saluki

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British Army adopts WhatsApp as an official channel for orders due to pandemic(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by saluki 7y ago|0 comments
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by saluki 7y ago
Hey, Lego is our family hobby. I had sets as a kid and built with my kids. Now we all get sets for birthdays and holidays and we have a 'LEGO Room' with a lego city and tables for building. So to get started I would get everyone a
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by saluki 7y ago
RIP Yahoo Mail! It would be nice to have that history, but easy come easy go. Excited to see what Basecamp/37 signals does with Hey.com.
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by saluki 7y ago
Other than for statistics and tracking the spread are tests really needed at this point? Is there an advantage to seeing a positive/negative test result for a patient. As there isn't a treatment plan and it seems like recommendati
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by saluki 7y ago
TV for dashboards or maybe showing an HD camera feed of a cool direction outside your office, since there aren't any windows Fathead wall clings (Star Wars?). Custom wall clings relating to your company and/or stack/tech. Pai
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by saluki 7y ago
I don't think testing provides much benefit now. Containment is not an option. There isn't really a specific treatment plan so I don't think testing is necessary for anyone at this point. I'd say just recommend everyone
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by saluki 7y ago
What country are you in? I would check your job listings and see what is in demand. Do you know anyone who is a developer. Finding a job usually comes through your network. So see if anyone knows a developer or works at a company that might
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by saluki 7y ago
INAL but I wouldn't mention anything to your employer. They will either want the IP and/or use it for free and most likely let you go if it replaces your job. If you think your product has legs I would co-found with a marketing pe
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by saluki 7y ago
If they saturate Twitter with ads I think we could see a new twitter, small team, simple basic ads to pay salaries and keep the app running smooth. Same with Google Search, someone could just create Classic Search, what Google used to be, a
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by saluki 7y ago
Lots of companies didn't care about skills and talent in 2008, they laid off engineers making the highest salaries at my company, pretty much top to bottom in order. Except for one who was good friends with the CEO but even he was let
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by saluki 7y ago
In the US you can run a business as a sole proprietorship. Sign up for Stripe and start selling subscriptions to test things out. You should probably check in to sales tax in the US and Europe that you might be responsible for. Checkout Tax
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Ask HN: Anyone Connected with Vueschool.io? SaaS Billing Best Practices?
1 points by saluki 7y ago|0 comments
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by saluki 7y ago
y, I use an automated tool to issue/renew them and all of mine that I checked were listed as OK.
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by saluki 7y ago
Lego Mindstorms, it's something you can do together at first. Check out Lego First Lego League for when they are a little older.
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by saluki 7y ago
MAGNA-TILES was the best toy we ever purchased and would be perfect for a three year old. https://www.target.com/p/magna-tiles-clear-colors-37pc-set/-... They are a little pricy but one of our child's favorit
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by saluki 7y ago
Could you setup a subscription service and have some human elements behind the scenes performing part of the work initially then slowly replace it part by part with a true SaaS.
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by saluki 7y ago
y, it's tough changing 'the way we've always done it' I would just use git/github locally for what you work on, then you can enjoy the benefits. Perhaps at some point they will need to see what something looked like
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by saluki 7y ago
I was curious too how this could happen, since the .env wouldn't normally be in the public folder. Laravel is a great framework, check out Laracasts.com and forge.laravel.com, it's a deployment tool that will spin up a VPS on AWS,
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by saluki 7y ago
If you're able to do the work just make your resume about your abilities. We almost didn't hire an engineer because one of his arms was paralyzed. After interviews our manager didn't want to hire him but I went to bat for him
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by saluki 7y ago
Build it for yourself first, see if you can get yourself using it and maybe a few clients. If it provides value to your clients you have a potential viable SaaS. Sounds like you would have to do something unique, maybe focus on a certain ni
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by saluki 7y ago
Our family hobby is lego. We all collect sets and spend time as a family lego building. I did have some lego sets as a kid. But the sets now are amazing, and yes pricey, but the quality and enjoyment is worth it. Lots of great MOCs (My own
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by saluki 7y ago
Down for me at 7:20 AM ET.
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by saluki 7y ago
y, those market places make it tough to win work and find good clients. It's a race to the lowest price and those aren't the type of clients you want to work for. Reach out to your network and let them know what services you are o
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by saluki 7y ago
If he's been there for a while and management is comfortable with him, I would just try to stay on his good side, kill him with kindness, he's probably the type just looking for a fight, I'd stay out of his cross hairs if he
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by saluki 7y ago
I was looking too, there is a map on http://www.gondwanalink.org .
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by saluki 7y ago
y, wow, can't believe they named the company Shadow.
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by saluki 7y ago
Of course you could self host your podcast audio files, but if your podcast is popular you are going to run in to issues with concurrent downloads eventually. Paid podcast hosting just makes it where you don't have to worry about a CDN
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by saluki 7y ago
Laravel feels very similar to what Rails was like in 2006. It has a great ecosystem and lots of great packages and tools to make it fun and easy to develop web applications.
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by saluki 7y ago
y, you're going to need time away from each other. It's tough being around someone at work and home. If you do have a disagreement there won't be anywhere for each of you to retreat to and decompress. I don't think I wou
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by saluki 7y ago
Check out StartUpsForTheRestOfUs.com, if you haven't already. Rob and Mike have great info, start in the archives. Rob will mention his stair step approach to leveling up. You can follow him from drop shipping beach towels, an invoicin

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