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by robflynn 15y ago
That is a good point that I failed to make in my excitement. Thanks for bringing that up.
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by robflynn 15y ago
I recommend Stripe as well. I am very happy with the integration process, the simplicity of the API, as well as their exceptional customer service. There have been times during all random hours of the day and night when I have had a questio
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by robflynn 15y ago
What does he do with regards to organizing his various dates that are found within the e-mail notices? Our aim is to get everything in one place and organized, so we import lists of creditors, dates, and names as well as the PDFs. Shortly
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by robflynn 15y ago
The blackout is done manually.
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by robflynn 15y ago
To add to this, there is also a "your circles" option, which generates a post that is not fully public, but does post to ALL of your circles. So, it's some where in between the two options mentioned in point one.
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by robflynn 15y ago
Thanks for the spreadsheet. I am a Google+ user, but just went to the Google+ page on another browser (non-logged in) and the "Keep Me Posted" button has now changed to a "Sign In" button. I still have an option to send invites, though. The
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by robflynn 15y ago
I used to study Spanish but have become quite rusty at it due to lack of use over the last 10 years. Quite interested in picking up either German or Russian (I like both, I just haven't settled on one yet).
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by robflynn 15y ago
I just wanted to take a moment to say that Stripe has been a joy to use thus far. I haven't switched billing live yet but integration has been smooth and your documentation has answered answered all of my questions. I'm looking forward to f
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by robflynn 15y ago
This is pretty much how I 'cured' myself, but expanded upon a bit in another reply. Great advice all around.
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by robflynn 15y ago
And to kind of expand upon what phektus said regarding someone else always being better: Surround yourself with these people! There's an old saying, "if you're the smartest person in the room then you're standing in the wrong room." I crave
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by robflynn 15y ago
I think I have been in your shoes. I got lucky at a young age and semi-made a name for myself. I started working on an open source project when I was around 17 years old. By the time I was 18 or 19, the project was gaining in popularity.
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by robflynn 15y ago
Eerily close to what I said to my mother when I moved from NC to CA around the age of 17-18. I was on the right track, but I'll be damned if that dot-com bubble didn't stop me :P
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by robflynn 15y ago
While I do not have anything to add in the sence that I have never been a CTO, I would like to say that while you probably should have known some things going into this, I appreciate/admire your honesty regarding your shortcomings. I think
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by robflynn 15y ago
Totally off topic to the discussion, but I couldn't find any contact info for you. Are you still living in Columbia, SC? I am there as well.
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by robflynn 15y ago
Nice project. I played around for a few minutes and compiled a small list of thoughts: - I like thought the initial dashboard process was nice. The 5-step walk through got me up to speed and had me creating a proposal in no time. - I really
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by robflynn 15y ago
Clickable: http://www.quoteroller.com/
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by robflynn 15y ago
I have listed a site which uses a purchased/premium template before. However, I made it quite clear that I did not do the design work that I simply did the front end/backend coding and that someone else did the design work. I wasn't trying
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by robflynn 15y ago
I joined a start up right out of high school. It went belly up in 2001 or so, but that lead to some other jobs and what not. Though, now I'm 30 and looking for work and kind of wishing I'd done college right after high school. Maybe it's a
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by robflynn 15y ago
After thinking about it for a bit, it is definitely too low. I'll be starting higher and will adjust the price downward as necessary.
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by robflynn 15y ago
- I am beginning to think $30/mo is way too low as well. As a programmer, I've always had a tough time selecting prices. I'm going to start high and see how it goes. I can always lower the price later. This has been the most commonly echo
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by robflynn 15y ago
Honestly, the $30 is my initial thought from the price analysis based on initial customers. They are paying about $250/+yr service fees for the desktop software, so based on experience it seemed like a good place to start. I am most defini
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by robflynn 15y ago
Clickable: http://noticekeeper.com
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Ask HN: Please review my niche startup: noticekeeper.com
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by robflynn 15y ago
Which data center do you use? I have not experienced any outages with my linode server(s).
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by robflynn 15y ago
And even more sadly, it's not the "entire area." I've seen too many folks get stuck on the edge of a county line and end up serviced by neither of two providers due to their weird geographical location.
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by robflynn 15y ago
This reminds me of some work I did a few years ago in the oil and gas industry. Not nearly as advanced as this, but we essentially read data from sensors in off shore oil rigs and ran it through our system. We had some pretty nifty pattern
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by robflynn 15y ago
Alright, alright, I'll make time for it tonight.
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by robflynn 15y ago
Note that sometimes you will also have to register in your home state as a "foreign LLC" if you have created the LLC in another state.
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by robflynn 15y ago
Correct. I got what he was saying but I can see how it could be read another way. Depression did set in for a while, which is why I allowed myself to get stuck with the unsatisfying job. "Work is work, right?" I've since kicked the depressi
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by robflynn 15y ago
I probably would have been quite screwed. I didn't think that I would end up needing a bigger safety net than that, but I'm glad I had that around. Saved my butt!

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