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If you're building a real brand, you're building a relationship with your customers that you own. You're going to do it on your own terms because you can drive your own audience.
Tesla.com is powered by Shopify. They sell all of their vehicles through their site since they don't deal with dealerships.
Likewise Kylie Cosmetics is powered by Shopify. That's a billion dollar brand that's not going to be OK with being placed in a dusty corner of Amazon. They have enough brand value to drive their own audience through their own channels (Instagram, Snap, Twitter, etc).
Anyone can hit rocks in a mine. It might be hard and stressful work, but anyone can do it.
Not anyone can make decisions and lead an entire group of people.
This is incredibly awesome! At age 12, I probably didn't even know what programming entailed.
I really wish I did though.
I love how its very easy to develop on OSX because it comes with a lot of dev tools preinstalled. Not that it takes any effort to get your own personal environment set up, but its just nice how they package that all together.
I'm a sophomore at 19yrs old and that would mean I would have to have been coding since age 9...
They have left click and right click with button action. It's just as intuitive as having 2 separate buttons, and even more so because of how customizable it is.
Give it a try for 1 week. Guarantee you won't be able to go back.
What to (or not to) put on a personal website?
I want to make a personal website for myself that would potentially have a blog, resume, projects, etc on it and I was wondering what is a good idea to put on the site and what isn't such a good idea?Others have told me not to put my resume up because it won't really be useful at all. I also have concerns with what an employer might think when he/she looks at the blog and whether its a good...
I feel like I don't know anything --- CompSci Major
Hey HN,I'm a compSci major at a good compSci school, and while I've been taking classes and going through the motions of being a student, I feel like technically, I don't know very much.I know Java from what we do in class, but that's about it. I feel like I can't really create a product or provide valuable skills/service from what I am learning in school.How can I change this, and what tips,...
the prof is also very vague with his instruction
Python Help
I need to finish this program by tomorrow and I've spent DAYS trying to understand it, and the instructor isn't particularly helpful. I understand the things like sockets and threads but I don't know how to put these together to make such a program. I've gotten some progress but I don't even know if it's right.Please help me out, I don't know who else to turn to!here is the program...