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by spIrr 10y ago
Alice, do you recognise guest receivables the day a booking is made, not the day after check-in ("services rendered")? If that's true, not sure if this is correct, i.e., this event doesn't seem to meet the asset recognit
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Ask HN: How do you generate dummy data for testing?
1 points by spIrr 10y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How do you procure data for software tests?
1 points by spIrr 10y ago|1 comments
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by spIrr 10y ago
I'll post a comment from ProductHunt, which might give a bit more context to where the founder sees this going, and why cash rides make sense under certain circumstances he designed the app for: […] I have gone to the founder's bl
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by spIrr 10y ago
From 00:50 to 01:10, why is the car driving in the left lane, when the right lane is clearly not turning? It's strange to see this behaviour as someone living in Germany, where you are supposed to, by default, drive in the right lane i
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by spIrr 10y ago
Good points. The new IFRS 15 tries to deal with those issues, and defines principles of performance obligations, un-bundling etc., which should be helpful in this case. I'm sure the Big 4s have issued Q&As and position papers to th
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by spIrr 10y ago
It's actually wrong to book revenues until one has satisfied the performance obligations to the customers, i.e., until the services have been provided. It means that I can't book revenues for 10 years ahead under no circumstances.
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by spIrr 10y ago
I've seen their prospectus on FE International, and was surprised by some numbers. Interesting to listen to the founder's reflection now.
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Ask HN: What did you achieve in January 2016?
21 points by spIrr 11y ago|32 comments
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by spIrr 13y ago
Does this raise a concern of people stopping donating to Watsi directly, since many, many treatments will be funded from this one donation and no unfunded treatments will be available?
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by spIrr 13y ago
Why doesn't it deploy over one's back?
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Ask HN: Did your side project become your main source of income in 2013?
18 points by spIrr 13y ago|13 comments
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by spIrr 13y ago
Promo page for the new technology (called "Ultrarope"): http://download.kone.com/ultrarope/index.htm
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Ask HN: what are the money-making ideas one just can't screw up?
1 points by spIrr 14y ago|1 comments
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by spIrr 14y ago
Great topic! Don't have a startup by myself, but am looking for some inspiration for 2013 :)
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by spIrr 14y ago
This is a great post, itsprofitbaron. Thank you! I will follow your advice and build something i am interested in (and expand my programming knowledge). Good luck with your ventures!
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Ask HN: How does one make a profitable side project with $1k in savings?
8 points by spIrr 14y ago|11 comments
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by spIrr 15y ago
I am working at a Big4 company and thinking about having a side income, eventually full time. I am able to code tweak some php/rails/html/css. Have you ever thought about starting out with niche sites for your/our industry? Please leave you
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by spIrr 15y ago
freeincomestatement-dot-com (non-clickable on purpose, for now)
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by spIrr 15y ago
Could you please elaborate on this? What are the "types" of your sites? Thank you!
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by spIrr 15y ago
Nice stories for your son to share with his grandsons.
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by spIrr 15y ago
Awesome, this is some superior reply giving a very good insight about your industry! Thank you! My question is, is there something specific about the photography vertical which makes all the sub-niches so lucrative? For example, email newsl
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by spIrr 15y ago
I don't think the employees are really interested in tracking their own time 'for real' and just fill in their timesheets as they do it every day.
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by spIrr 15y ago
If possible, could you expose any more details on this? It it more re-packing like bundling it with other software, or just using your own logo, or more like customizing? Many thanks in advance!
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by spIrr 15y ago
Thank you, this would be a better title for the question i was essentially thinking of. :)
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by spIrr 15y ago
If i understand you correctly, one does have to pick a big industry, pick a niche, (sell in bulk,) combine it with something else to add more value compared to similar products?
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by spIrr 15y ago
On the other hand, flashlights are not that cheap, if you think of a decent xenon/led light in the middle to upper class. So have to think a bit before you make your choice about a flashlight.
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by spIrr 15y ago
Patrick, i sincerely want to thank you for participating in this thread. I feel like you have the accumulated amount of knowledge everyone trying to do business both online and offline has to know (or, at least, trying to). Do you ever feel
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by spIrr 15y ago
And how is that still possible? If there is huge a variety of time-tracking apps, how can you possible acquire a decent amount of customers? Verticals?
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by spIrr 15y ago
Tell us more about that 5 hour per month thing, please. You know, a lot of people from developing countries, including myself, find $60k a very big pile of money.

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