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johnsocs

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    Comment #26988243

    The ability for them to sell products online and support curb side pickup.

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    Comment #26786663

    When you sign up you agree to the fee being broken up in installments. I think they have spelled it out pretty clearly, actually one could consider it ‘free’ financing in a sense. …

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    Comment #26670949

    Determine the root of what gives you anx, is it the not working, not being able to provide, keeping the family afloat? Ways to manage it: Live below your means, diversity your fami…

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    Comment #14133734

    Over the last year or two I have noticed that a bit more care and scrutiny needs to be put in to a seller and product review before I make my one click purchase. Overall I do think…

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    Comment #11073141

    One possible solution is to have a business partner in the US manage this part of the business. I'd be interested in learning more about what you are doing.

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    Ask HN: Monetization Ideas for my little project

    Monetization Ideas for http://mailwebo.com Okay, so by even posting this I feel like I have failed. I'm looking for some thought / ideas on how to monetize what I have today. I'd p…

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    Comment #9974963

    How about (C): 1. While in school build and release a small project to highlight your current skills. 2. Interview for jr. positions that match your your interest. 3. Earn a wage a…

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    Comment #9974898

    Perhaps this is not the answer you are looking for but I wouldn't start a business just based on how much money I had in my pocket. I'd start a business based on what markets are w…

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    Comment #9974582

    Just so people have a idea what 'shelling $$$' means, pricing available here: https://goo.gl/GYeMsH

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    Comment #9974536

    Focus on the demographic of the people who need this tool. For example get in with colleges and universities particularly those in areas where public transit is not accessible.

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    Comment #9744334

    I'm actually a YNAB user. My wife and I started using it recently and really enjoy application. The budgeting system works perfect but there are a few features I wish it did have. …

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    Comment #9740402

    I'd like to know what type of support and skill set you are looking for in a co-founder. I'm a tech guy who really gets excited about health and fitness some details would be excel…

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    Comment #9597101

    Have you considered in those situations stating that with the limited requirements and storyboards that you would quote them per hour say 100/hr?

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    Comment #7670795

    In general I'm on board with the idea that you should use the language and development platforms that you are best at, this will provide a great advantage. This idea goes out the w…

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    Comment #7225296

    Just about all the widely public 2 factor schemes out there leverage cell phones via SMS or another route, they all require your device to be some battery life.

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    Comment #7225279

    You could still say this is 2-factor, I know my phone PIN, and I have my phone. It's interesting, yet not for me. I'd rather keep with the SMS PIN's as part of my two-factor auth, …

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    Comment #5798276

    A few things that get me out of bed in the morning: * Looking forward to spending time with my children ( post work, or all day on weekends ) * Known exactly what I have to accompl…

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    Comment #5777202

    I'm inclined to disagree with this comment: The OP is simply saying that they have a developed skill-set and expertise with Java. This goes a very long way about saying who they ar…

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    Comment #5774304

    Designing a radar beam scheduling algorithm

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    Comment #5692823

    C is old ? I'm a 31 year old developer and I really enjoy working in C, maybe I'm just old ;)

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    Comment #5637252

    > A house for the kids. Could mean a house big enough to support the family.. a studio wont do the job and to support the average family of 4 you'd need at least 3 bedrooms, maybe …

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    Comment #4943524

    A GigaPan type device.. http://www.gigapan.com/