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13y ago
It takes time. My first accidental client came after a failed startup I was pitching around NYC. Weeks after we closed shop, Someone asked if I knew a developer who was looking for work on the side. I said yes, and I took on the project.
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I was frustrated at finding a beginning to end tutorial when I was trying to learn rails and ruby. I finally found it with Michael Hartl's book/online guide. http://ruby.railstutorial.org/
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13y ago
This is awesome. LDS has been a case study in how iterating leads to a really great product. I just hope they are earning enough commissions so they can keep creating quality domain search products.
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13y ago
Last year's complete transcript and video: http://www.kalzumeus.com/2013/04/24/marketing-for-people-who...
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13y ago
It wasn't until I read the hn comments here that I noticed the "No, don't do any of these things" part of the post. I think he should make the bold NO in the slideshow much more noticeable in the blogpost. The sad part is that most PMs I kn
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14y ago
Can someone confirm these are safe for work?
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14y ago
Do you use Google webmaster tools? They should show potential reasons on there and which pages are currently indexed.
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14y ago
Hi Ed - Big fan of your posts. While I'm also a huge fan of the lean startup methodology, it's still an estimate. You're doing your best to make an educated guess, but you're never really sure if you were correct until years later.
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14y ago
The key takeaway for me is that when marketing products to non programmers, you can still create a very believable personal touch with emails and all correspondence. Using first names, sending emails at non scheduled times, and even potent
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14y ago
RE: YC Tag - I think it is because Heroku was acquired.
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14y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the film finished and accepted to film festivals before they started the kickstarter project? The KS funds mostly went to finishing a website and companion material to the movie. Excerpt from the kickst
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This is the biggest I could find: http://gerrycanavan.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/electoral10-...
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14y ago
"My wife does not appreciate the automation of the expression of love."
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14y ago
Would you say it's a customizable investments that roughly equate to targeted retirement year fund? For example, a target 2025 retirement date mutual fund, but more specialized for short term investments?
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14y ago
This was posted here last week: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5046178 (slightly different link, but same text)
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14y ago
My girlfriend is interested in design, but she's not a hacker. Could anyone recommend any courses for her? I haven't been able to find any.
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14y ago
I would much rather prefer $100 per message spam than free to send spam. As for a point of order, this wouldn't be considered spam anyway: A message is Spam only if it is both Unsolicited and Bulk. Unsolicited Email is normal email (example
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14y ago
I believe this is what otherinbox does.
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14y ago
If I'm anywhere close to $50,000 from a kickstarter campaign, I'm busting my ass to make sure I hit the goal. There shouldn't be an excuse for this. It's unacceptable.
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14y ago
If that's the case, this scenario is a win for the people who pledged money.
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14y ago
RE: status code depending on login state - You could curl the homepage and see if the logout link exists
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14y ago
I don't think this demerits your comment, but it should be known that Psy went to school at Boston University and Berklee College of Music (both in Boston, USA).
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14y ago
This sounds extremely similar to the Mitt Romney formula.
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14y ago
I'd second PHP (plus a framework, perhaps). I suggest PHP mostly to avoid friction. If I had to start w/ setting up rails, I would probably have given up before finishing the installation.
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14y ago
I learned recently that legally, "liking" something on Facebook is considered an endorsement of that product or service. I'm sure the law still needs to catch up to technology, but this news stopped all my "liking" activities.
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14y ago
I believe he's talking about the job posts that don't allow comments.
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14y ago
Anything he believes is good for the public but may have hindered his reelection.
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October Rails Research From Thoughtbot
(tinyletter.com)
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I've never heard of manpacks until an hour ago, but thanks to this article, I'm now a customer. I'm curious what their churn rate was before it was reduced to 2%.
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14y ago
I had this problem with FTP/PHP projects. I now use and highly recommend deployhq.
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