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emilioolivares
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About emilioolivares
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Comment #21038986
For whoever built this app: I was checking HN in bed. I clicked your app and noticed the ISS would be passing overhead in less than a minute. My reaction was to immediately jump up…
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Comment #15806647
If you want passive income with no work, then you have to supply capital. If you don't have capital, then work is required. Unfortunately there are no passive income businesses tha…
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Comment #15806495
Candyjapan is definitely a business supported by a lot of custom code. Read this: https://www.candyjapan.com/behind-the-scenes/how-many-lines-...
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Comment #15633233
I built Flipmeme a while back. Finally got around to a re-design. It's been a really great side project. Been hovering around 250k uniques for while. List view is also cool! http:/…
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Comment #15510081
I was curious to see how it was able to run so snappy. It actually feels like the help section for a native app. I found the source code: https://github.com/Thibaut/devdocs It's no…
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Comment #15423832
Oh, this, this is a great idea. Do it!
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Comment #14939918
What, the .js file for the globe itself is 43 thousand lines of code. Was this a weekend project? How do you find the time? Very well done my friend. ( https://github.com/arscan/en…
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Comment #14257637
I completely agree this is awesome. Would be very interested in a detailed write up of every detail behind this project. In the meantime, you can just ride into the sunset knowing …
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Comment #14178347
Wow, I played this game when I was a kid. Can't believe it's just running inside the browser. Great job.
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Comment #14126917
Pixels don't care, but businesses care a lot about who their vendors are. Specifically, business owners want to buy from companies that can provide more than a result. They need to…
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Comment #13664301
The real story here is capital in the form of private equity. Engineering is a commodity, it can be bought, there are tons of great engineers in the world. Getting access to capita…
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Comment #13112333
Thanks so much. Do you have a MVP that is on the web that we can see?
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Comment #13112327
Thank you! It's very hard to monetize this at this point. The traffic is too low. I would rather focus on growing it first before I start to think about monetization.
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Comment #13112317
Wow, very nice site. Thank you yes, what do I need to do to apply?
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Comment #13103441
Sounds good, can you contact me via emilioolivares (at) flipmeme.com? Or how do I contact you?
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Comment #13103433
Please contact me via emilioolivares (at) flipmeme.com. Thanks!
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Comment #13103430
Please contact me via emilioolivares (at) flipmeme.com. Thanks!
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Comment #13103426
Awesome, can you contact me via emilioolivares (at) flipmeme.com. Look forward to chatting.
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Comment #13103362
Hello Joe, I'm actually just using the names of the images off of Imgur. There is a discussion on reddit of how this is done, you can find it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpr…
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Seeking partner for side project
Hey HN! I launched flipmeme.com a couple of years ago. It's a fun side project which really helped my learn Django and Python. I haven't touched it in a while, but it's recently ge…
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Comment #12536250
This is excellent! Thanks for building this. The onboarding is awesome, I was compelled to sign up after the walkthrough.
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Comment #11899321
Hey man, I'm also from Mexico but currently live in NY. This is pretty awesome. How did you manage to get traction with small businesses? Would love to chat if you have time, my em…
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Comment #11048133
Agree 100%. Good data is very expensive and even then many times needs additional cleaning. Public data sources are for the most part unusable.
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Comment #11048114
#1 I don't think there is a perfect measure. In practice portfolio managers use multiple views of risk, including multi-factor risk models, stress testing, value at risk, etc. Any …