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Invoice creator(paydirtapp.com)
3 points by toast76 14y ago|0 comments
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by toast76 14y ago
The title changed, and hence the topic. So no instead of a conversation about visualisations in JS, we'll have one about prime numbers. If the OP thought the "prime number" aspect was interesting, he would have posted it as such. Instead I'
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by toast76 14y ago
What a lot of shit. 8 companies from this year's Startmate batch incorporated in the US from day 1 (last year only 2 flipped up post incorporation). Flightfox is in YC. Happy Inspector is in 500 startups. Scriptrock raised in the US. Ninjab
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by toast76 14y ago
It's less that it's a nightmare, and more that there aren't enough people that have done it to know the right way to go about it. We've been trying for 6months to get an ESOP off the ground, and have had a hard time finding an accountant/la
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by toast76 14y ago
No no no! She actually DOES want you to fix the tap. Even if she didn't tell you she hates it. You MUST fix the tap!! PLEASE, FOR YOUR OWN WELLBEING!! FIX THE TAP!
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by toast76 14y ago
As a parent of a 3 year old boy, I can tell you you may as well read it 8, 5, 6, 3, 1, 2, 4 for all the difference it makes. When his sister destroys his latest Lego construction, no amount of mirroring will stop him from having the mother
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by toast76 14y ago
...or you can keep on working knowing that your services will be magically back online without you lifting a finger.
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by toast76 14y ago
$50/month 3.0% + 50c per transaction https://pin.net.au/pricing
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by toast76 14y ago
$50/mth and 3% + 50c per transaction
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by toast76 14y ago
This is BS. Your users DO care. When our service is down for some reason, the ONLY question we get (like this one we got today) is - "Has the service been down recently? If so, no worries - it happens, just wanted to report and see if this
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by toast76 14y ago
I'm just a dev. I don't actually know what I mean :)
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by toast76 14y ago
As I mentioned below, the IE "Support" is likely a by-product of using SASS or LESS to compile their CSS.
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by toast76 14y ago
I think you'll find that they're using LESS or SASS or something. Such that when you define a box shadow that it produces the appropriate CSS for each respective browser.
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by toast76 14y ago
1.6% is 1.6% no matter how big the number is... Personally, if my app were making 12 MILLION DOLLARS a year I'd either a) not care about that $200k a year or b) I'd then have the resources to do something about it If I were these guys I'd
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by toast76 14y ago
Personally, I think it's up to the individual (or in this case, collective) investor to perform due diligence before handing over your cash. I've only chipped into 3 kickstarter projects, but in each instance I'd done the appropriate due di
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Stop complaining about your clients and put them to work(blog.bugherd.com)
1 points by toast76 14y ago|0 comments
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by toast76 14y ago
I better not tell you about my beautiful ajaxified hyper-local social-mobile ninja game then.
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by toast76 14y ago
It pretty much comes down to having thumbs.
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by toast76 15y ago
Buy Foxtel for $80/month and you'll get it (about a week after the US)
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by toast76 15y ago
From Simon (the animator), "After Effects, Photoshop and Maya"
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Anatomy of a startup video(blog.bugherd.com)
4 points by toast76 15y ago|2 comments
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by toast76 15y ago
No, I didn't :) If this was an "occasional" problem, there wouldn't have been a dozen blog posts on HN about it in the last week (least of all this one). If humans are doing anything sub-optimally that's something technology can help improv
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by toast76 15y ago
Having swearing as a personal signature is like having a tattoo. It doesn't make you any "cooler", and everyone does it so it's not much of a signature. It's not that it's offensive, it just says you are unable to convey the strength of you
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by toast76 15y ago
What ever happened to "there are no stupid users, only stupid websites/applications"? The user is not broken. Wanting email to be MORE than it is does not mean users are wrong. The fact is that email does not do what the average user wants
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by toast76 15y ago
Many of the smaller ISPs (of which there are now not many) and some of the larger ISPs have peering agreements (with PIPE networks) which mean that this traffic is effectively "free". It used to be quite the selling point, but appears to be
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by toast76 15y ago
Surely you're not suggesting that the only OSS projects worth supporting are for Open Source operating systems?
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Kickstarting Open Source (Why we tipped $10k into Rails.app)(blog.bugherd.com)
16 points by toast76 15y ago|7 comments
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by toast76 15y ago
We don't get tornados in Australia. If your rock is missing, some bastard stole it.
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by toast76 15y ago
window.onerror is unreliable at best. doesn't work in all browsers. doesn't capture stack information. won't give the desired result when using libraries like jquery. doesn't work particularly well with minimized code. in most (all?) versio
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by toast76 15y ago
When i ditched .NET I went OSX :)

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