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by zavulon 15y ago
Fair enough - if that's their choice, that's totally understandable. But my point is - if they wish to make it a wide-spread popular platform for web development, this is not the way to go about it. An MIT license like Rails would be a much
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by zavulon 15y ago
I love everything about Meteor so far, except for this. This is no way to answer such an important question that most potential users will have - let's face it, there's a lot of people who will want to use this for open source, but a lot mo
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by zavulon 15y ago
I found that for me personally, getting fit is not a problem, it's keeping the weight off is the issue. Sure, the 12 week program looks impressive, and I have no doubt that if closely monitor everything, providing details of every single me
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by zavulon 15y ago
Something that wasn't clear to me - as an employer - what do I get when I sign up? Do you have candidates' profiles like the sample one in the system, or I will have to provide my own candidates to filter through your system to get a profil
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by zavulon 15y ago
I would argue that 1/7 of your business != getting fired. While it's going to be tough, it's possible to recover from. You still have a significant portion of your business, and are extra motivated to do more (again, that depends on you). A
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by zavulon 15y ago
"Stability is a huge benefit of a regular full time job" That's a myth. While being an employee, there's no stability whatsoever. You can get fired any time - get laid off, become a victim of corporate politics, or get fired for whatever ot
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by zavulon 15y ago
I don't know anybody who thinks that
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by zavulon 15y ago
I couldn't disagree more. Good HTML/CSS/JS code is not easy. It's hard work to make it look right for all browsers.. and these days you use actual programming languages (i.e. less/Sass) instead of CSS, anyway. It's hard work involving progr
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by zavulon 15y ago
No milestones? What are we supposed to use instead of it? Our workflow heavily depends on them ..
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by zavulon 15y ago
Did it just stop working and redirect to an ad? I was in the middle of battle..
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by zavulon 15y ago
I've always plugged the here on HN before, and will do it again: http://www.assembla.com Unlimited private Git, SVN and Mercurial repos for free. We've been using them for years for all our projects with no issues.
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by zavulon 15y ago
> I guarantee that no software we write today will still be in use after 2,400 years. I don't know about that.. pretty sure COBOL software used by big banks written in 1960's and 70's will still be used.
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by zavulon 15y ago
I really hope this means there will be a better way to find games. When I search for "rpg", what I really want is an old school RPG game, you know, where you kill monsters, solve quests and get XP points. Instead, I get a massive amount of
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by zavulon 15y ago
How did this make the front page?
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by zavulon 15y ago
I understand that's your reaction and that's fine. But as you put, that's just "another data point". Not every domain owner is like that - I got good results using this approach, often with a "Sure, I'd like to sell, my price is $number". M
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by zavulon 15y ago
I see valid points for both "offer in the first email" and "no offer in the first email" positions. I think the logical conclusion is this: 1) Create a Gmail account for some common name (Joe Smith) and email from that account first, asking
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by zavulon 15y ago
That's not true at all. I know plenty of people working in upper echelons of finance companies that live in outer boroughs, New Jersey, Long Island, Westchester, etc. I would actually say most are.
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by zavulon 15y ago
I feel like there's a massive PR campaign to get us to check out this app, which is seemingly a yet another todo list without any kind of syncing (which automatically means I won't even bother checking it out). Can someone who did buy the a
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by zavulon 15y ago
You're talking about Manhattan. NYC is a big place. A lot of people live in outer boroughs (and I don't mean Downtown Brooklyn), where it's a yes, one hour commute to work, but you can rent a house with a driveway, or find parking with abso
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by zavulon 15y ago
There's definitely a lot of examples of non-entrepreneurs being happy and content with life. The message from RDPD I've mentioned is not about success in personal life, but financial success. And yes, there's tons of examples of businesses
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by zavulon 15y ago
I disagree.. the most important message in the book is that business and entrepreneurship is the path to success, NOT being an employee and staying in the rat race. While it may be common sense to someone who's been in business for a while,
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by zavulon 15y ago
While it doesn't say anything about his arguments, it should be noted that John T. Reed is far from unbiased, he's Kiyosaki's direct competitor.
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by zavulon 15y ago
Did you read the whole article? The author himself is around 60
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by zavulon 15y ago
Instrumental classical mix works best for me. I put on Mozart or Beethoven radio on last.fm and just skip all the stuff with words (i.e. opera)
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by zavulon 15y ago
It's the division of people into "us" and "them", and the overwhelming belief that "we" are right, and "they" are wrong, and evil, is one of the biggest problems in the world's politics. And it's the biggest thing, out of many, that's wrong
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by zavulon 15y ago
This is a message on NY Tech meetup mailing list, from about a half hour ago. All I could do is shake my head. _____________ I am seeking a telephony app. builder that can deliver a PhoneGap lie ( non-native) inexpensive app. for a telephon
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$1,200 Jeans a Cut Above the Rest?(foxbusiness.com)
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by zavulon 15y ago
It seems like the auto-detection is off anyway. I'm in 10003, and it said "7927" for me. I'm on a desktop, without any kind of wi-fi or GPS, so not sure where it got that - certainly not by IP
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by zavulon 15y ago
So is your new product going to do the same thing as old Basecamp? Are you targeting the same audience? Don't you think that's cannibalizing your own user base and helping your competitors? Unless you're building the whole new product that
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by zavulon 15y ago
Personally, I love this trend - I last updated my resume 3 years ago and haven't sent it anywhere since. I just direct people to my portfolio (link in profile) which has all the stuff I built. Much easier that way. But in my previous life,

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