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by sebslomski 12y ago
I wouldn't say we are competing. Our service has some features similar to patio11's, but we mostly focus on the appointment planing it self (the calendar).
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by sebslomski 12y ago
Look outside the window. I'm less then 30m away from you. 4th floor, other building. Let's meet for a coffee
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by sebslomski 12y ago
Yes, Cutters Lounge (yes, a weird name for native english speakers :) is an appointment booking software. In the beginning we focused on hair dressers, but as we've learned from them in the past years we are about to expand to other in
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by sebslomski 12y ago
That's great news! As a german based SaaS company, we get many requests from customers asking where the data is stored. Even hair dressers (one of our main customer segment) are very conscious about where their data is stored. I'm
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by sebslomski 12y ago
There is also a handy bookmarklet by @eliaskg which tells you whether a link has already been submitted to hn or not. https://github.com/eliaskg/AlreadyHN Edit: This bookmarklet by Elias also lets you submit it to hn i
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by sebslomski 12y ago
I don't think that $1000 is to much for a service like this. Having worked with many non technical founders I know about their pain of finding someone who builds a landing page for a reasonable about of money. I also know quite a few s
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Istanbul: A JavaScript code coverage tool written in JS(gotwarlost.github.io)
42 points by sebslomski 12y ago|17 comments
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by sebslomski 12y ago
I did some A/B testing with an similar auto-swipe script two months ago: A smile on the face with a red shirt performed best for me.
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by sebslomski 12y ago
1 1/2 years ago I started my company http://cutterslounge.de I didn't quit my job and started working on my company, I've already built a prototype of my product whilst being employed. This gave me the huge advant
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by sebslomski 12y ago
data:text/javascript,alert('foo')
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by sebslomski 12y ago
http://tctechcrunch2011.files.wordpress.com/2014/02/watsi.jp...
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by sebslomski 12y ago
I still remember the great 1234567890 party. We had a great time back then! (Feb 13 2009)
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by sebslomski 13y ago
In a couple of minutes: Show HN: Post cat images automatically to reddit with nodejs and another.cat
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by sebslomski 13y ago
A couple if German podcasters are about to fix this: the have crowd sourced an antenna pod fork to make it a single purpose app. Toby Bayer is the main organizer. Alle the code is open source: https://github.com/tobybaier&#x
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by sebslomski 13y ago
Cool! Why is this not on pypi?
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by sebslomski 13y ago
I envy your work style, but I'm constantly afraid I would then be poor when I'm old. What's your retirement plan? Do you even have one yet? Don't take me wrong, I'm in my mid 20s and I live in a country with offers
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The Most Terrifying Video You'll Ever See(youtube.com)
1 points by sebslomski 13y ago|0 comments
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by sebslomski 13y ago
user.failed_login: Originated from http://ipinfo.io/190.203.225.87 12 hours ago user.failed_login: Originated from http://ipinfo.io/186.88.197.206 18 hours ago user.failed_login: Originated from http:&#x2F
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Send to Kindle Button for Websites(amazon.com)
2 points by sebslomski 13y ago|0 comments
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by sebslomski 13y ago
This is the reason why I moved all data away from my server instances. My images are hosted by cloudinary(with s3 bucket backup) and my databases are Amazon RDS instances. I don't care if a server goes down, I can launch a new one in a
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by sebslomski 13y ago
I used to organize something similar in Munich, Germany called NerdLunch. Meetings like this are great to enlarge your network and to not lunch in front of your machine every day. Great to see someone made a website like this, I'll giv
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by sebslomski 13y ago
This looks great! For me as a developer, who considers using it for a side project, I would even bother to spend the 9$ for the development version. Would be great to have a (user limited?) forever free account.
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by sebslomski 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Germany based, Travel Possible) Full stack developer, primarily fronted In the last few years I've spent most of my time on mobile web apps (Senior/Architect roles), now after becoming a freelancer/prod
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by sebslomski 13y ago
I was looking for something like that (hosted) yesterday and I stumbled upon cloudinary[1]. The do the resizing part for you as well as the hosting. But the best thing they offer is face recognition. It's incredible! I haven't bee
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by sebslomski 13y ago
Great job, I love it!
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by sebslomski 13y ago
Thank you for making /r/gonewild a better place!
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by sebslomski 13y ago
Go out and meet people. Talk about your ideas, and for gods sake, listen for theirs. Share your passion. Don't be afraid of someone else stealing your idea. There is more to an idea then just "implementing" it. Stop reading all the startup
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by sebslomski 13y ago
Nice try. See you crying in 3 weeks.
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by sebslomski 13y ago
I just tried the app and I have to say it is impressive! Please tell us more about the way you built this! EDIT: Me stupid: http://www.scrambledapp.com/articles/for-developers/
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Coding Music(github.com)
2 points by sebslomski 14y ago|0 comments

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