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16y ago
Yes.
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I take that to mean the United States and Europe. Python is used extensively in the sciences and financial services on both sides of the pond.
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I am hiring a freelance designer located on the East Coast of the US for Blueleaf.com to start immediately. (Restriction due to timezone and a need to have someone familiar with the basics of the particulars of the American financial servi
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If you've ever met them, the actual awesomeness is just how bad-ass Rich and Bill are.
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16y ago
If you're looking for an actual bank, BankSimple is going for this. The founders are smart ex-finance dudes, and Alex Payne is the guy in charge of the web app.
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16y ago
I'd be hesitant to use your service without a referral. Your site doesn't list your restaurants, your fees, or your happy clients. It's just a Google Doc lead gen form. Why?
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16y ago
It sucks to be told as someone who hasn't had an exit yet that you have to not only build something but also get real users before angel investors will help you. But it's a message that needs to be beaten into entrepreneurs looking for ext
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16y ago
I'd love to be angel investor. I'd love to spend $120K doing 12 deals at $10K each. Guess what? I'm not accredited. Also guess what? I can't get loans to go become an angel investor. So I'm going to business school instead. (OK, not
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PayPal Upgrade Calculator
(transfs.com)
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To everyone who thinks he's crazy, a single, solitary counter that is in no way indicative of a trend or a pattern: when it comes time to have someone build our iPhone app, I know who my first e-mail will be. You wanna know why? I know his
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16y ago
Folks, their customers are intelligence agencies and the government. They spread through referrals from the CIA to NSA to State to DOD to NIH to whatever the hell. Then they get referrals to their counterparts at friendly governments. Th
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16y ago
Use KISSmetrics for funnels, Mixpanel for cohorts, and Clicky for visitor-level details. Sadly, there's no good "one true alternative" for metrics yet.
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I'm astonished these guys haven't raised more and sooner. I think they're a huge thunder lizard that will absolutely be one of the big, ubiquitous companies through this decade.
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16y ago
You may need a Facebook or Twitter account to create an account, but you log in with separate Quora credentials. The purpose of the FB and Twitter integrations is so that other users can see the social proof of your credentials and credibi
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16y ago
This is tangentally related, but I'm going to break my contract with Verizon after buying a Motorola Devour in March. I believe that Motorola and VZW have broken an implied promise to support my Android phone through the update cycle; it s
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The Plumbing Revolution: Developers' Improving Toolbox
(graysky.org)
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IPhone 4: Who cares about pixel density? It's about interface definition.
(blog.dustincurtis.com)
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16y ago
This is a really big deal - now you can evaluate gateways purely on their technical merits, then go and find the best deal on the (commodity) merchant account. If you're using ActiveMerchant on Rails, then you really can find great dea
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Screen Credit Card Processors By Gateway
(transfs.com)
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OHMIGOD I'M GOING TO FINALLY BE ABLE TO HIRE COMPETENT FREELANCERS PRAISE BE TO JESUS
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16y ago
I love how the top story on Hacker News reminds me that I owe Danielle an e-mail after TC Disrupt to get myself a Twilio t-shirt. :) waves at Danielle
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16y ago
It probably makes more sense to also have the states/cities alphabetized as well. Otherwise, you have to scroll up/down or search for "Chicago" to find all the Chicago hackerspaces.
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16y ago
Dropbox: yes WordPress: no, but MT pissed everyone off with their license change, so they picked up where MT left off Google: yes (although AltaVista was the SE people were using back then)
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I'm non-technical and co-founded a startup. I would never do it again without a technical co-founder or learning to code myself. So I'm learning Ruby. You can do a full-on MSCS from Stanford, or you can just teach yourself how to code, b
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Every single GP will admit it's a total giveaway when they're drinking and amongst their kind. How do I know? I've been drinking with many in my time as an investment banker, junior VC employee, and "trusted" entrepreneur. You know what's
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This is going to sound a bit presumptuous, but with your background, you might be able to get to market much quicker if you approached some life sciences VCs first. They may be able to introduce you to someone who can handle the CS side, g
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Hey, does anyone here have the AirBNB founders' info? It'd be really nice of them if they could help to arrange a donation of an apartment(s) through July in NYC for these girls.
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From the MeTa: "If you go through the thread and click on the links for the Lux Lounge, it's a sometime-strip joint, with soft-core ads, in Brighton Beach (a Russian mafia stronghold)--that they were asked to show up at, last minute after o
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Here's the Ask MeFi thread: http://ask.metafilter.com/154334/Help-me-help-my-friend-in-D... and here's the MetaTalk thread: http://metatalk.metafilter.com/19304/The-kindness-of-strange... It was amazing to watch this unfold, mainly beca
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I have to defend the Recurly folks here. They made a bet on flat-rate pricing over per-use pricing. Turns out that a flat-rate plan hurts you on the low end (people who won't use you at all, and where the uproar was) and on the high end (
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