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   by izak30 16y ago

   It's open source: https://github.com/djangopackages/djangopackages
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   by izak30 16y ago

   Amazon and Rackspace both seem to be less prone to lock-in than AppEngine
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   Walk-through of the VMforce / Cloud OS / OpenPaaS Demo(blog.mccrory.me)

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   by izak30 16y ago

   Lots of questions about what we do. sorry for not being clear, I was on my way out the door. We are a small agency (2 people currently) and we just have too much work, most of what I'm willing to share is small business websites, testing,
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   by izak30 16y ago

   Need Django help, entry level OK, part time (~10hrs/wk) contracting.
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   by izak30 16y ago

   knowing nothing else about chrome extension development: Rapportive appears to modify page content in chrome
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   by izak30 16y ago

   My answer was to partner with a high quality designer who was interested in becoming a front-end web developer, and also had a good pension for freelancing.
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   by izak30 16y ago

   This is excellent advice. I found the exact same thing. I was getting underbid by less qualified workers for projects of X nature. I learned a little bit about Y, and now I have to raise my rates again to slow the work down.
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   by izak30 16y ago

   For those that don't know: Django Dash is a competition to build a django-powered project in 48 hours. There were not many other guidelines. It is organized by volunteers, and sponsors shilled out for prizes. Judging was based on "Innovat
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    by izak30 16y ago

    I think generally you have to go to the repository page, and then the README. Djangodash was organized by volunteers, and for many groups, their scope (README) changed over the course of the weekend.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    Eating better makes your sweat stink less.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    I tried 'tether' just now, but it fails when you try to switch apps or if the phone locks.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    This is cool, have you used it?
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    by izak30 16y ago

    Whiteyboard looks cool. I might have even bought one if it was very apparent that it could stick and re-stick easily. By the time I found that, I was off of the purchase page, and I had decided I didn't actually _need_ it.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    They won't have to make theirs open, or join OpenStack. All they would have to do is write a set of binaries that translate commands from one to another, and translate return values. Presumably some hackers will sort this out and open sou
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    by izak30 16y ago

    Do not be fooled by the field of dreams. It was a movie. You have to do much more than build it before they come.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    You could always just plug it in and use it for folding@home or something. Also, the 27" iMac works as an input diplay, and it will also take that second monitor nicely (if you can deal with tons of space)
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    by izak30 16y ago

    I probably charge mine once/week with I'd say moderate use.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    Do you mean business plan, or marketing plan? What is your agency, What is your experience?
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    by izak30 16y ago

    These in general come from the book 'Building Web Reputation Systems', which covers the topic in a good bit more detail, as well as when and why certain approaches work to solve more specific problems (public karma, 5 star ratings..) Defini
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    by izak30 16y ago

    This could also be resolved by ignoring (removing) the $ symbol altogether. It's not as if any actual currency calculations are happening, just decimal arithmetic.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    This is exactly what I have been looking for. This is a HUGE missing feature in Mint. This is the way that I want to plan my budget, my expenses, and to see what buying an iMac today will look like to my grocery budget over the next 30 day
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    by izak30 16y ago

    The first thing I clicked was 'pricing'. I do understand that you don't know how to price it right now, but having no idea of what it _might_ cost is tough.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    I haven't had an event that size, but DimDim seems to be fairly strong, and a 'free' service in most respects.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    I absolutely agree that it is not a problem. Issues has a full api, as do most other parts for exporting/importing/manipulating data. I can't find the wiki api right offhand. And yes, I'm ok with companies keeping some of the secrets of th
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    by izak30 16y ago

    hazardous materials removal.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    Seems very, very close to profiles of mitnick.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    I think that the common thread for many businesses that have bootstrapped to high-profit profitability in very short order, with little startup capital is enterprise software that the founding team has either A) created and has a very good
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    by izak30 16y ago

    I've known a specialized contractor who has done as well in his first year.
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    by izak30 16y ago

    37Signals [Signal vs Noise blog] has a feature called "Bootstraped, Profitable, and Proud" latest is below, there is at least one more I've read. http://37signals.com/svn/posts/2385-bootstrapped-profitable-...