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ollierattue
5y ago
GetMyBoat | Full Stack Developer (Python / React) | Full-time | Remote (Latin America, Canada, USA) GetMyBoat launched in 2013 in San Francisco and has grown to be the world’s largest boat and watercraft experiences marketplace. With m
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ollierattue
6y ago
GetMyBoat | Full Stack Developer (Python / React) | Full-time | Remote (USA, Canada, Latin America) GetMyBoat launched in 2013 in San Francisco and has grown to be the world’s largest boat and watercraft experiences marketplace. With m
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Personal Finance: How do you protect yourself against income eating doodads?
(themoneyleopard.com)
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ollierattue
12y ago
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ollierattue
14y ago
Thanks for posting those links. Those two applications are purely bug trackers. Silo is designed for all stages of software development "Fix, Build, Maintain". Basecamp and Pivotal tracker treat these three activities in the same way. Silo
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ollierattue
14y ago
Thanks, my post didn't link. Thought it auto-linked...
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ollierattue
14y ago
That's great to hear that there are others out there who are dissatisfied with exiting project management tools. It's interesting that you mentioned Pivotal trackers bad bug tracking support. One of the major issues I've experienced is that
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ollierattue
14y ago
Completely understandable. You're right, it is very abstract at the moment. My attempt was to define the problem and map out what a solution should look like. We are very early stage and work on v1 has only just started. I agree screenshots
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Ask HN: Silo, project management for software web app - What do you think?
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ollierattue
14y ago
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Freelance progression: When was your last review?
(toomanytabs.com)
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ollierattue
15y ago
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ollierattue
15y ago
So I signup, add my bank account details, and then my clients can pay me via their credit cards, which they can put on record and do a recurring payment?
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ollierattue
15y ago
but with lots of clients and websites it becomes a faff to track the payments -> how can it be difficult to track payments? either an invoice is paid or it isn't. 50 clients all making payments on a monthly basis. Reviewing your bank
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Ask HN: Client hosting billing web app
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ollierattue
15y ago
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ollierattue
15y ago
'9 Ways to Decrease Your Chance of Bootstrapping a Successful Company' - Number #1: Choosing a Market with Funded Competition http://www.softwarebyrob.com/2011/11/02/9-ways-to-decrease-y... Although yes it does validate the space and yes
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The accidental minimalist. Four steps to the epiphany.
(toomanytabs.com)
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ollierattue
15y ago
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Damm I’m a smoker again. But a productive one.
(toomanytabs.com)
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ollierattue
15y ago
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It’s not all beaches and cocktails: The reality of being a digital nomad
(toomanytabs.com)
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ollierattue
15y ago
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ollierattue
15y ago
Hey jrsmith1279, thanks for your comment on Flaregun. It's great to get real feedback and validation. Both your feature requests becomes important when you have hundreds of domains managed by Flaregun. I think being able to assign domains t
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I launched my abandoned side project and got a paying customer within 24 hours
(toomanytabs.com)
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ollierattue
15y ago
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It just doesn’t matter. You won’t have any users at launch.
(toomanytabs.com)
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ollierattue
15y ago
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ollierattue
15y ago
I have a theory (just a theory) that .99 pricing was introduced to prevent in house employee theft. If an item costs $10 the till worker can pocket the money without recording the transaction. However if the product costs $9.99 the customer
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How living in the moment keeps me sane and productive
(toomanytabs.com)
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ollierattue
15y ago
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ollierattue
15y ago
Thanks for all your input - new pricing plans up at http://getflaregun.com/plans Plans feels more suitable now. Getting rid of the free account feels the right move. If anyone is interested they should be willing to 'gamble' $5. I can't s
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ollierattue
15y ago
Thanks for this. Hadn't actually considered a quarterly charge. That's a good idea. Low monthly charges start to get difficult with per transaction standard fees (like paypal). One more quick question. Are you acting as an individual i.e. f
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ollierattue
15y ago
Hey, that's really great to hear you would pay. It's great idea validation. Would love you to answer a few quick questions: - Could you suggest a monthly price you would be happy to pay? - Would you be willing to pay a yearly (saving over t
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ollierattue
15y ago
Hey Hopeless, thanks for taking the time to comment. Your notification periods sound spot on. Early (1 month) to allow purchase order & client holidays + potentially clients wanting to let a domain lapse. The system could then do anothe
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ollierattue
15y ago
Hey, thanks for the detailed comment on how you handle this situation. It is so helpful to get such thoughtful feedback and has really got me thinking critically about this product. Out of interest do you develop websites on behalf on your
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Ask HN: Flaregun - Manage domains and SSL certificates - Would you pay for this?
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ollierattue
15y ago
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ollierattue
15y ago
Hey hopeless, thanks for your thoughtful comment. There isn't any solution to the pass phrase apache issue. If you forgot / lose it you need to: a. Remember / find it b. Buy a new certificate. You can create private keys without pass phrase
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Ask HN: Silo - SSL certificate safeguard web app - do I go ahead and build?
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ollierattue
15y ago
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Ramen profitability is easier in Asia: Travel is perfect for micro-entrepreneurs
(toomanytabs.com)
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ollierattue
15y ago
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