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by saluki 11y ago
https://www.prairiemoon.com/seeds/grasses-sedges-rushes/hier...
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by saluki 11y ago
No blog/cms. No Drupal. Actually Drupal feels ancient and archaic at this point. I wouldn't recommend it for anything. If it was strictly a blog I would use Wordpress. Plus using a framework like Drupal or even Wordpress you'
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by saluki 11y ago
I would change it now. It would be different if you didn't own ZenCaster.com, but you do so re-brand (slightly) now, rather than later. You: Sure just go to ZenCastr.com! Potential Client: Is that ZenCaster.com, just like it sounds. Yo
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by saluki 11y ago
How did you lose two months of earnings? Just curious if you worked two months before invoicing the client. (I am not a lawyer but just some thoughts/ideas) If you didn't work for your client and it was a long time ago I would exp
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by saluki 11y ago
That's why they call it work - (half kidding, half serious, I tell my friends this all the time when they complain about their day job). The economy/job market isn't the greatest so be glad you're able to do something yo
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by saluki 11y ago
y, I think providing your credentials is a bad idea and haven't done it. This came up in a thread a few weeks ago. I can't believe banks aren't required to provide a read-only access and/or API to your account. That woul
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by saluki 11y ago
Sounds tempting to get them to try it out . . . but I would avoid mixing your work world and future company/product world, keep them isolated, you have your contract that states it's your IP but if this thing is really awesome and
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by saluki 11y ago
I would recommend adding this Admin time in to your hourly or project rates. Most clients aren't going to be happy with an added admin/maint. fee. If it's built in to your rate it's easier for everyone to handle and you
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by saluki 11y ago
Do, or do not. There is no try. -Yoda Do you think this keeps down other founders from 'making it happen'. If you're interested in starting a web related company. I would recommend learning the basics. Learn some HTML, CSS, j
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by saluki 11y ago
I'm amazed banks don't provide a read only login to use with services like Mint. I never understood providing your banking full access username/password to any service.
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by saluki 11y ago
I wouldn't worry too much . . . just keep it in mind . . . the future is filled with all sorts of unknowns . . . not 100% of developers will get laid off/replaced by cheaper labor but it's a possibility (Disney, CA Power comp
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by saluki 11y ago
I think it's good advice to get a degree in general. I would think about testing out taking a CS course and see if you enjoy it and is something you like. You'll never regret having a degree. That said at this point in your caree
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by saluki 11y ago
+1 for selling as well . . . you can do/learn almost anything on AWS, Digital Ocean, etc . . . Plus depending on the number of racks you have running it will cost more in electricity each month than the cost of a few VPS accounts.
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by saluki 11y ago
Great product I use everyday. If you like and use a tool support it. I paid.
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by saluki 11y ago
I wouldn't worry about it too much. I find myself up at 4 am some mornings working, putting together emails, especially if it's something exciting or on my mind. If he only requires 6 hours of sleep he might be turning in at 10pm
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by saluki 11y ago
Be positive . . . make the most of it . . . but keep looking for remote rails opportunities . . . polish up your rails skills in the evening and start a side project/rails app to keep your skills sharp/improve them. At work, stay
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by saluki 11y ago
Check out Derick Bailey's site for NodeJS: https://sub.watchmecode.net/
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by saluki 11y ago
Congratulations on executing, launching and getting customers. I expect you have a list of emails of previous signups(in a backup of your db), send out a personal email to each one thanking them for giving you guys a try, what did you like&
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by saluki 11y ago
Why? http://laravel.com (Great Framework) http://laravel.com/docs/5.0/homestead (Quick setup of a local development environment matching production) https://forge.laravel.com/servers (
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by saluki 12y ago
I would recommend keeping your priesthood, pension and benefits and continue your ministry and build this as a side project or seek donations to fund it and have contractors build it. I don't see anything pressing that has to take you
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by saluki 12y ago
It's not easy, lots of us are still looking for our first big win. At 25 you have lots of at bats to succeed with a startup/business. I wouldn't say you're stuck in a day job as a programmer. That's why they call it
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by saluki 12y ago
pre-IPO, I would make the best of your current situation, stay in your current team and play the game like a champ. I would try to make the best of your current situation/team, you might look weak switching teams. Don't rock the
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by saluki 12y ago
I think most customers would prefer to know that this is going to cost me $99/month till I hit a certain level of XYZ and that you will contact them when they approach that level to move up to the next plan. Plus for your benefit I thi
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by saluki 12y ago
Don't look back at where you've been . . . There are lots of people in their 30s and 40s working on their first startup/business idea. You're ahead of them. Focus on where you're going. 26 is young, just make the mo
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by saluki 12y ago
You should fall under the free plan for mandrill, 12k emails per month I believe. It's fast and free to sign up and test it out. I use it on all my projects and haven't had any issues. I've heard good things about both mandri
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by saluki 12y ago
Few people graduate exactly on time in four years. Changing majors, took a semester off, took extra classes, internship etc, lighter class load while working. When listing your degree I would just show the year you graduated not a start&#x2
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by saluki 12y ago
How about multiple ejectable tubes(wing tips, tail and nose locations)that record flight and voice data and are ejected if an explosion or structural failure is detected or if the speed and trajectory indicates the plane will impact the gro
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by saluki 12y ago
I would, great exposure, lots of new customers. More revenue than your typical day. Plus lots of people to spread the word about how great your app is.
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by saluki 12y ago
Initially I would start with something like TeamTreehouse to get your feet wet and learn the basics. Also I would learn HTML and CSS first (if you haven't already) then dive into javascript.
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by saluki 12y ago
No, I love working on a mac (hardware and software).

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