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by leftnode 15y ago
Thank you for that, I'll give it a look.
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by leftnode 15y ago
Can a business ever just reach a natural size and say to themselves, "this is as large as we're going to get, we're profitable, having a good time, and everyone is happy." I realize they have funding and thus a responsibility to maximize th
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My second month sales report(blog.leftnode.com)
1 points by leftnode 15y ago|0 comments
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by leftnode 16y ago
Here's a little script I wrote to block all of my popular ones - https://github.com/leftnode/get-shit-done
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by leftnode 16y ago
It's like Twister but for your fingers and with knives. For $3, I love it.
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by leftnode 16y ago
Awesome, I'll use WePay in a heartbeat if you can provide similar functionality without the headache.
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by leftnode 16y ago
FeeFighters definitely has one of the most professional and usable interfaces I've ever used. It's gorgeous, not overdone, and functional. Edit: Wow, even more the guy behind TSS Radio started it. Huge supporter of Howard Stern and Bubba th
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by leftnode 16y ago
Because if you spend $100 a month and make $200 a month, you're profitable, but by no means living off that money (at least in the US).
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by leftnode 16y ago
I made it free to get a lot of users using it, and then I'm going to charge for the 2.0 version.
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by leftnode 16y ago
Yes, I launched a piece of software to build your own social network. It took several days to make my first dollar, and I made $1300 in revenue and about $1000 in profit for the first month. http://blog.leftnode.com/entry/first-month-kwoll
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Define your own "change the world"(blog.leftnode.com)
2 points by leftnode 16y ago|0 comments
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by leftnode 16y ago
One thing I've always wondered about with companies that provide free food is are you considered an outcast or thought of not being a team player if you bring your own food or don't eat with the team? Sometimes I'm on a very specific diet,
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by leftnode 16y ago
Who are you arguing with? Ignore the haters and use whatever language you like and are most productive with.
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by leftnode 16y ago
They weren't just released yesterday...
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by leftnode 16y ago
Yup, a small Moleskine notebook is perfect. Fits in your pocket and you can jot down milestones like this.
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by leftnode 16y ago
If you don't get a high, a rush from selling something to someone, you're not cut out to be an entrepreneur. Congratulations on your first sale. Last month I sold my first piece of software online and I literally woke my wife up to tell her
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by leftnode 16y ago
I was going to ask the same thing, and doesn't TurboTax/Quicken have a negative connotation of being horrible software? Note: I've used turbotax.com and it's always worked well, so maybe that's a positive connection.
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Post-mortem: the results of giving away my PHP software for free(blog.leftnode.com)
7 points by leftnode 16y ago|2 comments
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by leftnode 16y ago
Great! I'm probably an hour away from releasing version 1.1.1 which makes installation easier and adds a bunch of features. Might want to give it a little bit.
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by leftnode 16y ago
Some clickable links: http://kwolla.com http://blog.leftnode.com
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Tell HN: I've decided to give my software away for free
16 points by leftnode 16y ago|5 comments
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by leftnode 16y ago
Some links: http://blog.leftnode.com/entry/first-month-kwolla-sales-repo... http://blog.leftnode.com/entry/launching-the-new-kwolla.com http://kwolla.com
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Ask HN: Review my updated website design
2 points by leftnode 16y ago|1 comments
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Would you review my updated ecommerce website?(blog.leftnode.com)
3 points by leftnode 16y ago|0 comments
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by leftnode 16y ago
What about us who don't sell iPhone apps and are selling just normal downloadable software? Is advertising still a viable outlet, and if not, what do you recommend?
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by leftnode 16y ago
Is Windows a form of dessert now?
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by leftnode 16y ago
Sure, but if someone said, "I'm going to use PHP, Python, or Ruby", I'd say, "Use whichever one you feel most comfortable with. You can be competent or incompetent in any of them." Done deal, we can stop fighting about it now.
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by leftnode 16y ago
Same here for my product, Kwolla. I took a failed social network I built and productized the code behind it. I suppose I could've done some more research before I built the social network first, but my first month of sales have been stronge
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by leftnode 16y ago
Even though this is satire, you could rebut a few of his arguments (specifically, the typing skills one). Can we just move on as a development community and let each developer/team choose whatever language, framework, or toolset they find s
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by leftnode 16y ago
Honestly, none. The first 10 customers I had helped to validate it.

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