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by terrellm 16y ago
That's my understanding as explained by my CPA a few minutes ago.
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by terrellm 16y ago
In addition to the 1099 nightmare, there's also the S-corp self employment tax nightmare where all s-corp income has the 15.3% self-employment tax imposed, not just the earned income. I predict a mass switch to C-corps. From http://www.bu
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by terrellm 16y ago
Sorry if I came across as if I worked for them. Feel free to click my profile link and check out my businesses - I use my real name and have nothing to hide. I sell software to cattle ranchers and horse owners. The reason I mentioned Brai
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by terrellm 16y ago
PayPal’s merchant services business has grown by over 40 percent year over year The reason Paypal is growing so fast is their rates are extremely competitive if you play by their game. I really feel for the guys like Braintree who
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by terrellm 16y ago
How is this different than Math Overflow ( http://mathoverflow.net/ ) which is another Stack Exchange site?
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The End of Location Based Applications?(blogmaverick.com)
30 points by terrellm 16y ago|38 comments
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by terrellm 16y ago
Here's a YouTube video that shows 3 of those points... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFAK8ubYtZE
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by terrellm 16y ago
Yes, I graduated in '03 from the MBA program and '99 in INFO. Drop me an email with your contact info (my email is in my profile). If you are around Aggieland, come out and visit us sometime.
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by terrellm 16y ago
There's definitely a risk of losing the modest revenue stream that I've had for the last 10 years and hope continues for another 10. It's something that I'm aware and try to prepare for in both my business (branding, continue to innovate,
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by terrellm 16y ago
Glad to hear and feel free to contact me if you ever want to visit. As you probably know, being an entrepreneur in an MBA program can be trying as the corporate-minded students and professors look down on your "little business" while your n
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by terrellm 16y ago
I've owned the same company for 10 years where I've sold software to cattle ranchers and horse owners in almost 60 countries. My company started out as lifestyle business. Then after I got my MBA I was ready to build it to sell so I could
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Create your own Old Spice Voicemail(oldspicevoicemail.com)
1 points by terrellm 16y ago|0 comments
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by terrellm 16y ago
It's all about perspective - when comparing to actual television sure Hulu's single ad is a welcome breath of fresh air. When compared to Netflix, iTunes, Amazon, DVD, etc ads become distracting whether it's 1 ad or multiple ads - you are
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by terrellm 16y ago
It's even further cheaper when you place a value on your time spent watching Hulu's commercials. Not to mention the decreased entertainment experience from the commercial interruptions.
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by terrellm 16y ago
Why not leave the defaults until you are directed otherwise? Wordpress and some plugins will either require write access to .htaccess so they can make changes or give you the text to copy-paste yourself. Things like your URL structure can
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by terrellm 16y ago
I assumed he was defending TC since he states that he is a writer in his profile here on HN.
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by terrellm 16y ago
Not sure why the down vote. I interpreted the submitter's image to imply a benefit of Adblock being a shorter page and cleaner layout, which is a problem that is better solved by both Readability and Instapaper.
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by terrellm 16y ago
Actually, it's why Readability ( http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/ ) and Instapaper Text ( http://www.instapaper.com/extras ) bookmarklets exist. They blocks all the ads and non-essential content, ensures columns are wide enoug
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by terrellm 16y ago
Nice site and interesting app. It seems like more of a mockup organization system than a tool for creating mockups (like Balsamiq or Mockingbird), which was my initial thought looking at the name. Perhaps you can interface with them someh
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The Many Faces (And Sculptures) Of Edward Tufte(npr.org)
2 points by terrellm 16y ago|0 comments
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by terrellm 16y ago
So not only are they content thieves, they are also cybersquatters with names like: starwarsanswers.com iphoneqna.com facebook-questions.com nfl-questions.com squarespaceanswer.scom astonmartinanswers.com volkswagenanswers.c
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by terrellm 16y ago
From 3 years ago but it certainly still holds true. As mentioned in the comments, many PPC'ers use http://www.splittester.com to help determine if there's enough data to determine a winner. SEOBook recently opened another site focused pr
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How To Be A Real Elite Programmer And Make Sure Everybody Knows It(skorks.com)
17 points by terrellm 16y ago|7 comments
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by terrellm 16y ago
I agree - I saw the avatars and think I should either be able to click through to the person's profile on your site or at least their Twitter account.
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by terrellm 16y ago
If it's your site or a site you have access to the Google Analytics for, you can add a filter to exclude your IP.
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by terrellm 16y ago
Another reason to use randomly generated passwords and a password manager like 1Password. I don't know 99.9% of my passwords and instead rely on 1Password to fill them in. The nice thing about a password manager with form fill is that it w
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by terrellm 16y ago
There's a Microsoft Case Study on the site here: http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Windows-Server-2008-R2-... Based on timelines, it looks like they developed in the first version of MVC.
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Ask HN: Has anyone chosen ASP.NET MVC 2 over Rails for their web app
16 points by terrellm 16y ago|13 comments
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by terrellm 16y ago
Thanks for the compliment. It's the result of an programmer marrying an ag major and trying to find a career they can enjoy together. We couldn't find one so had to create one.
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by terrellm 16y ago
As far as expert marketers, I've learned a lot from SEOBook.com's community which has a lot of SEOs and online marketers. The membership isn't free but it has a great Signal to Noise ratio.

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