Na63dCS.png Would be nice if search will count those (
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
You can as easily create a wiki to store passwords... Can you give examples of a service/site where you need password sharing?
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
If you're a programmer, start hunting various projects on Github and send them pull requests with bugfixes/features If you are a designer, start showing off your style on various portfolio-like sites (behance, dribbble, etc). If y
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
For me it kind of sound you are more of an employee, less of a founder (or at least you described yourself as that). Daily meetings are usually toxic; having more than 10-15 minutes for a meeting per day sounds like a lot of wasted time for
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
By publishing on Cydia (and probably other markets) that require a jailbroken device.
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
Analytics are not my forte, but back in the day Woopra had it's glory moment. https://www.woopra.com/
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
Cats! You can always post cats! Now, on a more serious note: you could host your friend's sites (and probably can do a split of the payments), use it as a host for various tests (if you are a developer). If you are living in a non US c
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
As an early 30's myself, I can suggest couple of few things: - aim to at least 6-7 hours of (continuous) sleep in 24 hours. Don't rely on the fact that you will sleep more in weekends (you won't, and even if you do, the body
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
Ah! Ok, you got me fooled with the title: _Mac app_ for bookmarking and read it later. And the site doesn't help too much either...
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
Why/how is this better than a cross-platform & cross-device app? You know, like Pocket or Instapaper? I mean if I would want to save pages for later to read on the same device I saved them, I'd probably use bookmarks. In brows
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
I only have one problem: comfort. Once you start to earn a certain amount of money, you are comfortable enough to not push further so hard. I mean, sure, an extra 50k/year would be nice, but not really necessary, considering that for e
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by i0nutzb 12y ago
1. Yes, because I like to know where my time goes (hint: now always where it should!) 2. I like very much automated solutions, that simply tracks focused apps. I tried several apps (chrometa, rescuetime and paymoplus) and I found that Paymo
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by i0nutzb 14y ago
Yes.
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by i0nutzb 14y ago
The one that you enjoy! There is nothing worse than doing something you don't like, no matter how good you are paid for. Do what you enjoy and will be a great for your career!
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by i0nutzb 14y ago
Thanks for feedback. Right now i wanted to work only on latest chrome. If i'll have some spare time in next few days, maybe i'll try to make it cross browser.

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