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by sentinel 16y ago
That's a good observation. And come to think of it, I did think of a way to disallow this type of activity, but not entirely. Since the client app will run on a smartphone, the person using the phone will have to reinstall the application m
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Ask HN: A payment model similar to Google's App Engine?
3 points by sentinel 16y ago|2 comments
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by sentinel 16y ago
My 2 cents: He did get a lot of exposure from the free plan, so at least at the beginning, a free plan is a great way to start a user base. It is true that after that you will need to balance things out so that you don't get too many free u
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by sentinel 16y ago
Not for me they ain't.
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Ask HN: Who's hiring? (part-time/temporary/freelance)
2 points by sentinel 16y ago|1 comments
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by sentinel 16y ago
Brainiac disproved this at some point in the past: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-D6NI_8-Zks
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Ask HN: (No) Microsoft based start-ups?
67 points by sentinel 16y ago|142 comments
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by sentinel 16y ago
Looks very nice and I think it's an idea that will take over the market pretty soon. The old ways of finding out these deals were through websites and that meant you had to google for that information, get ads and pop-ups when now it can be
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Ask HN: Impressions on elance
8 points by sentinel 16y ago|6 comments
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by sentinel 16y ago
Any pointers for people who live in Europe?
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by sentinel 16y ago
That sounds like a great business model.
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by sentinel 16y ago
Quickly ahlatimer, vote me up!
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by sentinel 16y ago
You can downvote people here?
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by sentinel 16y ago
I love the irony in these lines: "The answer, Burton believes, lies in the fact that the average self-improvement treatise encourages the belief that personal happiness is the product of sculpted abs, nicer clothes, or more personal wealth.