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jmzwar
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Comment #13300306
gmail + hubspot. Hubspot has a free crm but I use the sales add on ($50 per month) that adds email integration/opening rates, things like that
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Comment #13150514
Congratulations - that is great to hear. Is the traffic mainly from google?
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Comment #11892964
What course is this from?
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Comment #9771640
Web Assembly could help given devs won't need to rely on external frameworks (which do slow things down considerably). Your spot on about HTTP2 though, it just streams the files. T…
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Comment #9706185
It's an interesting thing nodejs. I think there is also another advantage which is the sheer number of Front End devs who can now do backend work. Showing my ignorance a bit here b…
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Comment #9609190
I 100% agree with you - but navigation is way harder on a phone browser than with a mouse. Also mobile having way less memory capabilities slows down browsers a tonne when web deve…
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Comment #9327232
There isn't anything negative about doing it, just posting a list of stupid ideas peppered with satirised versions of common ideas.
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Comment #9327202
If you accept that then you've missed the broader point. Not a single founder would want their idea to appear on next years board of stupid ideas to satirise.
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Comment #9327070
My point isn't that stupid ideas don't exist, but that the great ones seem stupid. Dropbox was criticised on here; many thought AirBnb stupid.
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Comment #9327026
Do you really need to criticise the actions of others as 'stupid' to make yourself smile?
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Comment #9326863
How can 'Stupid Shit No One Needs' be classified as a social critique by any respectable semantician?
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Comment #9326835
Is this not the gratuitous negativity that Hacker News seeks to avoid? Satire is not universally good. Many start-ups in their infancy could be classified using that list. Indeed m…