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by lunaru 9y ago
Do you have instructions for this that you've used with success?
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Fidget Spinners: Why Being Interesting Can Do More for You Than Being Useful(betterthansure.com)
112 points by lunaru 9y ago|143 comments
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by lunaru 9y ago
I want to partially agree with you because there is just something about physically playing an instrument that is so rewarding and fulfilling, to both the artist and the audience blessed enough to witness a true master guitarist/pianis
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by lunaru 9y ago
Rolex has it figured it out by segmenting their products with their marketing. You have the SKUs that are 18k solid gold fitted with precious stones and on the other extreme you have the stainless steel professional line. In many ways, the
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by lunaru 9y ago
I'm big into mechanical watches and I find it surprising that more software developer types are not into watches. They're the mechanical parallel that completes my otherwise purely digital world. Also, everything about them (when
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Markers of a Great ECommerce Brand(betterthansure.com)
1 points by lunaru 10y ago|0 comments
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K-Pop: A Silicon Valley Understanding of Why It’s So Good(betterthansure.com)
3 points by lunaru 10y ago|1 comments
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Snail Mail Helpdesk(blog.reamaze.com)
1 points by lunaru 10y ago|0 comments
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by lunaru 10y ago
Reamaze | San Jose, CA | Full-Time & Interns | ONSITE Reamaze ( https://www.reamaze.com ) makes simple helpdesk for modern businesses. We're located in the South Bay (San Jose, CA) and looking to hire for Ruby/Rails
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by lunaru 10y ago
At the end of the day, it's just a so-so offering from Apple that has more than a so-so price tag attached. But, in it's defense, I will say one thing: I thought I would hate the keyboard. I'm the guy who spends hundreds on t
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by lunaru 10y ago
I think this question comes up a lot and answers for this are usually a Google query away. However, Intercom does a lot of things. destroytoday even mentioned above that one primary use is email marketing, so it's probably only fair to
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China Readies for World’s Biggest Human Migration(bloomberg.com)
1 points by lunaru 10y ago|0 comments
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China just made VPNs illegal(engadget.com)
6 points by lunaru 10y ago|0 comments
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by lunaru 10y ago
As someone who's seen too many gems get abandoned, I'm hoping that this one sticks! Fortunately, it seems ultimately aligned with the underlying business so that's usually a good indicator. Another problem with these model&lt
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by lunaru 10y ago
Let's Encrypt + widespread SNI adoption is making it dead easy for SaaS companies like ours to host customer content on customer chosen domains. So their existence doesn't just help the technically proficient -- the "long tai
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99 Mantras and Stories to Improve the Customer State of Mind(betterthansure.com)
1 points by lunaru 10y ago|0 comments
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by lunaru 10y ago
There's enough skepticism in this thread and comments (and I concur a lot with what's been written), so I'll try to take a positive "here's what could be possible" spin with it: I recently purchased a Bose Quie
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by lunaru 10y ago
But that's the more challenging (and thus more impressive) part of it. I haven't spent any time in researching "jumping" and I'm sure this jumping robot is impressive to those in the know, but as a layman, this is l
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by lunaru 10y ago
The enterprise sales process isn't what it used to be. Before, you had to get an audience with the CIO (or whoever controlled the department budget) to have a chance. The shift has been that employees and individual teams now have a lo
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by lunaru 10y ago
Alright, it's time to make a confession: my "laptop" is actually just a desktop. It's plugged in 90% of the time and the other 10% is composed of 9% of time spent under 2 hours away from the plug and the last 1% is sitti
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by lunaru 10y ago
Let's Encrypt certs hosted: https://www.clearalias.com/ Simple story: I've been involved with a lot of SaaS in my career and unless you're running the latest and greatest, it can be hard to host customer webs
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Show HN: Let's Encrypt as a Service (SSL Custom Customer Domains)(clearalias.com)
8 points by lunaru 10y ago|0 comments
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by lunaru 10y ago
Which part am I ignorant about? The guess on our approach? I'm not in the closed doors conversations between our foreign policy leaders and China's and neither is anyone else, so we can only guess that's how we've been a
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by lunaru 10y ago
I'm not a foreign policy politician and never plan to be, but I wonder if the US has been engaging in conversations with China in the wrong way on this subject. My guess is that we've been approaching this from a moral standpoint
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by lunaru 10y ago
May I ask what provider you're using and how your process was for obtaining the license? We're in the same boat -- Chinese customers are just much better served if we can get a physical server in the country, but I've heard t
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by lunaru 10y ago
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted for a legitimate concern. But, to answer your question, AWS does constitute lock-in and migrating away from AWS is a major pain. However, companies from big to small see this as a price wort
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by lunaru 10y ago
Customer support for every company is going to be different; there just isn't a formula. Some companies can utilize more automation because the types of questions fielded are going to be very similar (e.g. "where's my package
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Follow up to Ask HN thread: Growing a side project(betterthansure.com)
3 points by lunaru 10y ago|1 comments
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by lunaru 10y ago
Follow up: I've actually received a good amount of emails as a result of this post. It's awesome seeing what every one is building and discussing ideas for growth. In case I don't get back to anyone immediately, I'm not
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by lunaru 10y ago
I think your last paragraph just described email. There are so many apps that are built on top of email and it's only very recently that pseudo-standards* of communication (Slack, Facebook Messenger) have sprung up as an alternative up

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