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by pace 15y ago
thanks. good resource!
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by pace 15y ago
our site is mainly about content, so currently there's no support, sales, taxes and minor local law compliance but we tried to integrate third parties only with extensive language support
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by pace 15y ago
we used rails' l18n gem and started with two languages -- just in order to setup the app in a way that allows easy localizations we hired people from various market places. time and cost depend but you pay for a smaller site between 50 and
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Ask HN: Which language localizations first?
6 points by pace 15y ago|9 comments
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by pace 15y ago
nice name, nice domain but i don't get raven's USP
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by pace 15y ago
Lean Startup is some shady thing pushed through blogspam to the masses. This self-help industry is trying to create a science out of everything.
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by pace 15y ago
milk + cornflakes, instant coffee, HN, mails, HN, stats, Facebook, HN, playing some music I have still to find one, a good one which includes going to the gym
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by pace 15y ago
w/o reading the posts I welcome the change of TechCrunch with Schonfeld alone now. He got rid of chief-whiner MG Siegler by promoting him to the #1 Apple commentator (a diplomatic masterpiece) and gave Arrington some extra trouble by puttin
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by pace 15y ago
Thanks for all the comments! It's not about traditional or simplified. It's about which first. We are rolling out to all languages world-wide and wanna start with the most relevant ones for getting high reach fast.
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by pace 15y ago
Thanks! To get the highest reach => simplified To get a good reach with better purchasing power => traditional Best => both Is this right? And with which would you start, higher reach or better purchasing power?
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Ask HN: Translating my site to Chinese - Traditional or Simplified?
5 points by pace 15y ago|10 comments
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by pace 15y ago
Great comment. Now, there are so many startup events in my city than never before but every time I struggle to go there. The key of meeting people is simple: you hope that you see/find somebody doing something which inspires you and brings
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by pace 15y ago
I created a groupspaces account, sign-up there and I'll send you further details about the meetup via groupspaces and with a second post on HN: http://groupspaces.com/HNBerlin/
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by pace 15y ago
Follow my thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3039618 I just ask to see how many people we can attract and then I set up a group an FB or Meetup.
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by pace 15y ago
just made a post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3039618
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by pace 15y ago
Just made an HN post for a Berlin meetup next month: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3039618 Please vote on this thread if you like to have such an event.
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Ask HN: Who wants a Hacker News Berlin Meetup on Oct 27th?
11 points by pace 15y ago|4 comments
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by pace 15y ago
Does anyone want another HN Meetup in Berlin this fall?
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by pace 15y ago
I disagree. If you are a designer or a developer I fully agree -- the Internet is your CV. Just Github got so important regarding this. But if your career profile is more management related it's a bit more complicated. You cannot go out an
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by pace 15y ago
Have the same issues: I've need much more reasons and a very good call-to-action why I should sign up. Don't get me wrong but giving my Google credentials is a highly sensitive issue: this is not about giving you access to my Gmail contact
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by pace 15y ago
Wondering that nobody gets it: that's just a desperate post to AOL/Schoenfeld that he wants to become TC's new head http://i.imgur.com/t81Lt.gif
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by pace 15y ago
Way too naive. It's your fear that blocks you. The fear of loosing something. Nowadays the skill-set of good software engineers are so wanted and rare that working for equity (at least mixed w/salary) should be the general case. Just think: