auganov

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by auganov 12y ago
External batteries probably work better for most. You just put it in your bag and don't have to bear all the shortcomings of the battery case. Might be a tad heavier and you have to do the extra step of plugging it in while in your bag
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by auganov 12y ago
It definitely has some impact. From my [limited] experience it seems you'll need one person to really deeply understand Angular to be your team guru and Angular advocate. Angular might take a bit to grasp. If you'll have every tea
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by auganov 12y ago
Bernard Eich (creator of JavaScript):"The immediate concern at Netscape was it must look like Java. People have done Algol-like syntaxes for Lisp but I didn't have time to take a Scheme core so I ended up doing it all directly and
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by auganov 12y ago
Yeeeeeeeees. Doubly important for international shipping. Countless times did I have to go through Amazon's checkout only to find out they won't ship a given item internationally (or that it costs >100$).
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by auganov 12y ago
VCs don't invest in business models. They invest in the possibility of getting a big payout. We cannot assume that a given business model is immutable. You can only evaluate it's current state, which might be only loosely correlat
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by auganov 12y ago
Financial Times - http://app.ft.com/ Though not sure if they officially shipped it or not.
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by auganov 12y ago
You can apply from China. For the interview as far as I know they'll require you to go there and if accepted stay for 3 months for the weekly dinners. Then you're free to do whatever you want.
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by auganov 12y ago
Well, there's strikingly.com. They are in Shanghai and are a YC start-up. So definitely possible both ways.
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by auganov 12y ago
Wow, that's pretty shocking. As an emacs user I'd often stumble upon his articles. Even bought an emacs autohotkey-mode from him. It's so strange to see a person you thought was this amazing genius that surely did well for hi
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by auganov 12y ago
I think people that like this will also love https://mattermark.com/ . It's like Bloomberg for the startup world.
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by auganov 13y ago
I'm not sure how low level your thinking. But golang is somewhat notable here. It's gaining a lot of traction in the cloud space mainly thanks to Docker. A nice write up here: http://redmonk.com/dberkholz/2014
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by auganov 13y ago
Also tangential to it: IP-over-ICMP http://thomer.com/icmptx/ though never got to play with it. Iodine is cool. If you plan on using it soon remember to set up your DNS records beforehand cause it might take a bit to p
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by auganov 13y ago
http://www.consul.io/intro/vs/serf.html
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by auganov 13y ago
I think I'm a bit skeptical of how different the responsibilities of a 'DevOps' are different from a traditional 'Developer' in terms of actual complexity. The whole discussion seems to reduce technological change t
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by auganov 13y ago
Was watching the live stream of the Ara conference yesterday and they explicitly talked about PhoneBloks a bit and even acknowledged that it has more public recognition. They also link to them - projectara.com/more.
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by auganov 13y ago
I was thinking of services that help you sell stuff. I don't know who's currently in that space, but say usesold.com was an example of such a service. Amazon does a somewhat similar thing with used books I think.
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by auganov 13y ago
Not that I disagree but Wikipedia has an ad asking for donations once in a while. I would categorize it as fairly obstructive.
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by auganov 13y ago
Can the UX be a major disruption vector here? I don't think optimizing this model is a game changer, just an incremental improvement. There's interesting startups on the seller side that let people instantly get money for their go
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by auganov 13y ago
It's a constant stream of ridicule. Would be much better if it slowed down at least once in a while. Think Valleywag but even shallower and more intense.
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by auganov 13y ago
I'm not sure I like how you explicitly market it as integration tests. I'd just explain what it really does. It took me a bit to figure out that it targets testing website/webapp user-level interactions.
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by auganov 13y ago
You can argue that given how English is the default language of programming it makes sense to stick to it when discussing programming-related things. That applies to sciences too to a lesser degree. Anyways - first I'd suggest to get c
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by auganov 13y ago
Could you share more? Basically what key tips would you give to a person trying to get it? Which 3/more of the 8 requirements did you base your application on?
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by auganov 13y ago
I don't agree on the face-to-face part. Remote work does not predetermine bad communication. It IS correlated because most of people that do attempt it do it in this outsourcing style. If you have a company-wide remote-first culture yo
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by auganov 13y ago
If you're not doing it get in the habit of using kbd shortcuts for tab navigation. Ctrl-Tab and Ctrl-Shift-Tab. Makes navigating a window with a lot of tabs much easier. Close tabs with Ctrl-W. I never really touch the tab bar with my
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by auganov 13y ago
I see. I tried using a remote server as my dev environment. Most of the time it ALMOST works. But there's so many edge cases where it gets annoying. It never really worked out. I'm on Windows too and I did manage to make it into
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by auganov 13y ago
You might like http://www.ergoemacs.org/ Anyways there's probably tons of plugins that would change key bindings to something that you'd like more. Might also want to look into cua-mode. Maybe you can tell us why
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by auganov 13y ago
Well you could simply package the hosting costs into your general solution/whatever. This way you can avoid directly discussing what hosting you're going to get them and how much it would really cost them. But it does sound odd. H
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by auganov 13y ago
Usually I just bookmark. If I really like something I just paste that into OneNote. When pasting from a website it automatically adds the address to it. Though it does require a bit of discipline and effort to keep everything organized whic
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by auganov 13y ago
DigitalOcean is just a nicely packaged, well-marketed VPS provider. From a consumer perspective, that is. Isn't "Vultr: another VPS provider" more appropriate?
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by auganov 13y ago
Love the concept. I'd pay monthly if it did more complex analysis. But not at this stage.

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