Hey! Every time I had to send something confidential, like a password, secret, .env, etc, I ended up using some openssl enchantment. It worked, but it was annoying for the team and impossible for my family.PDF docs already support strong AES 256 encryption and open pretty much everywhere. The annoying part was creating a doc and then jumping into a cli just to encrypt it.So I made...
It was me. Sorry, I didn’t mean to imply that Chris Olah co-authored the encyclical with the Pope. I just found it noteworthy that there was someone from the “industry” at the encyclical presentation on May 25, which I think is a first. Usually, they are all clergy or academics.
We are building a SaaS targeted to European companies. We are based in a latin american country where the exports of services is treated the same as the export of, for example, a container full of apples: For each SaaS subscription over a $1,000 we sell, we need pay a customs agent a fee (starting at ~$150). Also we would like to use Stripe and their broad range of european payment methods,...
We are building a SaaS targeted to European companies. We are based in a latin american country where the exports of services is treated the same as the export of, for example, a container full of apples: For each SaaS subscription over a $1,000 we sell, we need pay a customs agent a fee (starting at ~$150). Also we would like to use Stripe and their broad range of european payment methods, and...
We are building a SaaS targeted to European companies. We are based in a latin american country where the exports of services is treated the same as the export of, for example, a container full of apples: For each SaaS subscription over a $1,000 we sell, we need pay a customs agent a fee (starting at ~$150). Also we would like to use Stripe and their broad range of european payment methods, and...
Stack Exchange is the most famous example, but who else is using the MS stack to build their service?
I'm thinking of tackling these two problems: (1) Ideas happen anywhere, anytime (running, in the shower, driving, etc). How to capture these ideas before they vanish?(2) I use notebooks, but once I write down an idea chances are that I will never see it again. I have a box full of notebooks collecting dust.I want to know how do you capture/keep your ideas (notebook, an app, eidetic memory,...
I'm thinking of tackling these two problems:(1) Ideas happen anywhere, anytime (running, in the shower, driving, etc). How to capture these ideas before they vanish?(2) I use notebooks, but once I write down an idea chances are that I will never see it again. I have a box full of notebooks collecting dust.I want to know how do you capture/keep your ideas (notebook, an app, eidetic memory,...
zendesk (customer support),
github (private repo),
campfire (team communication),
google apps (email, docs),
odesk (extra hands),
highrise (potential-investor relations),
clicky (real time web analytics),
dropbox (file sharing),
wordy (proof-reading),
mygengo (translations),
new relic (monitor rails apps),
zerigo (dns),
sendgrid (sending mails),
hoptoad (app logging),
transloadit (image uploading, processing),
heroku (app hosting)
Hello.I am from Chile. I want to start a company that receives money from Apple (selling apps worldwide) and pays a % of the sales to people worldwide (through PayPal). I receive a % of the sales.I am considering to start a C-Corp in Delaware to do this. Reasons:- To open a US bank/merchant account - Closer to Apple (no bank transfer fees, currency exchanges, etc) - I can raise VC moneyI have...