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13y ago
Nice! HISCORE should be HIGHSCORE or HIGH SCORE
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Thats a great idea. I'm looking into the overall implications of this. So far its the best idea I haven't thought of already! I guess the only potential concern is if some backers don't have/use Paypal. I could look into
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We use Test Flight internally and with clients but unfortunately its not viable for extensive distribution like this. From what I understand an Enterprise Developer Account with Apple would allow us to distribute to more than 100 devices, b
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Ask HN: What is the best way to distribute an iOS app to Kickstarter Backers?
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13y ago
Well thats disappointing. This looks like the service I've been looking for for all these years.
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13y ago
I think our rates are fairly industry standard. A lot of times it comes down to what the clients budget is though. Admittedly we do have an awful time staying on budget.
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Ask HN: Making money is really hard. Help
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All Youtube videos currently show 0 thumbs down
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Ask HN: Resource management suggestions?
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14y ago
I agree, I find the new Apple Earpods to be a very enjoyable listening experience. I recently picked up a pair of $100.00 on ear Sony's and I have all but retired them as they make my ears really hot and the Earpods actually give me a much
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14y ago
It absolutely makes sense. And I don't find it tacky at all. When you consider the cost of creating a game, especially a really good one you have to do what you must to make it profitable. If users are overwhelmingly showing that they prefe
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Ask HN: Best chat solution for a creative/tech team on OSX?
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14y ago
Awesome! Can't wait to dig into this a bit.
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14y ago
Thanks for the resource!
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Ask HN: Is there anything like Code Academy for music theory?
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Ask HN: Does your company have an employee health & well being coordinator?
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14y ago
Seemed like a harmless enough request with an easy yes or no answer. I find him asking a lot cooler than your response. If the situation is so sensitive to everyones well being, you shouldn't even be discussing it on a public forum. Get ove
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14y ago
Wow! That is an incredibly well thought out response. Thanks so much. I have already made my response and while it wasn't quite as eloquent and elaborate, it essentially said that we would love to prove to them that we are worth the extra b
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14y ago
Yes, my thought is that the only people that would take this job for this price would be a smaller company than us, and if they take it, they will likely be crushed, or way under deliver.
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14y ago
Yes, I have dealt with the insane deadlines firsthand many times in the past with this particular client.
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14y ago
Yeah... Sometimes its just challenging to turn down work as a smaller company that wants cool projects. I can't justify devaluing our services that much. Have you been in a situation where you had to turn down a project that you really woul
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Ask HN: How do you decide when to turn down a job?
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14y ago
This a space that I have long wanted to "disrupt"... Unfortunately I'm not a coder. If there's any hackers out there wanting a side project I have a lot of ideas.
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14y ago
I'm not sure if it was related but Amazon wouldn't let me rent a movie tonight... Tried on multiple platforms (directly from PS3, website) Not cool!
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14y ago
It really depends on the field you are in. I work in an environment where clients on both coasts require consistent hours and unfortunately the managers can only help our clients to a certain extent before they actually need someone with te
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14y ago
Well that's awesome! I may have over estimated what it takes to run a small doctors office. If you could make this work on a wide scale you truly could make a huge difference in this country. Best of luck!
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We recently switched to Harvest at my company. So far we are absolutely loving it. We base hourly employees pay on their time tracked so most people keep up with it pretty well. We typically bill by the project vs. by the hour but we find t
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That doesn't seem like it would add up for a stand alone office that served only these type of members. 2000 members per office would bring in $40,000/month. Add about 1000 visits (which seems like a lot for an office to handle (32 patients
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It seems as though Apple has in fact made certain offerings cross platform where it has served them well. iTunes is probably the largest, which made it so iOS device owners aren't limited to OSX and so they could sell digital content to eve
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I might suggest looking in a startup space that your Mech Engineering background would prove to be a valuable asset. Not sure if that would be a startup with a physical product.
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