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mijustin
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Has anyone here listened to the newest episode of Startup? https://gimletmedia.com/shows/startup/6nhr5r/our-company-has... Listening to that has made me doubt that we're in the era of "big podcastin
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Vaclav Smil: Growth must end. Our economist friends don’t seem to realise that
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7y ago
I’ve been waiting for something like this! I like that I can scroll down and see top episodes for each day.
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How to set a realistic project budget for your iOS app
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Upgrading the Blogcast Billing System: A SCA Tale
(miguelpiedrafita.com)
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7y ago
$3 million for Tumblr seems like an incredible deal. (As a comparison, Automattic bought a small bootstrapped startup [WooCommerce] in 2015 for $30 million)
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The Myth of the Niche Market
(justinjackson.ca)
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This reminds me of the "old geeks" thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12506232 Sadly I think oldgeekjobs.com shut down.
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8y ago
Do you have a link to the actual working demo? I'd like to try it out!
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The most helpful thing for me (after years of working on projects alone) was to find a partner! It's hard to show up every day, by yourself. When there's no one to cheer you on and no one to be accountable to, it's easier to
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Ideas for promoting your software product
(indiehackers.com)
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8y ago
For my solo-business it looks like this: My salary: 65% Travel Expense 6.23% Taxes – Corporate Tax 6.22% Computer – Software 3.35% Meals and Entertainment 3.28% Education & Training 2.81% Wireless + Internet 2.36% Offi
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DHH later responded to this post on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1074688850054733824 He said: > "Is it possible to build a startup on the side?” The answer is clearly YES. If you ask, is it poss
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Married men outearn single men (and women as a whole)
(stlouisfed.org)
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Quit asking about my pain points
(studiofellow.com)
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He's just saying that C# can be dangerous for beginners if they don't have a proper foundation in programming. However, the C# tooling does reduce the workload for experienced programmers. It's all about how the tooling is us
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This part really struck a chord with me: > Cobol is relevant in 2018. A few people make a lot of money maintaining Cobol systems. However, (at least where I live) I don’t see a lot of ads for Cobol developers. I see a bunch of C# ads and
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C# Is Dangerous
(glenmccallum.com)
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What would you recommend for a Mac-compatible eGPU these days?
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A little background: I wanted to switch my site off of WordPress, and my friend Jack offered to redesign it. But... I wanted to keep the brutalist aesthetic. So we worked on making the site look like an old punk rock zine. (Complete with ph
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Show HN: My website looks like it went through a photocopier
(justinjackson.ca)
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The case for pair programming
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So odd to get this window into a different time. “The economics of content” were very much a topic back then! Aside: “Eight pounds a year covers the cost of two daily papers, one evening paper, two Sunday papers, one weekly review and one o
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OMG. This line: > "Design right on top of the live site." This is exactly what someone like me (a person who hacks around in dev tools) needs. How will the Chrome extension work?
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I've never seen this insight before (actual examples of what a Google job offer looks like). Thanks for writing this up!
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The hidden cost of bootstrapping
(justinjackson.ca)
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Just discovering these tutorials now! I definitely want to try "build a blog in Nova." I might even livestream it on https://twitch.tv/megajustin ;)
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Ask HN: Is this a good way to fund open-source?
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I've gone through this exact scenario, where the founder used this trick on me. I've found these articles helpful for circumventing that exploit: "How to answer the dreaded salary question" – https://fearlesss
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Think about validation like an iterative series of steps. The first step (even before you have an idea preferably) is to identify who you want to serve. What target market are you going after? I think it's wisest not to go after beginn
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