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Is A/B Testing a Good Idea for SaaS Startups?
(tomtunguz.com)
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muellerwolfram
12y ago
http://www.prtfl.io/muellerwolfram/blog/2013/1/23/how-to-use...
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muellerwolfram
13y ago
i like it a lot. did you use your site to get feedback?
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WSJ Startup of the Year documentary series
(projects.wsj.com)
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200 requests/s with Ruby on Rails 4 on a 5$ / month server
(blog.wiemann.name)
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Tell HN: Watch Apple's WWDC Keynote stream on linux or windows
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Dear WordPress
(ma.tt)
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muellerwolfram
13y ago
how do you know he isn't putting any of his own money in as well?
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Braintree now accepts online applications for European merchants
(apply.braintreegateway.com)
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[Android, Fitness App] I wish there was a really decent app to easily create work-outs. I like the approach of gainfitness.com, but unfortunately they only have an iphone version. Overall I think the fitness category on android has room for
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Ask HN: Which marketplace category misses an high quality app
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14y ago
I don't know how to react, but at least I want to say this: the name and the layout remind me a little too much about http://www.prtfl.io/muellerwolfram/projects I'm not sure what to say, I mean, it's a free web, you can do whatever you w
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muellerwolfram
14y ago
gmq is probably talking about opening psd files in your Ubuntu file browser by right clicking them and selecting "open with Photoshop". That's not possible with the method i'm describing in the article. But it's something that's bugging me
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muellerwolfram
14y ago
the steps for arch would be almost identical. the desktop entry specification is a standard that is used by arch as well: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Desktop_Entries how much it integrates depends on what desktop environment you
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How to use Photoshop in a VM on Ubuntu
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just stumbled upon this through their yearly report ( http://mailchimp.com/2012 , discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5060552 ) and thought I'd share this, since it is one of the funniest and inspiring talks I'v seen. Should ea
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Creative Mornings with Ben Chestnut, CEO of Mailchimp
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14y ago
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muellerwolfram
14y ago
charging for support, or donations are two other options that I can think of
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TechStars Graduate DigitalOcean Switches To SSD For Its $5 Per Month VPS
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
true, but the idea coming out of the idea finding process that you describe in your post would have been slightly more awesome. ...but only slightly, and i'm still eager to read follow-ups on this experiment!
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That's why the idea he seems to be settling on is exactly that: a problem that he has. (quote from the post: "It solves a problem I have, so I want someone to build this software." ) Not only coming up with a problem is easier when you hav
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as the OP I'm obviously biased, but I feel so too. At the same time it looks like more people seemed to be against it though. I would still like to hear pg thoughts on this...
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muellerwolfram
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i don't know what you are supposed to put in a "Career Objective" section, but when it comes to the first section of your resume (or the thing to start with), i like to think that the most interesting thing you can put there is a short de
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muellerwolfram
14y ago
You probably meant it slightly differently, but improvements that make things worse are per definition not improvements. I get that people don't want HN to get worse than it is. But i don't get why people think open sourcing it would result
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muellerwolfram
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i agree the site is simple and effective as it is. but it's not perfect. there is always something that can be improved. this probably doesn't include adding social share buttons and 2KB of new JavaScript every week. Like you said. And I ag
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muellerwolfram
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thanks, but to clarify: I'm not proposing to open source it for the purpose of looking at the code or forking my own HN-version. instead i'm proposing that building _this_ site becomes an community effort, with open feature discussions and
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Ask PG: Why don’t you open source HN?
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i'm not a treehouse user, and while i hear awesome stories about their company (like having a 4-day work week, or getting funding although they don't plan an "exit"), I don't know anything about the quality of their lessons... but I do know
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Some reasons why you, as a developer, really should start blogging
(prtfl.io)
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14y ago
searching for code syntax with (mostly) special characters... (special characters are being ignored)
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