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9y ago
Also see "Hidden Figures" for a real story about undervalued women (or at least at first) in the science field.
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> I think in startup land - where devops takes a back seat to product - it's probably very common. Not focusing on devops and putting your prod db credentials in plain sights are VERY different things. It's really really easy t
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9y ago
My experience is being born and raised in Rome, working with people from different cities (Pi Campus here in Rome, H-Farm in Veneto, etc) and now working in Santa Monica. Not much to call bullshit on, if you don't see any difference be
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9y ago
Yea Italians are a pain in the ass about dressing; people here are stuck in the 80s still when it comes to work so it only makes sense it works that way.
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9y ago
We updated from Rails 3 to 4 ~1 month and a half ago. Our Gemfile has 138 lines and we have ~70 models. We updated everything and did a full regression testing to fix all the new bugs within a sprint (2 weeks) while also working on a bunch
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9y ago
I think you mean Twilio, not Trello, when talking about MessageBird :)
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9y ago
> I wish I had pursued a degree, though. Why? I'm in a similar boat, but don't really regret it or wish I had done things differently.
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9y ago
Design looks like Instagram Stories at the top + IFTTT for the cards. Could be interesting but definitely not sharing it to go up the list or whatever, I always felt like that approach was no good for products nobody has ever tried.
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9y ago
Nice, thank you a lot!
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9y ago
People just have different interests. Why do you think only 1 person would leave if it was topped out as you say? All the other ones just want to waste money?
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9y ago
That's really helpful, thank you!
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9y ago
This will come really handy, thank you. I'm trying to build a better infrastructure at work; do you have anything written up about how you work at Airbnb? Your "bring design & engineering closer together" mission sounds l
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10y ago
Was HN built today? :) In both cases, you are talking about websites were there's minimal interaction with the website and all you do is read. While that's ok for certain kinds of products, it's not for all of them. So I thin
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10y ago
Craigslist wasn't built today. Name any recent product with the same design.
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10y ago
Your "no message when host cancels" clearly shows that you have no experience at all, so why talk about it?
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10y ago
> Guests cannot comment when their stay is cancelled before arrival It's automatically posted as a review on your behalf. > Dealing with a problem is nearly impossible (how do I take a picture of the fact that my 'apartment&
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10y ago
Only if you're logged in already. Just look at their Facebook page during the S3 outage, on which Synapse relies on. That software is just a piece of crap.
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10y ago
Do you regret spending $2000+ on a domain name?
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10y ago
How's this better than Github's review? Must be a pretty big reason to add a new tool to our team's flow.
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10y ago
ENV variables. I use `dotenv` in Ruby projects.
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10y ago
A blog is really fast if you don't put anything but text in it basically. Lesson learned!
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10y ago
Hacker News 3-4 years ago you mean?
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10y ago
See Spectacles (and whatever else they have in store)
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10y ago
I worked with Ember at a YC company a year and a half ago. At the time at least, it was really hard to find good docs about it; I read Ember.js in Action, but it was already mostly outdated since ember-cli was just released. Lots of help en
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10y ago
Lyft lends cars to their drivers in LA already; drivers can use them for free while working and then pay per mile when they drive it on their own time.
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10y ago
Really likely. Code doesn't mean much, it's mostly about how you present it
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10y ago
+1, I use Grav too for my blog. Admin panel is really light, there's a lot of skeletons based on modern templates and they are a much smaller number which can be bad but also good so that you don't get overwhelmed by crappy stuff
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10y ago
Are you affiliated with SeatGeek? You make it sound like it, but from knowing the company and the kind of products they deliver it doesn't seem likely. That landing page is pretty poorly designed.
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10y ago
Because one person is a good sample size. Also, Italy has a lot of bigger and fancier clothing brands, so your example doesn't really prove much.
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11y ago
You never lived in NYC, SF, LA, Philly, Rome, London or Paris then (And I'm just talking from personal experience, must be many more)
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