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nanijoe
14y ago
It almost feels like a personal win here(not in SV, "more experienced guy", networking background etc)...also shows you can be obnoxious and right at the same time
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35k active installations does not sound like a lot, especially for a free download.
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nanijoe
14y ago
So do you make games ?
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nanijoe
14y ago
Sounds like a dumb idea to me too..as did twitter and myspace.
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14y ago
If this is an App store gold rush, then Parse is truly positioning themselves to sell the shovels
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14y ago
What apps do you guys make? Are they games? I think the general consensus is that it is hard to make any decent money on the app store unless you are selling a game
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14y ago
What does AppSumo do? It appears you first have to sign up to find out..
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What do you develop Windows app with? I've been toying with making a Windows version of web only app I am working on, but so far the only option seems to be using C# with .NET. Are there any other options out there? (Not that I have an iss
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Every App looks like it could be done in 8 weeks, until you actually try to do it.
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14y ago
So do you wish you had accepted his suggestion?
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14y ago
Each of the last 4 Presidents of the United States went to either Harvard or Yale at some point in their education. Do you really think this is pure coincidence? You should not allow where you went to college to hold you back, but it matte
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14y ago
I'm personally not too thrilled with the change...This means that if you don't have a budget for promoting your app, and you are not featured, any app you release going forward is basically DOA, since you can't really rely on the app gettin
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14y ago
Our ideas of pocket money must differ..One company I worked for, allowed you to buy shares at a 15% discount once every six month..and you got the shares at the lowest price point the shares had been at for the previous 6 months. I bought a
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For me , here's the key paragraph from the article: "By the standards of retailing, Apple offers above average pay — well above the minimum wage of $7.25 and better than the Gap, though slightly less than Lululemon, the yoga and athletic ap
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I'll be sold when they give me access :) Seriously though, I have an old Laptop that I still keep around mainly because rails is "set up right" for some of my older projects
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How in your opinion does this explain religion? The mechanism by which people get into religion is very very different from the stuff the original article is talking about.
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14y ago
Anyone who can't navigate the submission process themselves, probably has a very low threshold for pain, and will likely not last very long doing business in the Appstore.
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14y ago
I have submitted around 30 apps to the App store, and I have been rejected 5-8 times. Each time, I got a clear reason why I was rejected, and sometimes suggestions on what to fix. My biggest problem has been that you have to re-submit the a
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This point is just not true..Buyers don't have to like you app first before they buy it. They just have to think that they will like it. In truth , most apps only get used a few times by most buyers
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Not true for everyone..I find working anywhere BUT home to be very distracting. Up until 8 months ago, I had worked exclusively from home (aside from the odd client appointment) for 10 years
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How do you do that without first having the users make the API calls, at which point you are already using the service and the estimate is useless..
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14y ago
I really wish they charged by something other than API requests..as it stands now, I would not even know a reasonable way to pass on the cost to my users.
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14y ago
What specifically do you need the MBA to do for you? Have you tried doing it yourself? What stopped you from being successful? Also, your "continue to work non-stop" line will not exactly have people beating down your doors.
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The app is new..the biggest complaint, is that there is no way to delete stuff. There is.. ie , swipe from left to right on an item, and a delete button appears, something I thought was pretty familiar to most iPhone users (turns out I was
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One of those icons was designed for an app of mine : http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bill-organizer-manage-track/i... We (the designer and I) ultimately rejected it, because it just did not stand out at 57x57. As good as some of those ico
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People who disagree with a submission are more likely to respond to it than people who agree..it's human nature. Its not malicious, it's not specific to HN or the tech industry.
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NSRails - Rails + Objective C Framework
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Serious question..do those factors affect your buying decision?
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Zimbabwe was a net producer of food and breadbasket of Africa, because the entire black population were pretty much 'slaves' of the white farmers.Its easy to be successful when you don't have to worry about the cost of labor, or even provi
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So for a layer 2 packet, the routing table does not get consulted.. In effect, the time to forward a layer 3 packet is = time to forward layer 2 packet + time to look up routing table (no matter how quickly). ie Layer 3 packets take longer
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