tylercubell

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by tylercubell 11y ago
For PriceZombie and many other businesses, depending on one major revenue source to survive can be a death sentence and at the very least pose an existential risk. Let this be a hard lesson in diversification.
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Yes, it was a misinformed statement on the part of Phil Schiller, but I find it annoying that the author cherry-picks one line from an hour long keynote to write an overly dramatic holier-than-thou diatribe. If the author wants to make the
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Vagrant with Ansible as the provisioner. All it takes is one command and the environment is ready. It would be good in your case (following tutorials) because you can destroy the box and start over without any consequences. I would also rec
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by tylercubell 11y ago
It seems like there are several articles and security experts out there explaining how to recover data from a locked iPhone as if it were a cakewalk but where is one example of a complete soup-to-nuts case study on unlocking the same model
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Very: https://sense2vec.spacy.io/?PEANUT_BUTTER_JELLY_TIME%7CNOUN
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by tylercubell 11y ago
> we were served a demand letter Your cofounder isn't suing you yet so don't panic. They're playing the intimidation game to get what they want. > We're now completely stuck. No, you're not. You're in a n
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by tylercubell 11y ago
What's your motivation for asking this question? There are a number of solutions that solve problems around listing, credit checks, paperwork, etc. The thing that pisses off landlords the most is problem tenants. The ones that don&#x27
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Shameless plug: Once you're on Jekyll 3, check out http://jekyllthemes.io to upgrade your theme too.
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Enigma.io is great for public data too.
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Putting blind trust into a business partner. Not doing due diligence properly. Foolishly signing a letter of intent. Litigation. Losing my life savings. Saving my startup to only have it fail. Having to start over from square one. I've
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by tylercubell 11y ago
15k impressions per month on average.
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by tylercubell 11y ago
What's are the pros and cons of setting the strike price as $1? Is it intentional to inhibit employees from exercising their options?
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by tylercubell 11y ago
The only thing holding you back is you. Your life isn't going to change unless you're motivated externally (fear, anxiety) or internally (hope). Which one is better? Figure out what you're good at and double down on it. Excis
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by tylercubell 11y ago
http://jekyllthemes.io - 3 months old and making ~$50/mo through Adsense and affiliate links. Hosting is free for the next year from AWS and the domain is $30/year.
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by tylercubell 11y ago
> "Credits for Google products" > "utilize this mentorship and privileged product access to scale your apps" > "only mobile app startups in Brazil, India, and Indonesia are eligible" > "you sho
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by tylercubell 11y ago
What's your unfair competitive advantage? I also built a product in the real estate space and one of my biggest mistakes was making a me-too product in a hyper-competitive niche. Right now I don't see how you can answer that quest
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Recruitment scheme?
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Investment property analysis is one of the problems I'm working on in my startup ( http://offmarketleads.com ). One thing I learned from interviewing the top hard-money lender in Boston is that new investors often don't
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by tylercubell 11y ago
You ought to consider a career change. If what you've been doing for the past 12 years hasn't worked out, it's time to reflect and make some hard decisions. "If your only tool is a hammer, then every problem looks like a
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by tylercubell 11y ago
If you're starting with the expectation of raising VC, filing in Delaware is a good option. Investors prefer Delaware for its pro-business Chancery court and its established history of corporate law. However, if you're not expecti
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by tylercubell 11y ago
The only practical application I see is it being a loyalty card for a gym. Members would earn points for exercising at their gym which could be redeemed for tchotckes. If the app implements geofencing it could be practical.
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Try /r/malefashionadvice on Reddit. There are several fashion advice groups on Facebook as well.
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Archery. Lack of time/motivation.
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Ask HN: API for people data?
3 points by tylercubell 11y ago|0 comments
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Also relevant: Fuck You, Pay Me by Mike Monteiro. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVkLVRt6c1U
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Show HN: Jekyll Themes(jekyllthemes.io)
2 points by tylercubell 11y ago|0 comments
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Is the car receiving commands indirectly through OnStar itself or directly from a smartphone connected to the in-car wifi?
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by tylercubell 11y ago
Why do I need this? Smart thermostats and coffee makers can be scheduled. It doesn't take a lot of effort to flip a light switch. I can buy an electric blanket for $87 on Amazon. How do you justify charging $179 for this? Looks like an
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by tylercubell 11y ago
> I have turned it into 6 figure a year business. > While I haven't sold a single theme yet What?
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by tylercubell 11y ago
What warrants the outrage here? An announcement doesn't create a binding obligation with a rigid timetable. The sense of entitlement is unreal.

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