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Governance in distributed organizations, part 4
Governance in distributed organizations, part 3
Governance in distributed organizations, part 2
Governance in distributed organizations, part 1
Need for high margin cryptonative service
Ask HN: time spent testing web site visuals - how big is the problem?
We, at http://42coffeecups.com drafted a little internal tool to help us spot visual changes (especially unwanted ;) as we push new version of web product to server.I wonder how big this problem is for others. Is it worth enough to create a service around this?Please, leave your email at http://signup.eyevalid.com/?lrRef=vzb7O if you want to discuss it further.
Re:Framebox: HTML5 wireframing tool
on Monday January 24, 2011 @06:29PM (#2137257)
Hmm... Will test on mac.
Yes, Mac is not native in our team..
Re:Framebox: HTML5 wireframing tool
on Monday January 24, 2011 @05:10PM (#2136981)
You have copy&paste via Ctl-C & Ctl-V
Undo-redo is on the list
-- dev team :)
Where is a distributed team pain?
Re:Startuplet financial model, users
on Friday October 24, 2008 @07:09AM (#342258)
Posted an update here - http://a.khavr.com/2008/10/24/startuplet-financial-model-upd...
Startup userbase model
Re:Startuplet financial model, users
on Friday October 24, 2008 @04:26AM (#342190)
Yes, you're right. That's why I've called the model "simplistic".
It already has lots parameters to deal with and, more important, it consistently underestimates your userbase - which is good while you're planning.
Though, point taken, soon I'll post an updated version.
Startuplet financial model, users
Financial model of startups - revenue part
Startuplet - constructive bounds on startup ideas
Re:Why I don't give fixed price. Software developer story.
on Monday December 24, 2007 @11:53AM (#92440)
The point is that even with simplest risk model, the padded estimate, the price for the risk, is lot larger than the work itself.
I am still quite can't imagine a rational customer agreeing to pay such premium. Perhaps this is my chance to make a fortune :)
Re:Why I don't give fixed price. Software developer story.
on Sunday December 23, 2007 @05:51PM (#92275)
It should, but it almost never does.
The only spec that's is not subject to interpretation is the software itself. Otherwise it all boils down to relationship between the customer and the developer: personal trust, etc. And, of course, this creates immense place for psychological games, which mostly are lose-lose kind of game.
Why I don't give fixed price. Software developer story.
http://a.khavr.com/2007/12/24/why-i-dont-give-fixed-price-software-developer-story/
Why fixed price estimates on software development contracts are ruining customer's business. Some math inside.
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Re:A GTDish issue tracker
on Wednesday September 12, 2007 @09:08AM (#53814)
It's slow just because it's hosted on quite low-end server, while we are in the early stages. Now we're profiling and optimizing out slow parts, as well as thinking about hosting upgrade/scaling on several servers.