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by slugslog 13y ago
updated..PaaS comparison has been on the mind lately..sorry this didn't meet your needs (yet!)
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Show HN: Easy way to compare IaaS vendor prices and features(piqwat.com)
3 points by slugslog 13y ago|2 comments
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by slugslog 13y ago
Podcasts are the way to go. I cannot recommend RadioLab podcasts highly enough. At so many levels it's the best radio program ever made
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by slugslog 13y ago
This article provides a lot of insight. The idea is john malone's. He wants to create a cable cartel and has enough muscle to do it http://blogs.denverpost.com/techknowbytes/2014/01/14/why-joh...
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Ask HN: What's keeping you from starting something?
16 points by slugslog 13y ago|23 comments
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by slugslog 13y ago
learning coding or outsourcing the dev work both seem like non-starters to me. It's not just about getting some prototype built and walking away with it to the market. Any first attempt will be half baked at best. How do you iterate af
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by slugslog 13y ago
this is not a direct response to your question but..'estimated 10M unique users'? this is an estimate for business you are starting? or are you building it for someone who already has traffic and expects to grow? if it's the
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by slugslog 13y ago
how is this helpful? this is the classic 'works for me' response when a bug is reported..try to understand that other people may have other personalities, environments, needs, interests
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by slugslog 13y ago
I totally agree with this notion. Don't just go out and learn another programming language..it's an addiction to go after the next shiny tool/language/package that comes along. instead step away from it and focus on how
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by slugslog 13y ago
with all the varied experience that you have, why would you want to focus on a programming job. If you are good at sales, evangelizing tech, there are plenty of non programming opportunities where you can add significant value. Look at all
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by slugslog 13y ago
http://www.webtalkrevolution.com/video-podcasters-round-up-m...
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by slugslog 13y ago
definitely higher monthly fee cap the number of support hours/incidents assuming only a small percentage of incidents require physical intervention, contract out to part time local tech even if their per incident rate is high