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by 100k 13y ago
Congrats to John and the Runscope team! If you haven't tried their Request Bin service for testing webhooks, give it a try: http://requestb.in
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by 100k 13y ago
I don't expect this to be free. My point is that pricing should be clearly stated on the landing page for the product. You should have a pricing link or header, even if it just says "free for now, we're working on pricing&quo
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by 100k 13y ago
The announcement blog post implies otherwise: > It places the focus value not on our super-secret-source-code but on our handling of the hosting, billing , and maintenance of that source code.
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by 100k 13y ago
The marketing site needs some work. There's no details about pricing that I can find and no information about configuring your own rules (I had to read the source code to see if that was possible). I am not going to sign up with GitHub
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by 100k 13y ago
Sociopath?
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by 100k 13y ago
To the point of doing business under the purported employee's name! That's pretty low.
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by 100k 13y ago
That is a reference to a trope in movies where the "nerdy girl" takes off her glasses and suddenly everyone realizes she's beautiful AND smart! http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Beautif
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Swiftype Search Analytics 2.0(swiftype.com)
26 points by 100k 13y ago|3 comments
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by 100k 13y ago
Granted it is very hard to evict a rent-controlled tenant in San Francisco, so I can understand your trepidation, but San Francisco rent control already works pretty much like your prescription: there is an annual allowed rent increase, and
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by 100k 13y ago
Thank you for pointing this out. I've seen no indication that he interviewed as a programmer at Facebook or Twitter. Considering he was managing a large team at Yahoo, it's unlikely that he would be. He might even have been interv
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by 100k 13y ago
Awesome idea. I wish coding counted. :)
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by 100k 13y ago
This was really fun to work on. The live analytics page is the most extensive use of D3 I've done thus far.
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by 100k 13y ago
Pete makes an excellent point. When I was doing contract web development, I worked on way too many projects where the idea person spent all their money on the initial development and had nothing left over to run the business. It was depress
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by 100k 13y ago
Mr. Bray is likely quite wealthy and unlikely has to worry so much about getting a job, both due to being a well-known technologist and having "fuck you" money (in his previous post about leaving Google he writes, "From a fin
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by 100k 13y ago
And now you never need to solve it again! :)
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by 100k 13y ago
On mobile, it's the worst! I have to stare at a completely blank screen for several seconds while the fonts download.
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by 100k 13y ago
I thought the idea of a static site competition was pretty cool, so I'm happy that we (I work at Swiftype) are sponsoring it. It'll be cool to see what the teams come up with.
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by 100k 13y ago
I looked at this calculation for Minneapolis versus SF a while back, and salaries were definitely lower in SF than Minneapolis * cost of living.
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by 100k 13y ago
Bummer, but good luck at TrueCar.
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by 100k 13y ago
As a Minnesotan living in SF, this warms my heart. New Glarus is only available in Wisconsin so anyone bringing some back was very popular.
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by 100k 13y ago
Congrats to Slava and the RethinkDB team. I'm really looking forward to your continued progress.
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by 100k 13y ago
Any company that can advertise a quiet working environment would have a huge boost with me and other developers who care about that sort of thing. I'm not looking for a private office, but open plan offices with dozens or hundreds of p
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by 100k 13y ago
Agreed. This is a solution to a non-problem. The usual argument is that with electrics and hybrids, tax revenue is going down. OK, fine, raise the rate! Plenty of people are still driving internal combustion vehicles. Higher rates will spur
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by 100k 13y ago
Python packaging has been a nightmare compared to RubyGems (which is not without its own problems, of course). See for example this rant by a major Python developer: http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2012/6/22/hate-hate
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by 100k 13y ago
This was happening to me too (Safari on iOS). I'm not sure of the mechanism. I assumed there was some ad I wasn't seeing before clicking on it.
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by 100k 13y ago
Paul Krugman has commented about this phenomenon as well. Based on the literature he says it is due to lack of regional specialization. Interstate goods shipping has also declined. This is mentioned in the article but dismissed. Personally,
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by 100k 13y ago
I don't have a problem paying for an upgrade. There's features I am definitely excited about, like multiple Vaults which I mentioned above. But as an end-user who only owns an iPhone, the only "feature" I notice in 1Pass
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by 100k 13y ago
But the only reason they couldn't update 1Password 3 to the new API is because they pulled it from the store -- in order to force all users to upgrade for $18.
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by 100k 13y ago
I am upset by this as well. 1Password 4 for iOS didn't seem like a useful enough upgrade to make me pay full price (again). And then since they pulled 1Password 3 from the store, they couldn't update it when Dropbox changed their
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by 100k 13y ago
We do both product search and support-related search.

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