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Ask HN: Is there a place for all the learning resources posted on HN?
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mfieldhouse
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No, no you're not.
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mfieldhouse
15y ago
Can you also get in touch with the marketing department to create a new landing page with email opt in which will put all email subscribers in to a 3 day launch sequence to demonstrate this awesome new feature along with video tutorials on
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mfieldhouse
15y ago
To sum up the average discussion about jobs and money on reddit: a victim mentality and belief that we live in the hardest time ever to get a job because of events outside of our control.
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mfieldhouse
15y ago
This comment is why I stopped reading reddit. The person mentions they "noticed a couple of GOOD POINTS"... Get lucky, either through a series of serendipitous events or through birth. Be old enough to have lived in an era when you didn't h
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mfieldhouse
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Girls and beer, oh how offensive, big deal
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mfieldhouse
15y ago
Yep, this already exists and is called Fulfillment
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mfieldhouse
15y ago
What gives you that impression? Where did you get the numbers from? I reckon RoR is faster for rapid prototyping and development of new features so I'd choose that in the beginning for a one or two man startup. Later on if there's anything
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The only way to truly find out if it sells is to start selling it. Sometimes, the people who give feedback on your idea are not the same as your target audience. What would people search for in Google to find something like this? SEO and th
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Ask HN: How and where should I host a paid for video training course?
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What I want to say to all MBAs
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Ask HN: How do I make the transition from being a Python beginner?
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Maybe this http://ep2011.europython.eu/conference/talks/what-makes-pyth...
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I don't understand the negative response towards someone who is trying to make money by improving peoples lives on a site which is focused on just that. I find there are lessons to be learned from everyone, even the most scammy looking of i
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Exactly. There becomes a point with pricing where it's just as hard, if not harder to sell a cheaper product that it is a more expensive one. Plus, a higher value product already has a perception of high end quality just because of the pric
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How about if it was an ebook that had information on how a business can save $3000 a year in a certain area. Is that ebook okay to be priced at $2000? Books shouldn't just be valued based on how much they cost to produce, but of the value o