PhilipA

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Ask HN: Are OnPrem solutions dying out?
6 points by PhilipA 6y ago|9 comments
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by PhilipA 6y ago
It brings back memories. My first website I made was a Calvin & Hobbes fan site on Geocities in 98 - frames, lots of GIFs - those were times.
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by PhilipA 6y ago
Very interesting article. I do believe with better documentation they probably could have been less hands on with onboarding the “customers”. I am currently creating a cloud based API gateway for primary SMBs. The current gateways are quite
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by PhilipA 6y ago
A simple API-gateway. We want to make it easy available for SMB's to setup an API-gateway to easily see API analytics, do easy rate-limiting, caching, anomaly detection etc.
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by PhilipA 6y ago
It is amazing how bad Confluence is, and it still seems like the best choice for an internal wiki. I have been close to building one myself, but for now I have withhold.
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by PhilipA 6y ago
HEY has (accordingly) done the same. You basically can only log in, you have to go to the web to sign up.
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by PhilipA 6y ago
Removing headcount and still maintaining the dividend will make it hard to hire in the future. It sets a clear signal where the priorities are.
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by PhilipA 6y ago
What products are there currently for doing this beside Gumroad?
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by PhilipA 6y ago
They will probably do it for free, and then just limit visibility unless you pay to advertise the products.
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by PhilipA 7y ago
Building a modern headless commerce platform with the focus of developers, and making it fast, and easy to get started. It might not be as impressive as some of the comments, but it does seem like something the market is needing.
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by PhilipA 7y ago
Google Search Appliance was used by thousands and thousands of big corporations - so to say it didn't get much traction is not correct. For many years it was the defacto solution for enterprise search solutions.
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by PhilipA 7y ago
Off topic: Beautiful website, did you do it inhouse?
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State of Site Search 2019(cludo.com)
9 points by PhilipA 8y ago|2 comments
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by PhilipA 8y ago
It isn’t about your skills now, but if you are improving. If you look back back in code you created 6 months ago and thinks it is a disgrace, then you are very well becoming a good developer.
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by PhilipA 8y ago
My comment was merely mad as a consumer.
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by PhilipA 8y ago
I remember hearing from a colleague that Expensify wasn’t automatically identifying the expenses, but had helped with manual labor. I don’t know if it is true and quite honestly I as a consumer doesn’t care. If some is giving me a good expe
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A better way to do 404-pages(cludo.com)
2 points by PhilipA 8y ago|0 comments
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by PhilipA 8y ago
We had a similar experience - my 4 year old asked her what the password was. Luckly Alexa was confidential :)
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Google announcing their Cloud Search(cloud.google.com)
2 points by PhilipA 8y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Fail: A PRIME Example of the Importance of Intelligent 404 Pages(medium.com)
1 points by PhilipA 8y ago|0 comments
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Partnership between Unity and Google(blog.google)
73 points by PhilipA 8y ago|18 comments
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by PhilipA 9y ago
It is not a zero sum game. I don't know of Denver, but Minneapolis can grow quite a bit before we will see the issues that SF & SV have.
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by PhilipA 9y ago
I doubt they will last through our the winter. It is still in the best interest that the area continues to grow.
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by PhilipA 9y ago
I must admit I am a bit too busy to network a whole lot, so that might be the case. I am more looking at it from a talent perspective.
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by PhilipA 9y ago
As a Danish company who a year ago moved to Minneapolis, I can tell you that there is hidden gold in the mid west. Especially in Minneapolis there are tons of universities and cost of of living is much lower than the west coast. It makes it
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by PhilipA 9y ago
Being complacent is 'perfect' from a state of mind - don't get me wrong, this is why we are happy. The issue is that people who are complacent are not as hungry, and we need a bit of the hunger and drive to continue to have t
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by PhilipA 9y ago
Being from Denmark, but living in the US now, I see the main problem with Denmark that a lot of people are complacent. While the system works now, I doubt it will be positive in the long run. We are not hungry enough, and for too many peopl
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by PhilipA 9y ago
I like the clear messaging - do you want more complex/advanced options go elsewhere. You even link to the competitors. Well done.
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by PhilipA 9y ago
If the company sells privately to another company it still counts. The article is talking about IPO's. There are other means to exercise your stocks.
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by PhilipA 9y ago
If you aren't embarrassed by the code you wrote 6 months ago, you haven't progressed enough.

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