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by brentm 4y ago
If there was a news bundle app: CNN, Fox, MSNBC, CNBC, Bloomberg, etc. I think that would do fairly well in the long run. I know it would send me over the edge and make me feel better about getting rid of cable. I think almost no one with c
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by brentm 4y ago
Marketing spend was a big part.
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by brentm 5y ago
The good ol' mass mail!
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by brentm 5y ago
Merchbro | Full Stack Software Engineer | Stamford, CT or remote | Full Time [ https://www.ziprecruiter.com/jobs/merchbro-8c66336d/full-sta... ] Merchbro is an e-commerce supplier of custom printed products. We&#x27
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by brentm 5y ago
I don't have a good read on the average Russian's opinion of Putin but I think a major risk here is these sanctions & pull outs having the opposite effect. If the main point of the effort is to drive a wedge between Putin and
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by brentm 5y ago
It would be really interesting to see what the conversion funnel looks like for a new framework like this.
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by brentm 5y ago
I agree with this sentiment and it feels right to me personally but I think to know how much consumption is changing we'd benefit from seeing this broken out by age demographics. If the teens are listening to older music at the same ra
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by brentm 5y ago
The Netscape Navigator 3 loading screen gave me major flash backs to junior high.
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by brentm 5y ago
Where to start really depends on what your goals are but you mention no knowledge of business. You'd probably quickly realize you know more than you give your self credit for. If you want to check out a classic primer there is as book
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by brentm 5y ago
It's crazy that patents can be granted for 'inventions' that are nothing more than common sense. Being the first mover on hiring a patent attorney and filing the paperwork should not be rewarded. I suppose drawing a definitiv
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by brentm 5y ago
No, people just moved on for a better product (FB, etc).
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by brentm 5y ago
They are an easy target. FB scandal stories garner a lot of public interest and so there is a financial incentive for news orgs to dedicate staff to the FB beat. Not enough people care about Reddit, HN, etc. Even Twitter comparatively. They
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by brentm 5y ago
A more proper name might be PeopleThinkItsDownDetector.com
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by brentm 5y ago
CapitalOne has a broken login which is pretty surprising to me.
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by brentm 5y ago
Merchbro | Senior Full Stack Engineer | Stamford, CT or Remote Merchbro is an online supplier of custom printed products. Looking to make our first two engineering hires outside of the founding team but also open to freelance / contrac
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by brentm 5y ago
Merchbro | Senior Full Stack Engineer | Stamford, CT or Remote Merchbro is an online supplier of custom printed products. Looking to make our first two engineering hires outside of the founding team. Ideal candidates are resourceful and hav
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by brentm 5y ago
Congrats!
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by brentm 5y ago
Super cool, nice work.
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by brentm 6y ago
The best path probably would of been getting in touch with Flexport and getting them to sponsor it for a couple grand + hosting.
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by brentm 6y ago
One factor is predictability in initial price. The SPAC & company negotiate a fixed price to go public. With an IPO the company begins the process with a valuation in mind but a lot of it still comes down to the roadshow investors, for
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by brentm 6y ago
"The trades that Robinhood blocked were objectively bad trades" Seriously? Do you want brokers making this call? That is not their job. Let people learn the hard way, that is what the markets are for. Now, don't let them do i
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by brentm 6y ago
The "time ago" for comments on Parler was always a little suspect to me. I was poking around on there and noticed how so many of the comments were from seconds ago. The timestamps could be legit but it also seemed like maybe an en
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by brentm 6y ago
I saw multiple posts & comments at the end of December with people literally calling for the murder of members of Congress on Jan 6th. I reported them when I noticed. I checked back after the Capitol Riots and the posts were still there
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by brentm 6y ago
I've been paying for it for a while and I didn't actually know that. I thought after I stopped paying it would be unlicensed and bricked. Either way though I think the upgrades are probably worth paying for.
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by brentm 6y ago
You'd probably still call it a state machine if that is what it's doing. Maybe not well implemented but it also depends. State machines are tricky to get right.
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by brentm 6y ago
It looks like they started by selling a Java tool called IntelliJ Renamer. Likely just bootstrapped that and then reinvested the profits. They only switched over to the SaaS model maybe five or six years ago, before that you'd buy one
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by brentm 6y ago
RubyMine & WebStorm are both great products.
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by brentm 6y ago
The problem really is that many people know the truth but they choose the truth that feels right.
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by brentm 6y ago
You'll never beat the real thing without the smell but if you spend decent money you can buy a convincing looking fake.
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by brentm 6y ago
The company that runs it also does other domains like .art, .blog, .design, .group, .ink, .llc, .photography, .style and .wiki. I'd say they just picked the most generic thing that they thought would make the most money.

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