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by luckyisgood 16y ago
I'm using www.pearbudget.com, I just upgraded to their paid account recently. It is simple enough not to be a hassle, and its tags system allows me and my boyfriend to track our expenses together, knowing how much either of us spent separat
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by luckyisgood 16y ago
Kawasaki offers to trade a completely free ebook for a "Like" on his new Facebook page. Carr - the blogger who wrote this post - calls Kawasaki "completely corrupt" for it. You get a free book. The author must have spent thousands of hours
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Amazing Photo of The Sun Eclipsed by Earth and the International Space Station(gizmodo.com)
1 points by luckyisgood 16y ago|0 comments
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by luckyisgood 16y ago
what part of "non-disclosure agreement" he didn't understand :-)
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by luckyisgood 16y ago
good advice, I wish to expand on it with my experience: It doesn't matter if the clients are complaining , as long as they are buying . It's customers' job to complain about something - usually the price - and if the price is the only
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by luckyisgood 16y ago
No, the company that I run now, is my first company. For the first few years, our web development studio couldn't afford to hire anyone. On of my business partners was the sole developer. My other business partner was in charge of administe
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by luckyisgood 16y ago
I don't code because I don't need to: I an employer to other smart developers who are better at development than I could ever be.
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by luckyisgood 16y ago
I'm not a developer, but software development is my business, since I run a web development software company. HN is a great way to learn as much as I possibly can about this business and stay ahead. I am learning how to code (python), but I
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by luckyisgood 16y ago
The article is actually misleading. It's not the WWW that was born on Christmas 1990 - it was the first edition of the WorldWideWeb browser that was released exactly 20 years ago. References: - http://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/World
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by luckyisgood 16y ago
One of the most interesting comments in this blog post: "The haters will hate. But it’s minimal. As usual, the minority is often vocal."
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Company testing Twitter's Promoted Tweets: "This is going to be powerful"(mongoosemetrics.com)
2 points by luckyisgood 16y ago|2 comments
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by luckyisgood 16y ago
This article is a great snapshot of a piece of IT history. Knowing that Yahoo almost bought Google in 2002, today I'm glad the deal never went through.
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How Yahoo Blew It (2007)(wired.com)
31 points by luckyisgood 16y ago|4 comments