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by tagabek 11y ago
They're still available
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by tagabek 11y ago
Given that I keep a very close group of friends, the default iOS Contacts app w/ iCloud works. For those with large groups of people/information, go with Google Contacts.
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by tagabek 11y ago
If you can manage to get any offer above $XXX, sell it. The show's popularity could very well be at it's peak, given that maintaining or even increasing television ratings after the first season are rare. Otherwise, it could be a
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Closure Syntax in Swift(goshdarnclosuresyntax.com)
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Ask HN: Those making $1,000+/month on side projects – what did you make?
52 points by tagabek 11y ago|31 comments
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Ask HN: Web Developers, what is your average workday like?
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by tagabek 12y ago
In addition to setting up a site/blog, immediately setup an email list that you send out updates to. You can then potentially offer a 'Pro' version of this extension and you will already have thousands (if not 10s of thousand
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Learn iPhone App Development – An Online Video Course(kickstarter.com)
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Dropcanvas – The easiest file-sharing service I've ever used(dropcanvas.com)
1 points by tagabek 12y ago|0 comments
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by tagabek 13y ago
Agreed. Incorporating took me all of 15 minutes online. Focus on what is REALLY important - getting your first 3 paying clients.
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by tagabek 13y ago
You may have already seen it, but this thread was posted earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7355882
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by tagabek 13y ago
That's pretty strange. Did you contact Twitter?
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by tagabek 13y ago
As for #4, does the $10k number apply to only hardware specialists?
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by tagabek 13y ago
The current big news is that certain exchanges (ie. Mtgox) are beginning to suspend withdrawals of currency for various reasons. There are talks of Mtgox declaring bankruptcy (but don't take this as fact), so that scares people. Also,
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by tagabek 13y ago
This is really cool. It's great to see more programs for kids to learn to code and/or create interesting things. Filming and asking the students what they think before and after the program might be a good way to get some great fe
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by tagabek 13y ago
I would suggest getting in touch (ie. emailing, Tweeting) with 20 or so startups that you're interested in and asking to meet the founder(s) over coffee. Ask them everything you can about their company/product and their specific r
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by tagabek 13y ago
I think this is interesting, but are you promoting this or just announcing what you've accomplished? I would like to know a bit more about it.
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Flappy Bird developer is making $50,000/day with in-app ads(androidauthority.com)
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Show HN: The iOS 7 App Design Guide(taylorbeck.me)
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by tagabek 13y ago
If you're making an app for a niche audience (ie. Bird Watching Enthusiasts), make it paid. These are people that are very excited about their interest and would be happy to give you $2.99 for an app that supports it. I would even cons
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by tagabek 13y ago
I currently use the chair listed below, and they're on sale for $100 each now. It is a very comfortable chair, and I use it many hours each day. I have never had any problems with it. http://www.staples.com/Staples-Hyke
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by tagabek 13y ago
The 99c domain names.
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by tagabek 13y ago
they claim ownership over whatever you create, including stuff you do in your off hours, and any ideas you may have had. Does this mean that if you are working on side projects during your free time (ie. at home on weekends), you do not o
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by tagabek 13y ago
I'm going to repost my comment here from a previous thread. One of my jobs is an iOS Freelance Developer, and this path is what got me my first client. It seems like you are very aware of what you are capable of. It's great to be
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by tagabek 13y ago
I'm going to repost my comment here from a previous thread. I am an iOS Freelance Developer, and this path is what got me my first client. It seems like you are very aware of what you are capable of. It's great to be realistic, bu
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by tagabek 13y ago
Yep!
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by tagabek 13y ago
1. If you open source your code, there is always the chance of others 'stealing' it. If this concern is a deal breaker, don't open source it. 2. With a project like yours, this can be a way to catalog how you've grown as
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by tagabek 13y ago
Thanks! I hope everything is going well for you!
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by tagabek 13y ago
I am launching my first book at the end of this month and I will be using Gumroad for payments. They offer the most simple, responsive, and beautiful experience for accepting payment. They take 5% + 25¢ per transaction.
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by tagabek 13y ago
While I have nothing against Snapchat - I would love to have $3 billion offers for my startup - I think that they have opened up a new market (or dramatically expanded an existing one) for app creators.

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