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by itengelhardt 11y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't companies usually get a quarter billion dollars AFTER they have shown traction?
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by itengelhardt 11y ago
Why am I not in the least bit surprised that the #1 offer currently is "programming in exchange for sex"?
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MicroConf Europe 2015 Notes and Noteworthy(it-engelhardt.de)
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by itengelhardt 11y ago
There is at least the suggestions that this will roll out in the next few weeks to a subset of Tesla owners (not to call them beta testers... but beta testers). https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/62704038172990668
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Launching a product, in just 3652 days(benediktdeicke.com)
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by itengelhardt 11y ago
Suggestion to the author: I could really benefit from a short sentence that explains to me what DV means. I get from the context that EV likely means "Extended Validation". Then again, all I ever did was set up SSL on Heroku and
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by itengelhardt 11y ago
Patrick is not reporting his full income from AppointmentReminder, he excludes the Enterprise deals. "Focus" is a very valid reason. Even assuming just one hour per week, that's 52 hours he can spend on something else. Plus h
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by itengelhardt 11y ago
I think that technology has been on sale since the 18th century at a gun shop near you.
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by itengelhardt 11y ago
OMFG... Skynet. :-) Jokes aside: This is amazing. I guess finding the logo is easy compared to say a human face, but still. Thanks for the great article!
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Notes on Patrick McKenzie's (patio11) talk at MicrConf 2015(doubleyouraudience.com)
1 points by itengelhardt 11y ago|0 comments
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Bootstrapping/Micropreneurship: Startups For The Rest Of Us ( http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com )
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
I love this. I wasn't aware of how much context I have with each note, but now that I watched the video it is immediately obvious.
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Show HN: Record voicemail messages of your late loved ones(vmsave.petekeen.net)
7 points by itengelhardt 12y ago|8 comments
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
the cert on www.whitehouse.gov is down as well (that's where the *.whitehouse.gov cert would fit in nicely). I think the setup is messed up
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
May I recommend to set up the SSL expiry notification using this website: https://www.expeditedssl.com/simple-ssl-scanner/scan?target_... ? That might help to prevent such incidents in the future.
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
I wrote a SaaS app for SEO professionals that helps them find link opportunities for their client's websites - https://www.LinksSpy.com . It currently makes about $1,200/mo. I do somewhat detailed income reports over a
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Who gets to decide that? Google IMHO does NOT (even with their "don't be evil" slogan). All Google gets to decide is whether they value certain links or hand out a penalty for them. That does not define whether something is
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
First of all, I refuse the notion of "ethical": IMHO Google is NOT a moral instance and does not get to decide which behavior is ethical and which is not. However, they get to decide which links they consider "valuable"
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Places we hang out: - http://discuss.bootstrapped.fm - Micropreneur Academy ( http://www.micropreneur.com ) reading material: - The 7 day startup ( http://wpcurve.com/the-7-day-startup&
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
A bit of posting on reddit; spent a few bucks on FB/StumbleUpon/Reddit ads; Retargeting through PerfectAudience; Drip email campaign using GetDrip.com; Word of mouth plays a huge part as well. In addition to that I use LinksSpy to
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
I make about $1,400 MRR from my SaaS app LinksSpy ( https://www.linksspy.com ). LinksSpy is a tool for SEO agencies that helps them find better link opportunities for their client's websites. I started it at the end of April
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
I personally prefer the use of fuzzy words and don't see them as scammy, but rather as an indication of someone being honest with me. Remember: Only a sith deals in absolutes ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgpytjlW5wU
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
As a minor contributor to the Koudoku gem, I have to say that the structure and especially the test coverage of payola are amazing. Well done, Pete! Looking forward to how you integrate subscriptions into this
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
You are right. I should have said "stigmatization".
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
IMHO the problem is not that men "don't appreciate a woman's pleasure" - that is some serious bullshit in my opinion. Most men love it when their SO enjoys sex. The problem (to me) is the criminalization of porn and pros
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
I'm not a native English speaker. Does "should not" mean it is obligatory or is it a recommendation?
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Really? Does it allow to do so without adequate proof? I think not. That's the point I am trying to make here: There were no hard facts - apart from her not feeling well. Would it have been wise to quarantine her and keep her from trav
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you, but taking away the freedom of movement (among others) of 76 people (potentially many more now) without proof is severe. I believe it to be a good sign for the republic that the government has
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Show HN: Mastering Modern Payments: Using Stripe with Rails(masteringmodernpayments.com)
7 points by itengelhardt 12y ago|1 comments
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by itengelhardt 12y ago
Hi Charlie. I'm glad you finally revealed yourself. You're writing fantastic articles and help others find the motivation to push forward. This is going to be so much better now that you are out in the open.

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