BillFranklin

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by BillFranklin 7y ago
I seriously doubt any successful software company is firing engineers for introducing bugs. They'd have no employees. > One Google engineer from back then says the most remarkable thing about the co-founders' code was that when
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by BillFranklin 8y ago
> if the modern equivalent of Rails already exists, please let me know! You're in luck. Rails 5.2.3 was released 20 hours ago. More seriously, I feel rails is still excellent and I'm happy to work with it every day. I'd be
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by BillFranklin 8y ago
Interestingly, this wouldn't have been possible under TPP.
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by BillFranklin 8y ago
Yes I agree. We don't know why Docker did this. It's not a particularly helpful thing to do, but it's just not that major an issue. I think many who posted on the Github issue will later regret the tone of their reaction. The
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by BillFranklin 8y ago
Hi, xab9. Out of interest, why did you turn down a job because they are working with a framework version from 2016?
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by BillFranklin 9y ago
Yeah, Zoom has been good for us. It's good quality, and you can still see other participants during a presentation. On the free plan there's a one hour cap to meetings, which is ideal as nobody wants to be in a meeting longer than
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Bitcoin.org removes 'Low processing fees' as a reason to use Bitcoin(github.com)
2 points by BillFranklin 9y ago|0 comments
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Speed, efficiency, and object constancy in D3 animations(blog.chartmogul.com)
1 points by BillFranklin 9y ago|0 comments
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by BillFranklin 9y ago
ChartMogul | Software Engineers | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE, VISA We build business intelligence software. Our main BI product solves important problems for the 1000s of orgs using it. We're an international team - ChartMogul is built b
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by BillFranklin 9y ago
That's a good question. Sorry that I didn't answer it in my original comment. Self-employment comes with personal financial risk, but the reason for their lower national insurance contributions (NIC) is to do with pensions. The UK
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by BillFranklin 9y ago
I'm worried about the impact of this report on self-employed people, as it sounds like it'll be used to increase taxes on them. One piece of tax relief a self-employed person gets is a reduction of their socialised health care tax
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Guardian CSS prank: How to tell if you damaged your eyes during the eclipse(theguardian.com)
3 points by BillFranklin 9y ago|0 comments
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Cheat sheets for SaaS teams(chartmogul.com)
2 points by BillFranklin 9y ago|0 comments
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Deconstructing the Google Analytics tracking script(billfranklin.svbtle.com)
217 points by BillFranklin 9y ago|81 comments
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by BillFranklin 9y ago
Jacques, John Tooker might be able to help you with the sorting issue: http://lego.jtooker.com/sorting/ .
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by BillFranklin 9y ago
It's hugely useful for our Zendesk help center search [1]. Very easy to set up: https://community.algolia.com/zendesk/ . [1] https://help.chartmogul.com/hc/en-us
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Deconstructing the Google Analytics tracking script(billfranklin.svbtle.com)
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by BillFranklin 9y ago
Thank you, I didn't see that.
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by BillFranklin 9y ago
On the other hand, $300 sounds like a bargain.
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Open-Source Frictionless Signup(segment.com)
1 points by BillFranklin 9y ago|0 comments
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by BillFranklin 10y ago
Well, your point is subjective: NYTimes is best and Medium is worst. Yet, if at least 1.4% of their 60m readers disagree with you then it can be a sustainable business. I'm not sure I understand why you care that they have 150 employee
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by BillFranklin 10y ago
They burn $50m per year and have 60m readers They need 1.4% of readers to subscribe They charge 1/3 what the NYTimes does. The NYTimes company has +$1bn revenues. They can probably get 1.4% of readers to subscribe. They could also char
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Twitter considers paid membership option(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by BillFranklin 10y ago|0 comments
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Ghost CEO John O’Nolan: How I built the distributed SaaS company of my dreams(blog.chartmogul.com)
7 points by BillFranklin 10y ago|0 comments
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by BillFranklin 10y ago
We moved to Zendesk from Intercom for support. We still use Intercom, but just for product outreach and triggered messages. We have two former Zendeskers on our team, which is part of the reason we made the switch. But also because Zendesk
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by BillFranklin 10y ago
How do you find Zoho? I didn't know they offered recurring billing.
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by BillFranklin 10y ago
Thanks. Do you mean track additional UTM codes etc. for each subsequent visit? Is having the following data included in the object returned by purser.fetch() what you're after? "visits_before_conversion": 2, "s
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by BillFranklin 10y ago
Thanks your suggestion. That's pretty much what the library is doing. One thing the library does is if on their first visit a user has utm codes in their URL (e.g. utm_medium) it'll store this and make it available via pursor.con
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Purser.js: A JS library for preserving user data from first visit to signup(github.com)
86 points by BillFranklin 10y ago|6 comments
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PillTracker: A simple Vue.js app to keep track of medicine(github.com)
1 points by BillFranklin 10y ago|0 comments

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