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12y ago
From the chart, I probably live in a Neighbourhood Commercial Zone which is weird for me coming from Canada. There are small factories making sheet metal or agricultural products right next door to or across the street from someone's
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12y ago
I agree. The only issue I had with it is that it returns records in an array instead of a Rowset object like Zend Framework. But it contains much less of the verbosity than Zend and is much easier to use and separates things like validati
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12y ago
You know, sometimes these things are taken out of context but that's not the case here. That was horrible advice. The interviewer's answer was 100x better and more practical.
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12y ago
It's a shame. I visited Caracas and Isla de Margarita for about a week 10 years ago. It's a very beautiful place and the people I met were very friendly. I hope the situation improves. Would love to visit again!
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Japan Airlines' Customer Information Stolen
(jal.co.jp)
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12y ago
This is great Dan! I've printed out your comment and will refer back to this. Has having the free plan for W3Counter been beneficial and would you have it if you started again? I was strongly advised against having a free plan for my
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12y ago
At my first job, there were periods where I didn't have much to do. So I thought, instead of mindlessly surfing the Internet, I'll read to improve my knowledge. It was a large company and they had hundreds of computer books. So
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12y ago
I've seen this disproven many times. It may have been true early on but I don't think it still holds up.
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12y ago
Web apps generally sell for about a year's worth of profits. So you'd probably get around $6000 if you sold it. Is that worth it to you? If you are serious about selling, I'm currently looking at acquiring products in your
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12y ago
Friend in high school got pulled over with me in the car for speeding. The officer said he was doing 79km/hr in a 50 zone. (He was going a little fast but not that fast). My friend, having been pulled over before, asked to see the
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12y ago
Governments tend to VASTLY overestimate the benefits to the economy. The same thing happens a lot with sports teams/stadiums and events like the Olympics.
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12y ago
I would dive in deeper as to why MP wants to give away equity so easily especially if he has made millions. If he really believes the business can sell for 9 figures in a few years the extra 100k that he would pay you would be a steal. Mayb
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12y ago
Having recently launched a bootstrapped SaaS app, I go through this a lot. Within the span of a few hours I can go from "This will be the best thing ever" to "This is never going to work. I should give it up and move on"
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12y ago
As a bootstrapper who just launched a product in this space[1], I was VERY strongly advised not to implement any freemium model. I don't know their history, but from the article, it seems like they started out free to get the massive u
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12y ago
> I have no idea where it is going to take me in two years No one knows the future. The best experiences of my life have been things I hadn't even thought about a year before they happened. > You believe that you are good at wha
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12y ago
Good point. The pricing page comes up after trying the demo but it might be good to have it more prominent as well.
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mattm
12y ago
This is a service I've made using the new Gmail API. I'd be grateful for any feedback.
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Show HN: TouchingBase.io – Automated Follow Ups
(touchingbase.io)
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12y ago
"When the president does it, that means it's not illegal" - Richard Nixon
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12y ago
> as soon as I encounter a tricky design problem, I want to give up because I don't care about the product enough to put in the effort. Is this really about the product or do you just not want to do the hard work? You need to have a
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Any recommended books or resources? I'm out of university but feel I need to brush up on algorithms.
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12y ago
For a point of view from the buyer's side, you may want to check out these articles/interviews from Rob Walling regarding his purchase of HitTail. You'll see what a buyer is looking for when they are looking to buy a site whi
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12y ago
Read/watch this advice from Derek Sivers. (The answer is 0) http://sivers.org/multiply https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgaBvEO2LYY
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I'm not sure, that's why I wondered what objections he faced. Having dealt with some small business owners this past year, I know they get hounded all the time by people trying to sell them stuff (advertising, marketing services,
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12y ago
Same here. In fact I just had an interview today where I completely stumbled through explaining what I did.
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12y ago
I'm curious, what were their objections to not buying?
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12y ago
I'm looking to take a trip to SV in November and set up some interviews. Could you send me details on the company you work for? Sorry to message here but you don't have contact info in your profile.
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I'm currently looking and believe I came across this job posting. I didn't bother applying because, as mentioned by others, I couldn't figure out what you're actually looking for. Are you looking for "qualified PHP
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The Real Risk
(adii.me)
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I didn't mean to call you out personally. I think we've all made that mistake before. My point was more that even if something is technically replicable, there is value in making it super easy for the non-technical user.
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