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by zupa-hu 7y ago
The example is so skewed in favor of the article. Why on earth would you spend fixed % of revenues on sales, marketing, R&D, G&A? They add up to 57% of revenues. So, the conclusion of the example could equally be that a SaaS company
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
I wonder if this would work with patent trolls.
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Wow, aren't those too far to reach? And... What is this website? I can't make any sense of it. Seems to be some powerful configuration tool to do.. What exactly? :D
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
For anyone is interested, if you are on Windows, you can write an Autohotkey script to emulate this, although it will be buggy because of key shadowing (google if you don't know what it is). I can even send my script to anybody interes
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
I see yours allows for 300 keypresses in macros, that's pretty cool. I'm using the Vortex Pok3r, it only allows for 32, which is 99% okay, but I did run into this limit. On the other hand, how do you access the macros? I can'
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
As a software dev, the biggest gain for me was incorporating the arrow keys under my right hand fingers via a layer switch, and having movement modifiers under the left (jump word, end-of-line etc). I think one moves around so much in code
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Hilarious :)
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
To avoid confusion, it's from the same author: https://futureofcoding.org/catalog/
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Not directly related, but The Whole Code Catalog seems to be a really interesting collection.
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
I plan offer paid services in the future but I'm focused on the product for now to make it awesome. Most people only use a fraction of the available space so the average is much less. Bandwidth costs are also manageable as the max file
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Somehow I managed to miss that, sorry. I hope that came after I asked via email. ^^ Thanks a lot for the clarification!
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Haha, thx! :) I do send some usage analytics data back, like, when you edit your site, that you used a specific feature. Is that okay in your world? To make it better I need to know what features people use..
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Thanks! Depends on which part you mean, the platform, the drag&drop UI or the WYSIWYG editor. In the case of Boomla, you can write code on the platform and fully generate the result yourself, so that way it is up to you. As for the drag
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Why only .io? Then you would need to check all, especially .com. Except that’s not feasable..
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
[Shameless plug.] Funny, I'm in the opposite shoe, just released a product after a decade+ of work but it somehow didn't show up in the Show HN section. This won't answer your question but it is definitely 1 product that matc
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Weird - why does this not show up in the Ask HN section? Or is it just me?
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Ask HN: Is Show HN Dead?
1 points by zupa-hu 7y ago|5 comments
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Hi HN, author here. As I'm just showing this to the world, I'd really love to get some feedback.
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Show HN: Boomla – A free website for everyone – simple UI, JavaScript back end(boomla.com)
15 points by zupa-hu 7y ago|6 comments
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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Show HN: Boomla Website OS – A platform to simplify building, running websites(boomla.com)
14 points by zupa-hu 7y ago|1 comments
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Sorry to hear. Look, I did not want to insult, sorry if it came across like that. I just wanted to point out that _in this specific instance_ you may exaggerate the cost of switching from your weird techy stuff to a commodity solution. That
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
That sounds backwards. You sure that will be their biggest concern if you drop dead? They can always throw out your weird techy stuff and buy some cheap commodity solution and get them installed. Your reasoning sounds like, I'm not goi
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
You should contact Apple. I'm sure they 1) have the power to get through 2) they are motivated to make the Apple Card work and instill trust in people.
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
$100T is an ambitious number. Whe World GDP is about $80T.
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
You are considering only one aspect of a complex decision they have made. It costs real people-hours to maintain any software. Is it the best use of the time of some very capable people? Like, they might develop some software instead that w
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Ask HN: Is there an issue tracker with ranking FORMULA support?
1 points by zupa-hu 7y ago|0 comments
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
Ah, contracts seem ugly. If only operators could be method names we would not need contracts, we could just define generic types like an interfaces: type T generic { +(T) (T) ==(T) (bool) } Donno where to suggest th
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by zupa-hu 7y ago
I think the hard part is finding your questions (you want to ask your mentor). Once you have them, finding answers is pretty easy. The best source may be books, because authors have thought hard about the answers. 2nd blog posts, because th
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by zupa-hu 8y ago
Great work, thanks for sharing! I was looking for that comment to upvote it but it didn’t exist. Everyone is expaining their pet feature of FP. Maybe we should put aside our differences and lean towards cheering the people who put lots of e

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