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danielstudds
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Comment #6125574
ugh, yeah, newb mistake: forgot any sort of tracking. Probably will do some spend.
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Comment #5785147
There's definitely demand, and you should be able to get decent wedge if you're any good at it. The reason why there's a race to the bottom on freelance sites is precisely because …
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Ask HN: submitting other people's libraries to npm / bower / jam / etc?
What do people think about submitting other people's libraries to package registries like npm, bower, jam or other package managers? I'm against it. I've come across a few circumst…
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Comment #5703088
Nice examples of traction! How'd you land the Nike deal? Any money change hands? To make decent suggestions about where you should focus, we'd need to understand your motivations. …
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Comment #5685540
Is this similar to https://github.com/NYTimes/Emphasis ? What's new?
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Comment #5685533
Really, who cares? It's on pirate bay, it's been downloaded 100,000 times: if you want it, it's out there. "Liberty" has already been achieved! Hooray!
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Ask HN: I can't read code indented with 2 spaces: do I need glasses?
I'm doing a lot of work in Javascript at the moment, and it seems like most of the world indents using only 2 spaces - which I find really hard to read, particularly (say) long gru…
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Comment #5654629
I have a bookmark folder "to read" which would be better named "I don't really care about this". The best system I found was similar, but just suited my habits better: if I find an…
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Comment #5654625
"But information overload isn’t the problem. If it was, you’d walk into a library and die." http://www.gtdtimes.com/2010/02/11/the-problem-is-not-inform...
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Comment #5654618
Wow, that's impressive - often I struggle to recall the details of what I've read - setting a written product of an objective would be useful. This must take a lot of discipline...…
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Comment #5649269
I've not quite had this experience, but similar, and agree - if you've got what they want, then they'll be happy to receive your call. (As long as you're polite about it!)
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Comment #5649260
Agree that tech is myopic... or perhaps it's just a segment of tech - there are a lot of tech people working happily for those large PS firms you mention.
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Comment #5649257
Ah, I wish this were so easy! Perhaps it's a certain lack of kahunas, but I never felt like it would be appropriate to ask the recruitment agent if I can swing by... plus, now in m…
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Comment #5643483
PDF generation is a complex business... you're not going to be all things to all people, you need to choose a particular niche (at least to start with) and make that work. I can se…
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Comment #5624605
I work in the DOCCM (Document Output for Customer Communications Management) space, which in a certain light is just generating PDFs (well, perhaps a bit more complex than that...)…
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Comment #5603861
Congrats on quitting the job! Now... down to the real work! Find your customers first. If you know who they are, then you've got a chance to validate the idea. If you don't, then y…
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Comment #5603788
Finding the same thing with node.js, I got started OK with passport thanks to the examples for passport-local: https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport-local/tree/master/ex... , esp…
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Comment #5405990
I'm 9 months in to my startup (consultancy/product combo for enterprise), probably 2 weeks from having the first signed deal. I quit my day job June 2012. Then I wasted 6 months sp…
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Comment #5045410
A standard defined by an RFC will be a win for consumers, not sure if it'll be a win for companies though. If whatsapp can create a monopoly and make money from it, that's a win fo…
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Comment #5022258
This has been my experience - every organisation I've left has got by irritatingly well without me. The ones without solid metrics to measure success just fudge the metrics anyway;…