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We just broke ground on America's first next-gen nuclear facility(gatesnotes.com)
6 points by wnm 2y ago|1 comments
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Search in the Gemini Era(twitter.com)
1 points by wnm 2y ago|0 comments
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by wnm 3y ago
https://archive.ph/2wYhT
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Why Low Interest Rates Will Return – Again and Again(bloomberg.com)
1 points by wnm 3y ago|1 comments
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They're rebuilding the Death Star of complexity(world.hey.com)
15 points by wnm 4y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Who would be interested in a platform for text based job interviews
3 points by wnm 5y ago|1 comments
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by wnm 5y ago
Hi, I'm Wolfram, a full stack Ruby on Rails developer from Germany. I spent the last decade+ building web applications. Some for others, as an employee, and some alone, self-employed. Location: Freiburg, Germany Remote: Yes Willing to
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by wnm 7y ago
there is also a video version of the interview at https://about.fb.com/news/2019/11/a-conversation-with-mark-z...
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by wnm 8y ago
I'v started PressKitHero https://presskithero.com as a side project in 2016, and grown it to ramen profibility since. It's a very simple SAAS app for companies to manage their press kit. I have no plans of growing it i
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Our Road to Self Driving Victory (2017)(medium.com)
1 points by wnm 8y ago|0 comments
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by wnm 8y ago
Based on the app description and homepage I always thought Krita can't replace Photoshop for the few things I need to do for basic webdesign stuff. But reading the comments here made me reconsider. Has anyone used Krita for web stuff (
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How to Create a Professional Press Kit for Your Startup(presskithero.com)
1 points by wnm 9y ago|0 comments
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by wnm 9y ago
yes they handle it. when a customer requests a refund via email, I login to my paddle account, search the invoice, and simply click "refund".
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by wnm 9y ago
I can second the recommendation for paddle. I use it for https://presskithero.com , which has customers around the world, and we are a german company, so we have to handle very complicated european vat rules...which paddle does f
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How to become a part-time programmer: an interview with an expert(codewithoutrules.com)
2 points by wnm 9y ago|0 comments
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by wnm 9y ago
To get a taste of what this book is about, you can also check out his blog at http://jlcollinsnh.com/stock-series/
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A Guide to Not Getting Hacked(motherboard.vice.com)
177 points by wnm 9y ago|79 comments
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by wnm 9y ago
update: don't let the data discourage you, though. it's actually not bad. 400/600 clicked signed up? that's fantastic! only 40 people went through with the sign up? I would say thats just user churn because of bad onboar
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by wnm 9y ago
I also clicked on signup, but then didn't. Here is why: I wanted to sign up to test the product, but after clicking on signup I get a Typeform modal. Typeform as a signup form makes me suspicious that the product doesn't really ex
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by wnm 9y ago
Wire transfer
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by wnm 9y ago
The hidden fees come in the form of bad exchange rates. In my experience it was always around 3% less, then what Google Currency Converter told me it should be. Edit: to be fair, Stripe also doesn't give you excactly the same rate as
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Mulling Monetization(medium.com)
3 points by wnm 9y ago|0 comments
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by wnm 9y ago
They do. The reason I went with Paddle is that Gumroad only pays out via Paypal (to customers in Germany). I had problems with Paypal in the past, and don't trust them. Also, they charge about 3% in hidden fees when you convert USD to
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by wnm 9y ago
thanks :)
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by wnm 9y ago
Personal anecdote: When I was backpacking in Australia 10 years ago I felt I had a clear advantage over other backpackers because germans somehow have this image of being super productive and hard working. I more than once got a job just be
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by wnm 9y ago
Personally, I wouldn't move. I value the time and hassle saved, more then the money. For my business ( https://presskithero.com ) I use https://paddle.com , which is even more expensive then gumroad (5% + 0,5%). Bu
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by wnm 9y ago
I agree with #1, look for competition. It is astonishing to me how many customer service saas companies seem to pop up every now and then, but many of them seem to succeed, despite there being already hundreds. I have another rule for indie
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by wnm 9y ago
I would say, don't build anything custom until you know you can sell how much you think you can sell. Gumroad is perfect for testing your product market fit, since you don't waste a lot of time seting up a billing system. you sign
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by wnm 9y ago
what I don't like about that setup is that views are rendered in the client, instead of on the server. I wish there was a js framework, which would let me keep renderering my views with rails on the server, but then take over and help
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by wnm 9y ago
https://unsplash.com/

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