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- Karma
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- May 4, 2010 (16y ago)
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- What Startups Can Teach Established Businesses About Management (blog.talkdesk.com)
- What The Super Bowl Teaches Us About Marketing (blog.talkdesk.com)
- The Top 15 Entrepreneur Quotes of All Time (talkdesk.com)
- For Startups: How to prevent employee burnout (blog.kissmetrics.com)
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- Twilio is bleeding money (diggz.org)
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We have Stripe, Twilio, FullContact, SendGrid, etc, etc etc... What's missing?
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Coming from an European country, can I use "participating in an incubator program" as a reason to join the US as a business travel?
- My weekend project: Get a daily e-mail with new oDesk jobs of your interest (odesknotifier.com)
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As a developer or an entrepreneur, what are your biggest problems?
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Hi, How much can one make (via ads for jobs, services, etc) with 5000 subscribers to a tech-related newsletter? Thanks
- Building the Web 3.0: NetworkedHelpDesk (blog.newrelic.com)
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How come Google+ is so fast? What is the secret?
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What tool can I use in order to see some analytics for my Rails APIs? Thanks
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Is there a way I can track how many calls are being made to my API among other things? Apigee seems to do this but it's really expensive. Any other solution? Thanks
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Hi, What's the URL of a website that lists all JS technologies and explain what they do? It was featured some time ago on hn. thanks
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There was an article on HN about Heroku autoscaling. I can't find that and it would help me now. Anyone knows the url? Thanks
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Hi, I've heard there was a failed presentation on TC Disrupt. Does anyone knows a link to watch it? Thanks
- A Beginner’s Guide to Pay-Per-Click: Quality Score (blog.octoclick.com)
- A Beginner’s Guide to PPC: Introduction (blog.octoclick.com)
- Amazon SES Bounce Retrieval API (bouncely.com)
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Hi, Is it possible to fork a open-source rails gem, edit it and launch it as a gem to use with my app? I have no problems giving credits to the author etc, just want to know the ramifications of this. Regards
- How to Boost your CTR from 0% to 4.5% (blog.octoclick.com)