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Comment #5595601
So it would depend on the state that your SaaS company is located in, or where your customer is accessing it from?
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Comment #5595313
This may be a silly question, but does this sales tax also apply to SaaS products that you might sell? Or is this only for physical products a la Amazon?
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Comment #5562956
I really had wayyyy too much fun playing this, for how "simple" it is. I'm very impressed with what was possible in just two nights. Thanks a lot for sharing!
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Comment #5402075
Wow, yeah. Document fragments seem to be even faster than my original createElement. I'm really going to have to re-evaluate how I'm creating new DOM elements.
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Comment #5401253
That sounds way more realistic - I'm not sure what's going on when I'm testing, but I may try later to repeat.
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Comment #5401073
I find myself constantly trying to fight the urge to be lazy with JQuery, since I tend to forget the performance hit it entails. For some concrete numbers, I updated a JSPerf that …
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Comment #5384116
I second this - I've had great success using just Cloud9 for development and pushing to GitHub/Heroku
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Comment #5344055
Soooort of off-topic, but I've actually had a lot of success using Cloud9 IDE ( https://c9.io/ ) as an in-browser editor. It really closely mirrors Sublime Text 2 as far as default…
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Comment #5300299
Another mystery of how a story can stay on the front page for hours with one comment while others drop off more quickly with active discussion happening. I know it's been discussed…
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Comment #5299369
This is actually a little more in-depth than some of these types of lists get into. I really liked some of the metrics tracking that they suggest adding in. It's unfortunate that t…
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Comment #5286093
The term "Heroku" doesn't even appear in the post at all, so I think this is definitely one example where it does make sense to match the HN title to the blog article title.
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Comment #5258762
It sounds like a pretty sweet deal, but I kept looking up and down the page trying to find the catch. Is it purely a promotional thing for the companies to which you get credit? If…
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Comment #5246935
This. I really hope they're able to get that integrated soon. That would be awesome.
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Comment #5077429
I may be interpreting the post wrong, but I took some of the lack of detail as a kind of challenge for someone to figure out how to make it happen. To me, it sounded like someone s…
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Comment #5068812
I think in this and many other industries, people that are otherwise talented and intelligent individuals write these types of "trumped up" resumes only because they know that ever…
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Comment #5062278
A joke, I believe: melt vs. blend
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Comment #5062007
Awesome, I just picked it up on Amazon. I'll give it a shot
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Comment #5060356
This kind of reminds me that, although I'll read a lot about programming and startups, I haven't learned anything about writing (formally) in many many years. Does anyone have any …
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Comment #4790365
A comment about suggestion 1: The creators may have prior computer vision experience, but as someone who tried to learn this from scratch and perform handwritten shape detection I …
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Comment #4759048
I see what you did there... Just kidding. But to contribute something to the discussion: I was just recently wondering when the best time to publish a "Show HN" would be. In that c…
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Comment #4608893
Yeah, I actually have the immediate response of bouncing back from that type of landing page. I have no idea what it does, so I have no incentive to sign up. I suspect that some ma…
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Comment #4555149
That's a pretty interesting scenario, though it sounds difficult. Is there any possibility of hearing more about what specifically you are offering? I would ask because it sounds l…
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Comment #4554884
Well that's good and well for an individual or a small group, but the classic case for patents is in things like pharmaceuticals. A patent protects someone from reverse-engineering…