jurgenwerk

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by jurgenwerk 6y ago
What's v=ir mentality?
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Ask HN: Why is Evernote unable to make a good product?
1 points by jurgenwerk 7y ago|1 comments
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
https://myhandmadestory.com I publish interviews with people who make a living creating handmade products and selling them online.
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
I fell in love with one particular spomenik so hard I decided to make a small replica from concrete: https://www.etsy.com/listing/728310082/concrete-brutalist-ww...
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
I'm also running a website where I ask people exactly that! :) https://myhandmadestory.com/ (success stories from independent makers who sell handmade stuff online)
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
I outsource that. I find 3D design sculptors on Upwork and CGTrader and tell them what I need. When I'm satisfied with the result, I send it to my 3D print guy who makes a print for me.
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
I have a side hustle where I produce niche desk ornament sculptures and busts made from concrete. Etsy link: https://www.etsy.com/shop/jurgenstudio This brings me around 500 euros per month. Recently the sales of Marcu
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
Start Small, Stay small is 10 years old. A lot has changed since then. The author made an unfortunate decision to write extensively about things that are not perennial. So after reading for a while about software tools and practices that ar
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia Remote: Yes (remote only) Technologies: Ember.js, Ruby on Rails, Elixir Blog: https://codeandtechno.com Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jurglic/ Email: matic@j
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
The author argues it's better to have monthly subscription plans only and ditch the yearly plans, but I don't really get it. This goes against one of the most common cashflow optimizations known in the SaaS world - which is to pus
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia Remote: Yes (working remote only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ember.js, Ruby on Rails, Elixir Blog: https://codeandtechno.com Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in&#x
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
https://transferslot.com/ https://www.sideprojectors.com/ https://1kprojects.com/ https://feinternational.com/ https://empireflippers.com/ https:/&#x
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
Antifragile by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. Man, reading this book really put a fire under my ass. I realized how much more I could be getting out of life by pursuing optionality and using the barbell strategy. A quote that stuck with me the most
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
Synonyms Deluxe ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/synonyms-deluxe/kf... ) - a browser extension for looking up synonyms Gitfuck ( https://www.instagram.com/gitfuck/ ) - automated I
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Show HN: Commit Messages of Frustrated Developers(instagram.com)
3 points by jurgenwerk 7y ago|0 comments
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
Companies should never advertise unlimited time off. This is a myth. There's always a limit, and what this does is just impose extra stress when trying to guess what it is.
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
Some ideas here: http://justinmares.com/the-4-kinds-of-side-businesses-you-ca...
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Ask HN: The most bizarre/funniest thing that happened during teleconferencing?
3 points by jurgenwerk 7y ago|0 comments
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
Check this: https://intercom.rocks/ (save money on your monthly Intercom bill with automated contact archiving)
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by jurgenwerk 7y ago
+1 for ClickUp. We went through Trello, Jira, Pivotal, then Jira again, Airtable, and now we're finally happy with ClickUp.
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by jurgenwerk 8y ago
What if Marcus Aurelius were a software developer? https://codeandtechno.com/posts/stoicism-for-developers/
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by jurgenwerk 8y ago
Electric adjustable standing desk. Love it. I switch heights around 5 times per working day and it has been a huge relief for my back.
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If Marcus Aurelius were a software developer(codeandtechno.com)
1 points by jurgenwerk 8y ago|0 comments
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by jurgenwerk 8y ago
Both maintain their own backlink index and calculate their scores with different formulas. That means their authority metrics will rarely match, unless the website is very established. That said it makes little sense to compare the metrics
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by jurgenwerk 8y ago
Here is a repository of companies that don't force you into solving fizz buzz problems: https://github.com/poteto/hiring-without-whiteboards
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by jurgenwerk 8y ago
I'm experiencing this recently too.
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by jurgenwerk 8y ago
1. backup 2. encrypt disk 3. 2fa everywhere 2. anticipate to lose your computer at any time.
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by jurgenwerk 8y ago
https://darkmodelist.com/
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by jurgenwerk 8y ago
The business I'm working in (SEO tracking, Google rank tracking) is incredibly saturated and there are a couple of big players (Moz, Ahrefs, Majestic,...) around which are the industry standard. They get the large piece, obviously. But
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by jurgenwerk 8y ago
I recommend putting your e-book on an established selling platform, like Leanpub. This is crucial especially when you don't have an established following. Make a dedicated e-book selling website as well. Regarding monetization, there a

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