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wprapido
11y ago
evernote + moleskine notepad. draw.io for charts / drawings / mindmaps
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11y ago
mail sent
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11y ago
indeed. ;) will drop you a line. cheers
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11y ago
i'd definitely love to talk to you. how can we get in touch?
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11y ago
you should develop for both platforms
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11y ago
does it have wordpress plugin?
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11y ago
i've worked in cyprus briefly, before it joined the EU, while it was still a tax heaven. i do have some friends, business associates and clients in malta, gibraltar, isle of man as well as plenty of caribbean isles. caymans included as
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lenovo W, X or T as well as dell E or XPS are good bets
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i'm a happy dual-boot (win10 + ubuntu 14.04) lenovo W520 user. tried other linux distros as well as freeBSD, PC-BSD, openBSD. never had any (at least seriously work impacting) issues with hardware compatibility
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11y ago
is YC fellowship more solo founder friendly than your regular YC program?
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are they enough? no, they are not. but, they do provide a rock solid foundation. working with someone more experienced and / or hiring a tutor for a bit is also very helpful. there are a few but very important tricks that courses don&#
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hey, you guys using cheap chromebooks for linux. why do you bother with hacking your chromebook to use linux, while you can buy an old core2duo (or even an i3/i5) fully featured used laptop for about the same amount, often even less? i
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the best machine i ever had! the only other laptop i liked as much was a powerbook G4 12" mac many years ago
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in the UK contractors / consultants / freelancers do charge daily and i definitely prefer it over hourly rates or fixed per project prices
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having studied philosophy helped me more as a developer than anything else
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german developer salaries are crap. in europe, only UK, switzerland and norway pay better for developers (UK is pretty decent if you are a contractor), but COL is fairly high, too
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nah. it's 10k for germany. austria seems way more xenophobic and way more hostile
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it's much easier for you US citizens to get work visas (and a permanent residence permit is automatic after 5 years) than it is for us EU citizens (or for a matter of fact, just about everyone except canadians and mexicans) to get a wo
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11y ago
will be visiting chattanooga soon. can you mail me more info at info [a] wprapido [dot] com please
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11y ago
lol indeed. ;) i'm an ex denverite who keeps going back at least once a year
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being destitute indeed is expensive and low income + high costs let you down the spiral
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11y ago
my vote goes to denver! affordable, laid back, socially liberal, safe, no huge social gap like in SF, very friendly people, great outdoors, growing tech startup ecosystem
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as for immigration, yeah it's 3 years of experience equaling 1 year of college / university, but you might need a lawyer. speaking of your unrelated degree. one of the best developers i know has a degree in orthodox christian theo
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libreoffice draw works fine for most of my charting needs. even google drawings is not that bad. draw.io is plain awesome!
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israeli re:walk is perhaps the biggest player in the exoskeleton field
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you should write more often, higher quality and at more places. read more on content marketing. content marketing is powerful, cheap but takes plenty of effort. so it's a great way to get traction as a bootstrapped business without mar
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sure, it's how most of us work. well, as per default your contracting rates should be at least your salary + expenses and if you are any good (both, as an engineer and a salesman or at least one of the two) your rates should be multipl
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that's also true. but at such an early stage it really helps if you do it yourself. you can and should hire later
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i've sent you an email, mate!
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good quality code is not cheap. doing both biz and tech is not mutually exclusive at an early stage
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