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by rudasn 16y ago
- "Hey can you build me a house?" - "Sure, how big do you want it? How many rooms?" - "I'll tell you what. Build the house and we see how it goes".
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by rudasn 16y ago
I remember reading on TC a few years ago about a new P2P music sharing, micro-payments service (all the buzz words in). You would download a client and share your music collection on a P2P network and get paid for sharing (or something like
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by rudasn 16y ago
What you are doing is very cool. I once tried to teach my girlfriend's little brother (~13 years old) "how to make websites" but it didn't work out so well. Please keep us posted on how you approach the situation and how it goes. I agree wi
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Ask HN: What are your thoughts on pulling a "Jason Zimdars"?
1 points by rudasn 16y ago|1 comments
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by rudasn 16y ago
I'm confused about the HTML, CSS, JavaScript part. Are those supposed to be complementary skills to a designer (in this form)? What about someone who's a bit better at those skills rather than the actual design?
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by rudasn 16y ago
"The essential is invisible to the eyes." This applies for design as well. I think you should read a little more about what design is before you go around saying a designer is a pair of hands who knows photoshop.
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by rudasn 16y ago
Well, if commenting is your job then perhaps you should. That is the point being made here I believe.
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by rudasn 16y ago
I'm not a programmer but I still think I have something to share. When I was 16 (ten years ago) I had an IRC channel about a very specific genre of music. I thought it would be cool to also have a website about it. So I used one of those ge
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by rudasn 16y ago
You could learn a couple of things just by looking the code of others. If you use jQuery you can see the source and find this kind of code in many places. Also: var x = a || b || (function(){ /* stuff here */ })() or var a =
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by rudasn 16y ago
I really regret not paying attention to maths at school. What exactly is the % doing there? What is the purpose of % normally?
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by rudasn 16y ago
I didn't take any action on your site (quite busy at the moment) but I have a few suggestions on your design. - Try not to use sans serif (Helvetica) and serif (Georgia) fonts at the same time. Choose one and stick to it. If you are going f
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by rudasn 16y ago
I would say "test it" because more users usually means better chances of getting feedback on how to make the game better. Other than that, I think the mental cost of having a paragraph explaining what the game is and having to click a "PLAY
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by rudasn 16y ago
I've been through Django's docs several times and also bought the book from Kaplan Moss (don't recall the name, for v. 0.96). I read most of the book a couple of times. It took me more than a year to actually do something that worked, most
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by rudasn 16y ago
I really admire the design of reddit. Many new users/visitors are immediately turned off by the design but that is until they "get" what reddit is. Reddit has achieved to be so many things to so many different people (through the subreddits
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Please review my side project: Save & watch again your favourite videos on Lideo
1 points by rudasn 16y ago|0 comments
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by rudasn 16y ago
Yeah, don't forget to set DEBUG = False. The above error message should never been seen by users. Also, when DEBUG = True Django stores all SQL queries (and other stuff I don't remember now)* in memory*. Not good.
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by rudasn 16y ago
I have that same problem as you. Since my personal monthly budget is very low I tend to keep track of my expenses closely. I still don't know how exactly I'm going to market my app but I'm leaning towards having a "personal" version without
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by rudasn 16y ago
I'm working on an expenses/purchases app at the moment. I have small businesses in mind but I am also considering a personal aspect. What is it that you want to get out of such an application?
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by rudasn 16y ago
The only time I used enterprise software was during some SAP sessions in Uni. I honestly did not know what I was supposed to do and what I was doing. I remember our tutors being so frustrated at the whole process they ended up telling us cl
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by rudasn 16y ago
I haven't used Mint (as it's US-based right?) but from what I understand is similar. The main difference however is that Rabbit is more focused on orders, invoices, and payments not just about recording the things you bought. Also Mint is m
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by rudasn 16y ago
This is basically a web application to record and keep track of your purchases. It is targeted mostly to small businesses, not individuals. I have put together that website yesterday and today put it online. I believe I am about a month awa
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I've been working on this during the last month or so. Can we talk about it?(rabbitpurchasing.com)
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by rudasn 16y ago
Currently I use webfaction.com for two (nearly dead) projects but I'm considering linode.com or djangy.com for my next one. I've found webfaction to have great support but their RAM/cost ratio isn't so good.
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by rudasn 16y ago
Hey just wanted to say thanks for the cool product you are building. Etsy is just great. (the video is cool too)
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by rudasn 16y ago
If your time is of essence then you surely understand that other people's time is of essence too. If you want others to help you, you better start by helping your self. Take the time and learn the stuff you need to learn. Just because the
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by rudasn 16y ago
have you considered offering a "pay as you go" package based on the clubs membership count? they pay a flat fee of X a month (or X-5% a year) and Y per member per month. This only makes sense if your program has something to do with the clu
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by rudasn 16y ago
This was your "weekend" project right? I remember seeing it and reading the blog post a while ago. Would you be willing to share some info on your numbers (visits, conversion rates etc)?
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by rudasn 16y ago
Well I wasn't really thinking about "integrated" solutions like ERP systems (ala SAP) but something simpler but not that much. I guess what you are saying the "sweet spot" for a "simple" app is to do exactly one set of things that each on
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What are your thoughts on having many webapps each responsible for one task?
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by rudasn 16y ago
Have you considered the possibility that online video encoding is only a partial solution to a greater problem? Why do people want to encode videos? What do they do afterwards? Have you considered providing an API for developers and reduced

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