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Ask HN: AWS Promotional Credit for me?
I'd love to use AWS for my next project (EC2 and S3) and it would be great if i could use a promotional code to start. If you have it, you can send it to "enrico.icardi" at gmail. Thanks.
Ask HN: best resources/tutorials on "building HTML5 RTS games"?
I've never built a game in HTML5, but i'm talking about something MUCH easier than, eg.: http://goo.gl/v4dFSi (no 3d, and maybe even "no animation") ...something closer to the risk board game than a full featured 3D game.Plus: If you know how to build this kind of games (in HTML5) and you're interested in a (i guess good) idea please contact me on twitter @ricricucitI've found things like...
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Why do HTML template marketplaces charge so much (between 35% and 75%)?
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BTW: that would have also proven the fact that there is no such a thing as "special snowflake".
2."any top-tier MBA has classmates" means that _not all_ MBA grads have ridiculously high salary.
3. i can ensure you that 120k as an average salary, for anybody working in a startup (the word "startup" is in the link title), might be considered "too much" although it depends on where the startup is. Considering the fact that he doesn't mention "USA" or "Harvard" you'll have to consider much more than that portion (so you didn't actually provided any fact, but just learned how difficult could be to prove it).
With this said, i personally see a "comparison"...so "ridiculously high" might imply "compared to what an MBA grad might make per year in his startup"...which (for a person that feels special) can result into a "probably i don't earn enough" kind of thoughts. I think that's why, i believe, you find that sentence inside the paragraph "Entitlement".