BryanBeshore

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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
Agreed. My comment about scaling is simply that a lot of other companies use rails at scale, and alike that of hey.com (which I presume is heavily used) it is probably built to... scale
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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
Any idea how many people use Hey.com? That might be an early indication as to how scalable this is (at least for hotwire's concerns)
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(DHH) Hotwire: Building modern web applications without using much JavaScript(twitter.com)
10 points by BryanBeshore 6y ago|2 comments
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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
I really wish more startups (if you can call them that at this stage) would go public earlier. There are so many companies I'd love to invest in at much earlier in their life. Coinbase is one of them for sure.
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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
The one thing I dislike about Vercel is that you need to go all in or nothing with it. Say you have a micro-frontend strategy and would like part of your front-end in next.js; you can't. Overall I really am impressed with Vercel, thoug
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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
Inverse the phrase to be 'Make something people do not want'. I doubt people have built successful companies, and become 'billionaires' by building something people do not want.
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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
I love their chips
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Stellar Network Phishing Attempt(twitter.com)
4 points by BryanBeshore 6y ago|0 comments
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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
“ More than 30,000 participants at 100 clinical research sites in the United States are participating in the study, which launched on July 27, 2020, after results from earlier stage clinical testing indicated that the vaccine candidate is w
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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
Agreed. Timing is everything.
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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
FIFY: While Fred Wilson might be a VC, he’s speaking in his capacity as an American citizen. Voting is critical to democracies, and one of your biggest responsibilities on behalf of all Americans is to hold government officials accountable.
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by BryanBeshore 6y ago
F. Wilson’s reply to a thread on his Twitter indicates as such: https://twitter.com/fredwilson/status/1320706427091111936?s=...
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Pentagon tells military personnel not to use at-home DNA kits(nbcnews.com)
2 points by BryanBeshore 7y ago|0 comments
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by BryanBeshore 7y ago
The pioneers behind reverse transcriptase were ridiculed by their peers for years. As DNA could only travel in one direction. Francis Crick even called the scientist a wacko. But in the end, the 'wacko' was proven correct and won
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by BryanBeshore 7y ago
Interesting. Thanks for the reply
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by BryanBeshore 7y ago
Seems really cool, but how is this different than Vault and other Secret Management solutions?
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by BryanBeshore 7y ago
Congratulations Geoff and the YC team.
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What do startups do when their investors implode?(recode.net)
2 points by BryanBeshore 8y ago|0 comments
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Policy Proposals for Regulation of Social Media and Technology Firms-Sen. Warner [pdf](graphics.axios.com)
1 points by BryanBeshore 8y ago|0 comments
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by BryanBeshore 9y ago
Congratulations, and best of luck. Insurance is a super interesting market. Side note: Might want to change out your Lorem Ipsum text from the Claims section: https://www.coverinsurance.com/make-a-claim
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by BryanBeshore 9y ago
I'm referring to what are the out of pocket costs a physician pays in malpractice insurance -- the cost they pay, even if a lawsuit is not brought against them. Not the cost of actual malpractice lawsuits
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by BryanBeshore 9y ago
Interesting points, but this still does not shed light on the effective insurance costs physicians pay (annually and over the life of a practice), in case a malpractice suit is brought against them.
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by BryanBeshore 10y ago
If you are going to downvote me, possibly give a reason. At any rate, whatever. I am not going to be silenced by your keyboard
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by BryanBeshore 10y ago
"Obama is not in power and hasn't". Hasn't is not correct. The Obama Administration was notoriously terrible towards the press. The below from an article published today: https://news.grabien.com/story-wh
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Asteroid Sample and Return Mission Launches Tonight(wired.com)
1 points by BryanBeshore 10y ago|0 comments
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by BryanBeshore 10y ago
Everyone should have a cliff, even founders (generally 4-yrs total. 1-yr cliff, then vest every month thereafter). If I recall correctly, every company that goes through YC have cliffs built into their legal documents - or must have them bu
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by BryanBeshore 11y ago
Rousey’s total cage time after 12 pro fights is 25 minutes and 36 seconds. She’s ended eight of her pro victories in less than one minute each. http://mmajunkie.com/2015/08/ufc-190-post-fight-facts-ronda-...
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Google expected to face antitrust charges in Europe(mobile.nytimes.com)
3 points by BryanBeshore 11y ago|0 comments
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by BryanBeshore 12y ago
The chances you will become a Jr. ROR developer are really high. The question is, what do you want to do with it? ROR is a great entry into coding, and building applications, however Rails is really abstracted away from Ruby. You will event
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by BryanBeshore 12y ago
I know that Guanxi - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guanxi - is embedded in the Chineese culture, and it seems possible that this would play right into the web of Guanxi. Another reference to this, as it relates to Guanx

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