giusemir1978

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Ask HN: which CRM do you use and what you like/dislike about it?
2 points by giusemir1978 14y ago|3 comments
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The art of screwing up more jobs at the same time(liftoff.it)
1 points by giusemir1978 14y ago|0 comments
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EVE Council Chairman provoked player with mental instability to commit suicide(eurogamer.net)
1 points by giusemir1978 14y ago|0 comments
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Scared about doing a start-up? Learn to ski first(liftoff.it)
1 points by giusemir1978 15y ago|0 comments
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
I agree with chuk, of course. One does the business they way he wants. If customers don't like your way they are free to leave. If the business survives this kind of bleeding, then the business model was right anyway.
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
Yes, I understand people might leave. No, I do not work at facebook. The key is - in fact - people leaving. People who complain are a cost. Now, if the service is low margin and low volume you can't afford losing customers. But if you have
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
Andrew got it right, it is a problem of survival bias. I have been lucky two times. I have been an entrepreneur, I was succesfull enough but not enough to cover the risks (i am italian, doing business here is risky). Then I set up myself
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
He does it right. Customers are not to be listened too much, they are to be taught to use the product the way the producer intend to. Less support trouble, less costs, and the troublemakers go away. Of course, I would never tell straight to
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
nice "click me" title, but looks like neutrinos will not be superluminal in the end. The second anomaly discovered is statistical in its nature. Scientists don't know precisely when the neutrino is generated: at the beginning or at the end
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How to make a fool of yourself in sixty nanoseconds(liftoff.it)
1 points by giusemir1978 15y ago|0 comments
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
Nice point of view. Actually, it is ok to spend some time on social networks, the point is we collectively spend too much of it trying to boost our ego.
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
Why pointing pinteres as illegal right off the bat? Let's wait what happens when the first copyright complaint is filed to the company.
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
Inertia is a good thing, but necessarily have to switch tasks from time to time. Better would be, decide beforehand what are you going to do in the next hours/days, then do it relentlessy and leverage the inertia. When the time is up, howev
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Living in a Borg Society(liftoff.it)
1 points by giusemir1978 15y ago|0 comments
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How to recover Root on your AWS instances(liftoff.it)
1 points by giusemir1978 15y ago|0 comments
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
I play Eve Online. The reason I play it is exactly the community of 300000 users sharing a single universe. It allows social dynamics to emerge, thus translating a gaming experience into a learning experience.
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
It is a nice read. The funny thing is, when it comes to host a web application people still think the hardware is just an utility and price has necessarily to be the lowest possible. They do not think about the volumes the application will
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
Actually, with the sort of knowledge you have in your bag, you could not be considered a script kiddie anymore. Learn what you want because it moves you in the direction you want to go and don't care too much about the others. It is all abo
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
Nice post, especially because it never occurred to me that twitter could be a way to arrange my own thoughts and so worth of a backup!
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How I learned to manage my time by playing a videogame(liftoff.it)
1 points by giusemir1978 15y ago|0 comments
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When too much SaaS is too much?(liftoff.it)
1 points by giusemir1978 15y ago|0 comments
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
I have been an entrepreneur for five years. I decided to close the business and get hired because the risk to reward ratio was too skewed on the risk side. According to what I have seen happening to fellow entrepreneurs, when they did run i
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
I like the post a lot. Looks like Dana tried a lot and learnt a lot from what was not working for him. I especially like the cultural side of trying, folding gracefully (if need be), learning and re-trying. Here in Italy, you can't just do
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Of Vega launcher and Italy not being a technological desert yet(liftoff.it)
1 points by giusemir1978 15y ago|0 comments
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
Agreed for portugal and spain. Regarding Italy, we have a too big debt to repay. Either we make it or break the european union alltogether. I dont believe France and Germany are going to give us a pony, nor I believe they have the funds to
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
> "I don't understand why so many people are fixated on Amazon AWS. Someone please "explain" this to me." I believe people feel more in control of the buy process if they can make autonomous decisions and pay right away. No commercial c
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
The method might not be useful in every situation, but is an useful tool. It brings your audience in the middle of the learning process and, by making the right questions, allows tutor to gather information about tutored's line of thinking.
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
I tend to agree with this analysis. I work in a datacenter and I noticed that people transition from shared cloud to self-hosting (or dedicated cloud) if they have nil or few traffic spikes. Those who are already self hosted use AWS to abso
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by giusemir1978 15y ago
I believe James is right on several points: especially when it comes to news, fear sells a lot . Regarding Greece, a default would be more a political problem rather than an economical one: European Union is a loosely tied bunch of states
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About making a blog for profit, and failing(liftoff.it)
1 points by giusemir1978 15y ago|0 comments

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