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Re:Ask HN: What accounting software do you use? on Friday April 04, 2014 @02:42AM (#7529717)
I'm using http://debitoor.com (I'ma developer on the 40-50 person debitoor team) I used to use e-conomic.com. But now debitoor has everything i need for my 1 person company.
Re:Ask HN: What accounting software do you use? on Friday April 04, 2014 @02:32AM (#7529680)
Http://debitoor.com
Re:Ask HN: What is the problem you try to solve? on Friday December 20, 2013 @03:10AM (#6940498)
Problem: If you don't do anything. JavaScript errors on you sebsite are just lost. Your website can be completely malfunctioning maybe for 10% of your users on a specific browser and you will simply not know.

Solution: http://muscula.com

Re:Ask HN: What kind of side projects are you working on? on Tuesday November 26, 2013 @10:01AM (#6801649)
Interesting reading about all your projects. I'm working on http://muscula.com Log JavaSript errors in production. It installs like Google Analytics.
Re:109 paying subscribers in the first month on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @02:48AM (#5478011)
Originally I did spend some time trying to share knowledge about my service. Haven't done so in 3-4 years.

When I did I was doing the usual crappy stuff, sharing on forums, as a signature on posts, comments on reviews of other free survey solutions, and the like. (As I mentioned I'm bad at marketing - so I'm not the best person to answer your question)

If you read the firt part: http://obsurvey.blogspot.dk/2013/03/how-i-was-forced-to-crea...

You'll see that the growth is mostly word of mouth.

Re:Web Framework Benchmarks on Thursday March 28, 2013 @10:55AM (#5455135)
If I wanted to return a bunch of _ids from a mongo database i would do a _id:$in[array of ObjectIDs] and then stream the resulting cursor to res. Streams are core to node. You should use them.
I dont spend a lot of time on these kind of problems. But the times I do, it's an exillerating experience. Knowing the theory of big O notation and time complexety of algorithms has allowed me to build amazing things, I've even used for GUI and JavaScript in the browser.

The most exciting stuff has been implementing things where I have been unsure if what I was trying to would be possible at all in a browser. The feeling you then get when it actually works, and you know that you've pushed a limit that you have never seen anyone do in the browser before, can' be beaten.

If you push yourself to the limit, think outside the box etc. You are going to need knowledge of algorithms.