Purpose - Fun lightweight counter that shows how much money you've earned in real time. Might be motivational to keep in the background while you work away.Background - ~3 day project for non-technical person wanting to explore using AI. Stack is next.js/typescript/css, uses vercel & github to deploy. Last time seriously coding was a decade ago. Cursor/AI-assistance was a joy to build with...
I'm developing websites for clients and it would be significantly cheaper for clients to bundle sites onto one server (and restrict/regulate FTP accounts) rather than purchasing separate instances of hosting for each client. The never need all the resources anyway... This might be as simple as a service.What's the best way to collect recurring payments from customers/clients?What do you use?
i.e. gotowebinar.com, they have a free trial
Is it because of language barriers? Outdated "legacy" practices?
What are practical solutions? I can't even imagine what a good way to monetize this would be (grooveshark style?)
if link is tl;dr: read below
Manga Artist Park Jin-Hwan Speaking: [...] But I saw 'the breaker' uploaded on a foreign website. It's being uploaded with only a few days delay. What's more surprising is that everything has been translated (even these notes from myself). So, I'm now speaking to that group. Please stop... Why are you selling and profit off our work? If you have any conscience, shouldn't you have emailed... Or written an apology, or shown some show of support for us? All our works that are on your site are up there without our permission. So please stop. Take them down before it becomes a bigger problem!!
#From the scanlation group We'd like to respond to this as follows:
To Park Jin-Hwan, We greatly appreciate the work and effort required by you to bring this great manwha to us, and we apologize if our actions have caused you offence. We would like to clarify that we actually make no profit from your work. We do this in our free time for fun, and we have always bought your books. We, like countless thousands of other people from around the world, love your work, and always look forward with anticipation to the next chapter. We would love to continue doing work on this series, and hope that we can work out an arrangement with yourself towards this purpose. If you would like to contact us, [...]
If we were to build a prototype we would want it to be really awesome, which isn't too realistic right now.
I'm making a pitch for a concept competition in two days. Working on the presentation now. Are there any good examples of concept pitches that I can learn from?Background: it's a college competition with $40,000 at the end. We're very excited to be in the semi-final round and at the stage where we actually get to present (in person) our idea.
I'm writing a research paper and need some personal experiences, anecdotes, opinions.The topic is conducting business in China, especially for Americans working or starting a company in China, what things worked for you? What didn't?What sort of business practices are unique to China? Cultural influences? Barriers to entry for foreign (i.e. American) businesses looking to expand into China?What...
I'd say for someone to really fit your bill (talented/ambitious), they would have to have some tangible deliverable accomplishments somewhere. Not just talk, grades, etc.
Look for what they've done in their community. If they're young (i.e. from college) those that excel at communication are usually pretty engaged in the community and have held some leadership positions. Resident Life? Coaching? TA?
In summary, I think that any good US hosting service probably has reliable speeds in China too.
On a different tangent, I'm currently writing a research paper on differences between US and Chinese business practices. If you could answer some questions, or me to someone that'd be great! [email protected]