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by robodale 8y ago
It's just another metric for targeted advertising.
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by robodale 9y ago
I read that book cover-to-cover and worked most of the examples back in my middle school days. Animating that hot air balloon in the "Sprites" section...memories!
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by robodale 9y ago
This calorie amount cannot possibly apply to everyone. For example, if I spend an hour weight training and then later in the day go for a 1-hour job...I'd be in a calorie deficit for that day.
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by robodale 9y ago
There's a relevant discussion that happened recently here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16575920
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by robodale 9y ago
Very cool. It's good to see someone else using bullet points. I start with bullet points of whatever is coming to mind at the time. I don't worry about punctuation but I do pay attention to what my mind is trying to do to get me
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by robodale 9y ago
It's often called an "Intellectual Property Assignment" agreement, and they are usually way more restrictive than a simple non-compete, although you need to read either very carefully. I found out the hard way about IP assign
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by robodale 9y ago
When they're talking quintillions, that's billion billions . Yes, truly staggering.
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by robodale 9y ago
Out of all the responses here, you'd be first to market/go-live long before the others. Like you said, see what sticks, what people want, what they'll pay, and then decide what to build and how. I have no shame in using Wor
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by robodale 9y ago
That's a great question. I'm curious for opinions on this as well.
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by robodale 9y ago
"...front load your time in making your product really cool and successful, then invest the time (or money) into scaling when you need it." I agree 100%. ~premature optimization is the root of all evil~
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by robodale 9y ago
Why is your linode bill so high with so few users? I see a 32GB plan is $120/month. Do you really need that?
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by robodale 9y ago
Great info, thanks for posting.
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by robodale 9y ago
I see the comments here already tearing apart the article. I'm creating part of my SaaS offering that includes an optional service for new signups (importing and formatting company documents into our system). I thought the article was
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by robodale 9y ago
I've used and spent plenty on Upwork, and when they were called oDesk. Is there an alternative out there that (1) I can post a price for a job, (2) interview/critique candidates,(3) easily go back and forth as the job is in progre
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by robodale 9y ago
A business guide (ebook), leading to a more in-depth online course, leading to my SaaS offering which automates what the course entails.
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by robodale 9y ago
I've been asked that, and responded "...well, I don't have an answer to that yet and is why I'm in this interview." I was not offered the job.
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by robodale 9y ago
Hey folks, I'm building a web app where you create and work through checklists (part of a larger system for service companies that need procedures and work instructions for their service technicians). I'm not going to shamelessly
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by robodale 9y ago
...but I still have mosquitos hitting my windshield. Hopefully there are not many more objects like that asteroid inbound...
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by robodale 9y ago
I thought this as well. I'd love to plug my phone into a laptop-looking-thingy...and instantly have a keyboard, screen, and maybe a battery (to keep the phone charged up).
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by robodale 9y ago
I keep seeing Metaballs as Meatballs.
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by robodale 9y ago
14 year .NET veteran here. For me Javascript (actually Typescript) using Vue as the front-end reinvigorated my joy of creating web applications again.
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by robodale 9y ago
...for the price they are willing to pay.
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by robodale 9y ago
That "Zero to One" customer is a big deal. You can now ask that customer why did they buy it in the first place? Why did they take their credit card out of their purse/wallet, type their info in, and click buy? What would
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by robodale 9y ago
I'm under a tight/looming development deadline during the day and remodeling the lower level of my house at night. I find after prolonged mental strain during the day, I find it hard to do basic math with fractions to do simple c
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by robodale 9y ago
Yea, how on earth is that just a 'side note'...
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by robodale 9y ago
Excellent tips codegeek!
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by robodale 9y ago
+1 for learning Vue. I also went from Angular to Vue (skipping React outright). Looking at React component code almost looks like Vue stuff...I was surprised I was instantly understanding another framework (React).
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by robodale 9y ago
I'm building a large web app using vuejs(2). No complaints here.
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by robodale 9y ago
...And that my friends, is how you layout specs. Simple enough for anyone to read and understand, yet concrete enough to minimize interpretation variances. Love that change log.
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by robodale 9y ago
You forgot Okayden

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