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czcar
2y ago
Recommend the ABBY Finereader PDF app (their OCR engine is used by lots of other providers) - fantastic scanning and export to EPUB or other formats - used for ~300 different book across multitudes of languages for translation using AI.
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czcar
4y ago
This video of the beach and the restoration project was a lot more visually explanatory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5w18tEjEePg
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czcar
5y ago
Yep, wild monkeys, civet cats and monitor lizards are regulars outside our living room window in a fairly dense wild rainforest.
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czcar
6y ago
A point of note - I do believe there a homeless in Singapore. However, I believe what you're referring to is likely workers napping around lunch time. This is very common with a lot of the people who work outside in the day time, unde
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6y ago
Thanks! Also, we're focused on SMB omni-channel product based businesses, we're not as focused on super-high volume DTC brands -- Skubana is a good option if that's your business profile.
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czcar
6y ago
Hey, I’m the CEO of TradeGecko.com - and we’ve been focusing on solving this problem for a long time now. We’ve got an open API and a sales channel SDK, happy to see if we can help. Cameron at tradegecko dot com
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9y ago
TradeGecko | Singapore / Toronto | ONSITE https://tradegecko.com - we're building tools to power commerce companies, we get to help 10s of 1000s entrepreneurs build amazing businesses with tech. We want people that lov
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10y ago
TradeGecko | Mid-Senior Software Engineer, Developer | Singapore / Toronto | Full-Time, ONSITE TradeGecko is building the platform that helps power commerce brands. We're HQ'd in tropical Singapore with offices in Manila, PH
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10y ago
Singapore / Toronto | Mid & Senior Software Engineers | Full-time, ONSITE, http://tradegecko.com TradeGecko's vision is to enable every commerce entrepreneur to build a great business, we do this with our cloud bas
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10y ago
TradeGecko | Singapore | Onsite https://tradegecko.com - we're building tools to power commerce companies, we get to help growing commerce entrepreneurs scale their businesses. We want people that love understanding and hel
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11y ago
TradeGecko | Singapore, Toronto | Multiple Openings | ONSITE TradeGecko is a post-series A B2B SaaS company headquartered in Singapore, but serving customers globally. We're building the software platform on which commerce companies ar
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11y ago
Singapore | TradeGecko | Software Engineers | https://tradegecko.com We're a well funded growing startup of 70+ people based in tropical Singapore. We're looking for web engineers to join our growing team. We work with
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czcar
14y ago
Hey Joe, We're attempting to solve all the problems you just mentioned - we've definitely still got a lot to learn. I would love the opp to talk further and understand your business / pain point - see if we can help or point you in the righ
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14y ago
Just to clarify - this is not the case in Singapore. A local director is required if the directors do not have work visas, but the companies can be wholly owned by foreigners.
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14y ago
Hey Ash, been meaning to write a blog post as someone who moved their startup from NZ to Singapore - it's not quite as dire as you supposed. Firstly, I would never recommend anyone to get the Entrepass - best thing to do is just to register
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15y ago
Ah, you're referring to the $3000 deposit + $3000/year requirement that professional nominated "Directors" require to setup the business. Yes, this can be an issue if you do not have relationships with any locals. I believe many countries h
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15y ago
I setup a business in Singapore last week. We used a professional services firm - they cover all the Gov't requirements regarding minutes, company secretary etc., Was SGD$800
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15y ago
Education and Health. I love electric cars and rocket ships. But my god there are some big ass problems I want to solve for my future children...
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15y ago
Like a few others - we're working on a similar idea, and in fact applied for the last YC batch with it. But yeah there are a couple of companies already focusing on it... But could be alot better...
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15y ago
SEEKING WORK - New Zealand/Remote Rails/JS/Coffeescript/Titanium & some Obj-C developer/designer with a bunch of experience in frontend and backend work. Latest thing I've built: http://ontheroadapp.com iPad app + backend/frontend (st
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15y ago
SEEKING WORK Looking for remote p/t work - I'm currently based in Auckland, NZ. But happy to work US hours. Looking for work in Ruby/JS or ux/frontend design. Can also do any manner of wordpress/joomla theming etc., Also have iOS/Android mo
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czcar
16y ago
webbynode.com is pretty cheap, and fantastic for deployment etc.,
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czcar
16y ago
Have a look at GitY if you haven't its a pretty neat Gitx replacement (in my opinion...)
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16y ago
I think, (being in the echo chamber that is YC) we forget the number of successful businesses that have been created, since time immemorial by people that _cannot_ code. Whilst I agree that you probably couldn't solve a hugely technical pro
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16y ago
just a note, if you go to the top level of this directory on which the blog sits there's another site, which may of been the 2 days work. As a 23yr old still interested in where the millions came from...
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czcar
17y ago
Just a note - that third title by IDEO is a free dl from their site, http://www.ideo.com/work/featured/kellogg
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17y ago
One of the first things I would think about is charging. I am sure there is a definition for it - but the act of paying some money - whether it is incentivised by returning a percentage of the money dependent on commitment/progress etc, or
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ahh, the misdirected adventures of my teens, lock picking always had a sense of excitement to it. Use to frequent totse.com a hefty amount, "temple of the screaming electrion", always thought it was an awesome name.
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17y ago
also a "next" or "random" or "suggested similar movies" button on the video page would be extremely useful also (instead of having to navigate back to the homepage)
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