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781.
by welder 9y ago
There is no such thing as a hardware wallet, it's just another computer with your private keys that you are calling a "hardware wallet". Instead of a hardware wallet, backup and encrypt your private keys to multiple places.
782.
by welder 9y ago
It should hide "House Rules" and "Contact" headings when the inputs for those sections are empty.
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by welder 9y ago
It's not about how significant the error, but that they don't care about their quality. When they interview someone without verifying that person actually works for a company, it shows they don't care about their quality. The
784.
by welder 9y ago
I'm getting used to Heavybit producing crappy podcasts, for example they claimed my website had 100k users when it had around half that amount: https://twitter.com/WakaTime/status/954541663463948289
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by welder 9y ago
Just buy an AMD chip right now.
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by welder 9y ago
http://kenwestgaard.com/the-gurus-got-5-questions-set-rate
787.
by welder 9y ago
I worked on https://wakatime.com , which measures your work.
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by welder 9y ago
Try adding this to your wakatime.cfg: hidefilenames = true
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by welder 9y ago
Try out https://wakatime.com for automatic time tracking.
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by welder 9y ago
> I find it remarkable how little the tech world talks about software sales, given how central it is to everything we do. Sales is the whole reason we build anything; it’s how we assign value to what we do. Nope, not for consumer product
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by welder 9y ago
Here's a good explanation but it probably doesn't speak to your dad. It's hard to find a non-partisan resource because literally EVERYONE is in favor of an open, free, "neutral" internet: https://www.yout
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by welder 9y ago
1. Prioritize, then make sure you get at least your top priority thing done. 1. Use https://wakatime.com to feel good about the things you worked on.
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by welder 9y ago
> Time Tracking Check out https://wakatime.com to for automated time tracking.
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by welder 9y ago
I needed my time tracker to be fully automatic, so I built one [1]. 1: https://wakatime.com
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by welder 9y ago
The $1,600/mo on servers is mainly because: * high volume of incoming requests from plugins sending heartbeats ( https://wakatime.com/blog/23-how-to-scale-ssl-with-haproxy-a... ) * keeping all the metrics cached in
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by welder 9y ago
> Here's one example of an email from Priyanka on behalf of WakaTime At the time I was happy when she said she would send the newsletter emails for me, but now I see she just wanted people to think she was the public face for WakaTi
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by welder 9y ago
I've emailed about this, but can respond here too. I'm the sole-founder of WakaTime and there is no ongoing legal dispute. Priyanka Sharma and I worked on a massage on-demand startup which didn't take off. We decided to see i
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by welder 9y ago
I use it to go back and see how long features took, and as a starting point when billing for contracting work. Also the private leaderboards tell me when I had an in-the-zone week or a week with too many meetings.
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by welder 9y ago
I built WakaTime when working as a dev at WhiteHat Security, and through the years I've worked at Prezi, contracting independently.
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by welder 9y ago
This is solved with good UI, where you see the time you were coding as a starting point then add any non coding time before sending the invoice.
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by welder 9y ago
Try it with file names hidden: https://wakatime.com/faq#exclude-paths
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by welder 9y ago
This was requested a lot before, so you can now hide file names. This means only project names and timestamps are sent to our servers: https://wakatime.com/faq#exclude-paths
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by welder 9y ago
That was me o_O
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by welder 9y ago
> its hard to justify monthly cost for something you usually take for granted That's the hardest part about products for devs, we understand how things work and therefore obviously we shouldn't pay for something we could build
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by welder 9y ago
Nope, here's the list of data collected: https://wakatime.com/faq#data-collected
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by welder 9y ago
Probably the same conversation rate because I increased the price from $5 to $9 and there was no change in conversion rate. So just less revenue.
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by welder 9y ago
Sorry, forgot to mention that. Im the sole founder and I didn't quit my job for it... So it's been a side project alongside my day job.
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by welder 9y ago
It's great if you want a lot of VMs or a lot of network io. It's basically a cheaper ec2.
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by welder 9y ago
For my market it helps that programmers are reachable online. Are there any online communities where you could post your MVP to get initial users? You could also start writing about your market, to gain a following who could become your ini
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Reaching $10k monthly revenue with WakaTime, my SaaS side project(indiehackers.com)
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