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I don't know. May be a month?
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11y ago
don't pack a parachute quickly. Write a to-do list app super fast, but take time with medical software...
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11y ago
May be you and your parent comment are both right? Release the first few versions very fast (even if it is not good) and if it is successful, then slow down, redesign etc? Examples include PHP and JS
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11y ago
Would you be able to share your findings? Not the thesis, just a (very) short summary of anything interesting that you found. There are 46 other comments as I write this, and sooooooooo many frameworks being used.
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11y ago
http://had.co.nz/ - Hadley Wickam - creator of many R packages. Taylor is the creator of awesome Laravel PHP framework, single handedly.
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Ask HN: How are some people exceptionally productive?
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Wow, very interesting. Can this be used for other purposes - like finding ideas for an app/website/biz, finding deep discounts on products etc?
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I'm not sure what this lion possesses above everything else, but apparently it's more outrageous to kill it than say a deer or cow. He was part of a research project. People knew him by name. That alone doesn't make him spe
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11y ago
contribute excellent products and services to the market, while living an adventurous life with the proceeds I'd bet most of the people who hang out in places like YC want the same. What is the probability of success though?
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What is the easiest and smallest way to get started/to help, without getting a job with the gov (which may not be possible for many folks) or without bidding for contracts? In other words, how to help from outside the gov? Is there a
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Stephen Hawking AMA
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11y ago
Once with a good friend, when she said "rabbit food", I said "dead body" pointing to her chicken. That was childish of me and she obviously didn't like it. So it is possible to make fun and even annoy meat eaters, b
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I use hugo and it is the easiest/fastest I've found so far. Not many themes though
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Ask HN: Why can't we have our own AMAs, like Reddit?
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Same with being vegetarian/vegan. The amount of jokes ("ah,rabbit food" pointing to the salad) gets old and annoying fast. I never understood why people can't just concentrate on their own food/drinks instead of oth
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even going in to the discussion you let them drag you down to their level Not only that, it also encourages them to argue even more in future. These types of people have already formed an opinion and then search for reasons to believe wha
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Do we really need anonymous surveys? We are all adults, can't we just sit down and talk and sort out issues? If a team is already beyond that point, what is the guarantee that being anonymous will work (assuming it is kept fully anonym
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He memorized the dictionary in 9 weeks. That is astounding
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Ask HN: How successful are businesses like stackshare and capterra?
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Modern day sport is more business than anything. Competition/show business is a weird thing - you need to have rules and you hope you don't get someone so good that the match becomes boring (there are exceptions though - Rhonda&#x
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How much is "much more than $50/hr"?
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That depends. Not everyone needs to work for money. There are also people who set aside certain amount of hours per week for pro bono work. Not everything has to be about money all the time.
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What kind of business did you build?
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You are assuming he is using company equipment. He might not be - may be he takes his lunch outside and uses his own computer to work on his stuff?
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Nice points. writing has been a driving force behind the growth of my business and existing network. Can someone with experience explain if this works in every niche? For example, a low level web dev making 60-70K a year in a corporate jo
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People sometimes give you funny faces when you tell them that you use „old and „outdated ones (e.g. Mercurial, Less, PHP). This is so true. I've seen people refuse to take web dev classes in PHP and wait for availability of Java/
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Another user of pinboard here (not a heavy user though). Are there any other examples of services that are simple and just work? Seems like this is the holy grail of SaaS - a simple service, barebones design, something that just works out o
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Thank you. When you say "very very easy", what do you mean? How long did the process take?
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Some grant based on even a small amount of heritage (like multiple generations back) and some grant based on ca$h. If you have a few hundred thousand $, you should be able to buy your way in. Otherwise, a business startup with employment w
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Ask HN: Anyone moved to EU for work? started a company?
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