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Ask HN: projects for self made web based analytics?
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15y ago
Somebody knows similar projects with no real time data?
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15y ago
In my opinion, business and management need programmers, it’s just that no one has told them yet. This is very true as it is true the reverse. The reason why this is very true is that big corp are using incredible amounts of man hours d
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I stopped using Ubuntu-like distros 1 year ago. As I was there, I also dropped the DE, now using a tiling windows. Doing things in a terminal most of the time. It feels right, fast and robust enough. If something is not packaged for linux (
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viandante
15y ago
Could you be more specific? I don't really know where buttons and email input are to be improved...
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viandante
15y ago
Thanks, I really enjoyed creating this. Thanks also for the comment about the text, I was not considering that. Too deep into the technicalities :)
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Ask HN: could you rate my first landing page?
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viandante
15y ago
Salesforce is charging my company 1000 euros per month per sale person for what appears to be a rather simple crm. SAP is charging hundreds of thousands of euros for an ERP that is anyway too complex for small businesses. Maybe it is me, bu
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15y ago
Somebody knows how they plan to make money? The whole idea is fantastic, I just hope they find a way to make it affordable in the future.
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15y ago
Could you go more in detail with your experience with Flask? I am new to web development and I am developing a landing page in Flask. I tried to use Django or Rails in the past but I just hated not being able to understand what I was doing.
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viandante
15y ago
I believe that's the second part, there is a first part although: realizing there is a problem. For example, you may not see cancer as a problem and not try to find a cure as you may see this as a special destiny. And to help people to real
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viandante
15y ago
Thanks WA and kayoone. So, let me get this straight: - Health insurance can be considered as a fixed 500 monthly ammount. Question: Can it be higher? - You are not obliged to pay for pension. Here I doubt a bit. Independent workers pay 26%
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15y ago
I asked there, I also ask here. It seems he lives in Germany. Somebody knows how much he gets after taxes? He probably has also to pay for pension (~16% - ?) and health care (~ 15% ).
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15y ago
I agree on the scale, but then you really need to put a table comparing with other countries. What happens if I say Italians eat 100 M tonnes of ice scream per year? Is it a lot? A lot compared to what? I don't agree on the influence and po
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viandante
15y ago
Where are you from? If you are from US, what you say is like taking all the criminal bands and small org across US and say: look what the US mob is doing...
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15y ago
You are probably right. But until somebody shows me a table comparing OCSE countries, I keep thinking the writer of the article has watched too many movies of the Godfather.
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15y ago
They are not a huge single organized crime organization as the article says. There is no such thing. I bet legal lobbies in US deal with much more power and money than the single most powerful crime org in Italy.
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viandante
15y ago
Come on... Camorra, 'Ndrangheta and Mafia are not the same thing. Neither every one that borrows money at too high interest comes from Mafia. There is not such thing as a huge, bank, single, Mafia organization in Italy. And in this article
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15y ago
The more I see this prices, the more I think that: 1) we have too less doctors due to stupid closed numbers policies in schools; 2) we have a patent system that allows companies to legally rip us of for medicines and machinery. With an agin
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15y ago
Well, been living in 4 European countries and never paid anything but in mine (Italy). I am also pretty sure unemployed are covered too. Don't know in Germany, where I still can't get how insurance works, but I would guess there is a way to
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15y ago
As far as I know in EU public insurance is mandatory, so you would never pay such ammount.
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viandante
15y ago
Hey, could you give some details on the financial start ups in Netherlands? Are there English websites or info around? Thanks!
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15y ago
I would just add that you can make money with such a system, you only need to find a business with more added value (difference between cost and price). And this brings to a whole lot of other topics such as if it is fair for a State to rai
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j3, I just wanted to say that I find your approach inspiring anyway. At least you and LS are doing something about this. Becasue it is an issue. All the companies want perfect candidates, but none is willing to take passionate people and ju
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15y ago
Same here. Too bad.
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Ask HN: why are job application websites so broken?
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Ask HN: Cool projects to work on?
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I think it all depends what position you want to cover in the team. A junior position should not be impossible to reach. You can get good in languages like Python in a matter of weeks. It may take more for web development although. Database
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Hi, I am in a similar position. Difference is that I have been hacking code for over a year now. I feel comfortable around python, clojure, sql and, in general, talking with people that know about this stuff. In my experience, your main pro
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15y ago
How is this different from knockout?
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