javery

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541.
by javery 17y ago
I agree completely, Windows isn't that expensive (look at the difference in EC2 pricing) but SQL Server is where they get you. It's not Oracle bad, but for a small startup it might as well be.
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by javery 17y ago
Ah, your right. I see now that your right with the Dugard thing.
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by javery 17y ago
If you look at the rising searches term on this page it looks like it was all because of some coke rewards program: http://www.google.com/insights/search/#cat=25&geo=US&#38... lower right hand side.
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by javery 17y ago
Most twitter apps are getting maybe a $1/rpm, and that's if you can sell the space. CPM rates are below .25/cpm for the stuff listed on BuySellAds. I tried to make a run at Twitter advertising ( http://thebranchnetwork.net/ ) and found that
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by javery 17y ago
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Seth's Blog: Organizing customers(sethgodin.typepad.com)
10 points by javery 17y ago|3 comments
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by javery 17y ago
The most surprising thing to me is that go.com still exists...
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Rework: Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson: Availble for Pre-Order(amazon.com)
1 points by javery 17y ago|0 comments
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by javery 17y ago
I would love to see a comments/discussion section for each page. This would be a great way to leave tips/issues you found with the docs. (and could be used to improve the docs)
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Minor Lessons from A/B Testing: MicroISV on a Shoestring(kalzumeus.com)
7 points by javery 17y ago|0 comments
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Seth's Blog: The talking pad(sethgodin.typepad.com)
18 points by javery 17y ago|7 comments
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PayPal Doubles Fees, Forgets to Tell Customers(sitepoint.com)
65 points by javery 17y ago|25 comments
553.
by javery 17y ago
You can accomplish alot of these things by finding a good set of advisers and giving them a much smaller percentage of your company.
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Survey: Average gamer is 35, fat and depressed - Games - msnbc.com(msnbc.msn.com)
3 points by javery 17y ago|1 comments
555.
by javery 17y ago
Find an idea that you are passionate about and ready to pour time and money into. I would bet that of those ideas maybe 1 or 2 are things you honestly want to do (and think you can do).
556.
by javery 17y ago
I am getting ready to use it for a very similar purpose, the ability to quickly increment a counter seems to make it perfect for this kind of use case.
557.
by javery 17y ago
Nowhere in the article does it mention if iLike was you know... making any money. Seems like if it was losing tons of money it might make the sale and price more understandable.
558.
by javery 17y ago
This sounds more like match.com for dogs..
559.
by javery 17y ago
How is this different then all the other logo creation sites and services out there? How is it better than using 99designs, etc?
560.
by javery 17y ago
A link or description of your startup would be a good first step. :)
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by javery 17y ago
HiddenNetwork ( http://www.hiddennetwork.com/ ) which had a very similar business to SnapTalents first service also recently shut down. I think both of these affirm that advertising jobs to people who aren't looking for jobs isn't the best
562.
by javery 17y ago
It sounds like the source control you are using has too much friction, setting up a Git repo and keeping it up to date is quick and easy so there is no reason not to do it right away.
563.
by javery 17y ago
This list is ridiculous, a couple of these are the most generic forms I have ever seen. The last couple are just plain bad. Make a commitment and pick out 5-10 good ones.
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by javery 17y ago
I would recommend reading The Dip by Seth Godin. It is all about deciding when to quit and when to push through. My favorite line is "Quit or be exceptional. Average is for losers"