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by tucaz 15y ago
I think this is the key. I tried almost all work models (partially remote, full remote, office work and so on) and found that each of then has pros and cons and the secret is to find which one offers you the most pain solvers and which offe
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by tucaz 15y ago
I have been doing this for almost 3 years now and I surely agree that work from home is at the same time the best and worst in the world. Its very nice because, as you said, you control everything. However it is also very bad because you d
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by tucaz 15y ago
I don't live in the US but I do some business there sometimes. It would be really nice if foreigners could open an account, but I think that because the lack of a Social Security Number this is not possible, right? Actually, I have a bank
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Is Node.cs a cure for cancer?(ayende.com)
1 points by tucaz 15y ago|0 comments
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by tucaz 15y ago
I totally agree with every word of it. Buying good stuff (good as in quality, not in fancy) is crucial to make your life better and easier as a professional programmer and I bet one of my fingers that this holds true for other professions t
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by tucaz 15y ago
From what I've seen, unfortunately the best approach is to use your gut feeling and try different prices over different time :( I can't confirm this technique (is it?) myself, but I'm in process of publishing something for money and will ha
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Ask HN: What is your information management workflow?
1 points by tucaz 15y ago|1 comments
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by tucaz 15y ago
What kind of documentation? Code documentation? Process documentation? Architecture documentation? Something else? Anyway, I like the idea of a Wiki or something similar. Everyone can contribute to it, it's easy to setup and not much effort
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by tucaz 15y ago
Can you share a little bit about how was it? Looks very interesting!
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by tucaz 15y ago
I agree with you completely when u say that passion is necessary. However, I plan on being able to start living from my own work sometime in the next 10 years and that's why thinking about money is somewhat important even in the beginning.
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by tucaz 15y ago
Don't know what that means too :) It would also be nice if you know any other small apps that are successful out there.
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Ask HN: Does an app need to be big to make money?
8 points by tucaz 15y ago|16 comments
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by tucaz 15y ago
How the hell they found something that is xx billion light years away? Isn't that xx the amount of time that light (or whatever else) needs to get here so they can see/measure it?
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by tucaz 15y ago
Looks very nice. Will try it. Kudos!
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by tucaz 15y ago
> Most projects don't really do anything in 70 lines of codes (although there are some notable and AWESOME exceptions.) This project does not do anything in 70 lines of code. If we wanted we could create this "functionality" with some l