fdiotalevi

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by fdiotalevi 10y ago
I still use a 2010 MacBook Pro (i7 8GB RAM 256SSD) to run my IDE and all the "normal" apps (Skype, Slack, Chrome), and a NUC (NUC5i7RYH) on Ubuntu to build and run the stack. I mostly access the NUC via SSH (and rsync my codebase
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by fdiotalevi 15y ago
Just seen the live presentation in London and it really looked interesting, even if really in its early stage. Two demos available so far: https://www.socketracer.com and http://ssdashboard.com . Also interesting that AOL is officially p
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by fdiotalevi 15y ago
That's true, you can. On the other side, tax authorities actively try to punish foreign companies operating in Germany with taxes like the Außensteuergesetz (AStG); applicability varies from country to country, from case to case, and in my
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by fdiotalevi 15y ago
Don't agree at all, having lived 4 years in Germany. Certainly it's cheap, dirty cheap compared to London; certainly it has a good, creative vibe; certainly it's a awesome city. But that's all. Facts I learnt in 4 years in Germany: - it's v
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by fdiotalevi 15y ago
I'm using it right now and I like it a lot. Instapaper integration is handy, but I'd like to be able to bookmark conversations, so I can go back and see new comments.
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by fdiotalevi 15y ago
It depends on many factors (f.i. are the founders successful entrepreneurs? how long have they been working on the company? do they have a working prototype? a product in production? does the company already have customers? revenue? profits
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by fdiotalevi 15y ago
Hi, I'm moving from Germany to London (tomorrow) precisely to find more opportunities to network and attend technical/business events. There are actually many of them, check Lanyrd for a good (but not exhaustive) list http://lanyrd.com/pla
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by fdiotalevi 15y ago
Sure, you raise good points! I'm also in doubt whether to put more work on it or leave it as it is.
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by fdiotalevi 15y ago
yes, but Craigslist doesn't give you "your website" to organise the garage sale. The idea is to let people create and customize the website, specifically in situations when they need to sell many things.
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by fdiotalevi 15y ago
Clickable: http://garagesale.diotalevi.com
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Ask HN: Garagesale, my weekend project. Can I monetize it?
4 points by fdiotalevi 15y ago|8 comments
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
Sorry, I'm not a native english speaker. I fixed the typos in my blog post.
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
Hi, I'm the OP of the blog post. Just to clarify (as I did in the comments section of my blog). You can say whatever you want when you go through customs: that's just a summary screening. But when you go to the secondary check, you have to
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
Hi, a few notes - generally speaking, I agree that's a useful service. Users should be able to set up not only "coming soon" pages, but also little "corporate websites" the can be online before the designers prepare the final corporate si
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
There's also an European Crunchboard at http://uk.crunchboard.com/ukcrunch.php
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
At the moment I'm using Paypal. The documentation is insufficient and code samples (at least the Java one) are horrible, but it gives you the ability to accept credit card payments (without requiring the user to sign up for a Paypal accoun
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
Some other tools I use everyday: * Balsamiq Mockups for web application mock-ups * Evernote for notes (synchronized with iPad) * Things for todolist (synchronized with iPad) * Intellij/Pycharm for java/python dev * Pomodoro ( http://pomodor
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
that's great! i can't login though. Better, I enter my login credentials, but I still see the "login" link (instead of the logout).
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
I also have the same need. I tried silentale.com a while ago, but abandoned quickly because it was unbearably slow and missing some basic features. Currently trying networkhippo.com, I'm still not happy with it but it's a bit better. Try t
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
Not everybody can be featured on NYT without a product out, but setting up a basic marketing campaign is not difficult (and it is certainly inexpensive). That's my (current) recipe: . Twitter and Facebook - Open a twitter and facebook compa
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by fdiotalevi 16y ago
The best self promotion you can do is to talk at user groups. Find a Python/Django/whatever user group in the nearby and propose to present a speech. You don't need anything particularly sophisticated, any technology/framework you have used