salahxanadu

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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Speaking from experience, there is very little margin in drop-shipping so you need to do a lot of volume. To do a lot of volume you really need to be spending on ppc ads. If you pour your heart into this and do about 1mm in sales a year you
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Tax Slayer is cheaper and better than turbo tax. fyi
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
My job is in jeopardy for presenting this document in a code review. Most of the communication at my workplace is through teleconferencing, even when people are in the same room. I wrote this in response to the lack of specifications or out
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How to work with Creative Professionals(pastebin.com)
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Will you only target english?
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
You're right, serving size should be the package unless it is likely not to be consumed all at once. I have been mining the USDA nutrition database lately and have found some good things. However, I wish it was more specific and stringent.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
I wonder if this is just a way to get around all of those horrible reviews. They'll probably put it up again soon with cleared reviews.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
As a person in an office where gotomeeting is the norm, none of the executives ever come into the office and on a daily basis projects are given to programmers or graphic designers that are ill-concieved, needed immediately, without copy or
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Is this CEO making enough to get by on? Often founder fatigue hits hardest when there is little money to do anything but try to recoup. Can he get a raise to increase his interest?
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
University is tough. That's why it is a rite of passage. Do you think that any job will be easier to get or less boring to do? Also by dropping out you'll be hampering your earning potential. Keep it up. Find other subjects to whet your app
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
I'd look into local user groups with monthly meetings. Conferences and hack-a-thons are really great places to learn things and write some code, respectively.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
I think the experience of a college or university degree is well worth the time and money. You may meet others that have your same interests. You may be exposed to concepts and ideas that you have no concept of now. It might happen because
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
I think is skewed because those particular developers don't code for those platforms. I think there are just generally more web programmers (the bar is much lower).
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
I would look for something local and don't try to be a full-fledged adult yet. You've got dues to pay, don't be a mucky-muck about it. Ask you parents and their friends. Perhaps offer to help out doing IT things as a volunteer for a while.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
I think these 'I'm european, I'll work for free' posts are a bit tiring. It is a very difficult proposition and if we take into account business rules and regulations it becomes much more unsavory. Why not just ask for a tour or find people
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
I agree with the PHP module. Why not Objective-J or other languages+ToolAPIs that exist now (and are not easy to install and get working).
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
I just signed away 10% of a company I founded. It was hampered by loans from the origination of the business 5 years ago. Had that orignal money not been equity AND loans we'd have been profitable 18 months ago. I was laid off in September
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
$200 less than a macbook retina 13" with 2560x1600. Up until now there have been no competitors even near this resolution.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Well, first of all most of that code is straight C. Anybody can create a simple package to make 5 lines 1 line if you only want it to do one thing. Weak sauce. This is just a marketing attempt.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
A good Portfolio is really key. I've pivoted from being a web developer to a mobile developer (iOS & Droid). I only got hired for this job because I had 3 apps in the app-store. I was passed over for many jobs that I was qualified for,
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Bill Gates recently said he reads before bed and sleeps at least 7 hours a night. He said if he doesn't get at least that much his "IQ begins to drop". [CBS Interview]
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
I seem to own computers for a long time(3-4yrs), so paying a little more for a solid machine is worthwhile to me. I spent the most I have ever to get a MBPr and it..is..the..damn..future. I've not owned a sub $700 laptop for more than a yea
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
COBRA is ridiculously expensive. Go on ehealthinsurance and find yourself a plan. You'll be able to get something minimal for cheap and something comprehensive for mostly affordable prices.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Sleep Anytime between 10:15-11pm and I wake up at 8:45 to bike to work by 9.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
The first thing I'd do is prototype the game out on paper. I'm serious. That will inform you about data structures and interface options.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Great info. Reading code is one of the most basic and fundamental things to do to learn new systems and languages. Please note your != you're.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Go to your local newspaper and try to get them to write a story for you. Show up with a written press release that they can use as a guide. Perhaps you might get a little press there. You'll have an even better chance if you offer to buy an
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Yep, this will just give them a bad name.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
This is the sad truth. They get ZERO dollars from the federal government yet have been tasked with this ridiculously raw deal.
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by salahxanadu 14y ago
Could you go to a conference to add in some social events that are programming-related? Perhaps having self-imposed deadlines and social support would be helpful. Do you know any programmers that could be a bit of a mentor? I went through a

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