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maxklein
16y ago
I think you are the person who has achieved the most here on hacker news. You lack the ego of a lot of the people who are constantly writing advice articles on how to run a startup (where they don't even have a startup). And you started wit
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16y ago
I regret all the times I was afraid of doing something.
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16y ago
Pretty standard setup he uses. The most informative usesthis I've seen is with Marco Arment: http://marco.arment.usesthis.com/
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I think there is one advice that is of questionable quality: the advice to "keep pushing for quality". "Make the highest quality". That sounds really good. But how easy that? The problem is simply that you first have to be able to recognize
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16y ago
Why is the screenshot on the ebook page Adsense? Are they advertising in their mobile apps using adsense? Is that possible? I thought Apple disallows this.
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16y ago
I have no idea, I'm not very conversant with how your business works. Just do what you feel is best, build strongly on the biggest, then expand to the smaller ones till you discover the one that takes off strongest.
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Don't let the hype get to you. Just focus on developing your product and make sure you solidify your customer acquisition process. These people will only be around for a short while, afterwards they will move to the next featured thing. Mak
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He's some type of guy who sends emails to all app developers advertising his services. I've got at least 10 emails from him.
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I did go.
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Unless they also do something about the weather, I'd still pick California.
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The Bild Zeitung by Springer
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I don't think a non-politician would be able to successfully deal with the huge political machine in the government.
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Changing your last name is a reasonably straightforward process in most countries, because women usually do it when they get married. The first name is a bit more difficult, but if you have appropriate and reasonable reasons, it can be chan
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16y ago
This is the same name as is on my id card, and has been for years now.
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16y ago
That's quite a negative word about someone else on a thread about negative comments.
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That's of course an interesting point, but I don't think it would significantly change the way the discussions are currently held. That's because most people would not go clicking through every account before answering. See for example the
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16y ago
Don't you get it? Anonymous and non-anonymous comments have equal ranking. The point of my system is just to encourage most people to be non-anonymous. This means that the vast majority of comments will stay civil, and when most comments ar
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But that's real life. The goal is to make the conversation here equivalent to how people talk in real life, not be more polite than that.
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That's why I believe there should be no real disadvantage to using an anonymous account, and no way of telling in the comments if a comment is anonymous or not. All it does is encourage people to link their real life account in a behind-the
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16y ago
It would be available to everyone and google, since the point is that what you say is forever linked to you on the internet.
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16y ago
I believe that the less anonymous a forum like this is, the more polite it will be. You have said you want people to speak to each other here as they would in the real world: well, I believe the more strongly you tie their real world identi
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16y ago
Nice, I'm on the List. I guess my one year experiment worked.
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16y ago
My company is setup in singapore. Everything in singapore can be done online. You can log into every government service using the net. Which is all very convenient. I think what westernerners misunderstand about singapore is exemplified by
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16y ago
If you give up on this now, you'll be giving up your whole life.
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16y ago
Alright, I see it now. Made a temporary fix that will cover most usual input.
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16y ago
Hmm, I actually don't get that if I enter the same input. Do you get it consistently?
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Show HN: My new product is finally launched
(salespanelpro.com)
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"Never sell no crack where you rest at": I think you misunderstand this one. What he means is that you should do the risky stuff somewhere else, where you can step away from. Your home is where your family is, where you are vulnerable as yo
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I agree. This sterile electronic communication is very fickle - people will be there, then suddenly not. I've found that something like twitter is very poor in building any kind of proper relationship, as mostly it's about people who want s
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Google Baraza
(google.com)
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