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9y ago
I wonder: Would this argument still be true if you counted in the cost of living (which varies massively across Europe and also within countries and even cities). Europe is not only Paris and Berlin, in Germany actually the economic powerho
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9y ago
Thanks for the idea. I will look into that.
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9y ago
Nothing. Anki is great. But I prefer to have general notes in a text only format that I manage via NValt or simply desktop search. Anki gives me an own file format and forces me to manage my knowledge just within Anki.
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Ask HN: File based note taking with spaced repetition?
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9y ago
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10y ago
MailCatcher (Ruby, https://mailcatcher.me/ ) is a good and open solution for this, MailHog (Go) is open as well, even simpler to set up (no worries about Ruby versions) and has never caused me any trouble.
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10y ago
Interesting take: Yes, it pays off showing how to use StackExchange, how to find and read good documentation and how to find what you want and need to know now is a very basic competence that you need to learn early on.
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10y ago
I would cover basics of Linux server (Apache/Nginx, 10 most important commands for the terminal) and what they do, why we need databases and how SQL based ones work. I would add email technology (why it is so easy to use and hard to ma
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Ask HN: TED talk about full stack, what would you talk about?
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10y ago
Laravel is just fine for that job. If you do not have a strong reason to change, keep on learning. It has an excellent documentation, has a great ecosystem (email, search, background jobs) that you have to assemble yourself with lightweight
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10y ago
Do you have more advice you would give beginners to optimize their images for the web?
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Optimize images for the web (for starters)
(medium.com)
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How to use Visual Studio Code for web design
(medium.com)
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10y ago
Unfortunately, `hyphens: auto;` is still not supported on Chrome Windows. I still recommend using it, as it brings nicer layout to the ones you can see it ( http://caniuse.com/#search=hyphens ) and does not break the layout f
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Tutorial: Add a carousel to your Bolt CMS page
(medium.com)
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Tutorial: Building a conference registration app using Bolt CMS
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10y ago
Thanks! What was your experience with selling over FEI? Both selling and buying seems to be professional. I wonder how many interested people it brought you and how smoothly the whole deal went and how much effort you had to put into it.
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10y ago
Very few of the one-person businesses go for mass markets where you need the paid (ad) channels that you mention. Also, the "channels" I mentioned are not just for acquisition but for enduring relationships. You cannot simply buy
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10y ago
Many one-person businesses focus on niches and do one thing great. Often they also offer great (aka personal) support. Also, quite often, they are great in building a community around their service. Additionally, many of the solo entreprene
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10y ago
I have not heard of the FEI newsletters yet and cannot find them via Google. Would you mind sharing the link?
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10y ago
Yes, from a content editor perspective, Wordpress is a great choice. Quite a few clients even want their new site based on Wordpress rather than on more heavy weights like Typo3 or Drupal. Wordpress has made many editors more self confident
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Ask HN: How to send transactional mails from many addresses
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10y ago
It is no "reluctance" but the Presserat codex that journalists adhere to: Just disclose the ethnicity if there is a pressing need to do so [1]. And note that this is not something "the government" has imposed, it has bee
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10y ago
There is a list of recommended monitors intended for people with migraine over at Reddit and as low brightness is the main criteria, this list can help everyone with CVS. Here is the post: https://www.reddit.com/r/migra
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10y ago
This is a potential and promising competitor to DesktopServer ( https://serverpress.com/get-desktopserver/ ) which I've been a long-time user of. It just added support for WP-CLI and relies on XAMPP. Theme Juice loo
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10y ago
Great idea, but: Why do I need to login to answer the questions? Honestly I would want to decide after filling in my budgetary details and getting a result whether I want to share it with you or rather not. Privacy is a big issue when it co
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10y ago
I agree. There are quite a few business cases where you need premium plugins. Some of these cases should be covered by WordPress Core but are not. Custom Fields is the best example here, ACF the (well performing) benefitor of a poor core. F
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10y ago
Curator here. WordPress is popular but also has a reputation of being beginners only and not suited for bigger projects. With this curated list I want to counter that impression. Sites are sorted by category and ranked by Alexa global score
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Show HN: Curated list of companies using WordPress
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10y ago
Both Gumroad ( http://blog.gumroad.com/post/110080508463/vat ) and Paddle ( https://www.paddle.com/support/how-does-paddle-handle-vat-on... ) are payment providers who will handle EU VAT for you.
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Ask HN: Practical book about modern front end dev?
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