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12y ago
I recommend researching the legal requirements for living and working in each destination on the list, and including these in the article. This would include visa requirements, and those related to the viability of renting an apartment annu
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12y ago
I thought they were marked by the incumbent powers that be!
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12y ago
The stories may be familiar to many, but I hadn't seen this particular documentary before... Plus, it's got Woz.
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The Secret History Of Hacking [video]
(youtube.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
If it's up to me, then sure—I like stories! (For those of us who were born here, it may even enhance our appreciation of the place. ;)
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12y ago
CrunchBase has this link: http://techcrunch.com/2013/11/06/y-combinator-backed-origami...
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Ask HN: Have you emigrated from the USA?
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12y ago
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It’s All Going to Fail
(ryanday.net)
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12y ago
http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2014/07/05/law-school-enrol...
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Waning ranks at law schools
(bostonglobe.com)
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12y ago
I've seen several (smaller) companies hiring developers for a 4-day workweek. At least it's a start...
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12y ago
See the "Managing Dependencies" section, and comments: https://www.digitalocean.com/company/blog/get-your-developme... Also: http://peter.bourgon.org/go-in-production/#dependency-man
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12y ago
My thought is: awesome, the new, clearer guidelines make Show HN friendlier and more accessible!
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12y ago
I'm pleased with this development, because the proliferation and marketing of new domains should create awareness among the general population that there are alternatives to .com (which should benefit those of us who use them!). The mo
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15y ago
It's like a jungle sometimes...
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15y ago
Here's a book I recommend (cheap at $5): http://www.amazon.com/Outfoxing-Small-Business-Owner-Relatio...
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15y ago
I agree. Cloudcruncher is more memorable (alliterative and catchy) and relevant to the site's purpose (number crunching for cloud services). [Cloudorado sounds more like the place SV telecommuters live. ;)]
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15y ago
http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=99921,00.h...
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15y ago
This is the most important comment here, IMO. What should we be doing about this, now, individually, collectively?
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15y ago
Ruby/Rails is predominant in the startup world now. Regardless of the language you're probably going to want to build something for show and tell as soon as you can. You can host on Heroku and of course having viewable code on GitHub is imp
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15y ago
I'd guess that the owner's 28 years in business has given her an offline customer base that she should try to connect with online. Bring those people to her website to write testimonials, generate conversation and buzz via Facebook, Twitter
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16y ago
"Register business.com" is an easy one. But really, looking back is rather painful--too much heartache, too many missed opportunities. It would be far better to look at today with tomorrow's hindsight.
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Analyzing Tender's Growth, By The (Redacted) Numbers
(hoth.entp.com)
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16y ago
IIRC Varasano describes how to remedy that. ;)
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Deep inside Node.js with Ryan Dahl
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16y ago
As suggested above, you'll need something to show prospective clients. This can be challenging when most of your work isn't publicly available, which necessitates building some portfolio pieces for show-and-tell. For UI-capable developers t
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16y ago
Customer acquisition cost: $100 sounds like a good target for a VPS service.
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Seven Pay-Per-Click Mistakes to Avoid
(boss.blogs.nytimes.com)
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16y ago
I don't know anything about the Nexus, but T-Mobile's service has been great for me on the East Coast. I switched from Verizon about a year ago and with prepaid service spend well under half what I used to. I can also make calls from inside
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16y ago
One potential gotcha: if bundle install fails for ruby-debug19 and its dependency linecache19, citing missing headers, you may need to install and configure separately with the option --with-ruby-include. This can occur when using RVM; 'rvm
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