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12y ago
If you don't understand why this needs to be done, you're part of the problem. If you think romantic overtures as an investor to a founder is 'ok', or should be ok, you're part of the problem. EDIT: For those of yo
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12y ago
Will all the misogynist trolls still come out to play on this one given that it's a YC post?
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12y ago
Sure, but long term strategy at a 6 month old company is a year out. 2 years at best. 5 years is multiple lifetimes for most startups.
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12y ago
I don't think I could have answered that question at any startup I've ever worked at. And, certainly if I had, I would have been wrong in every case.
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12y ago
Posts like these remind me how many socially maladjusted misogynists exist on this site just waiting for stuff like this so they can throw their 2c in. It says right there that IAC confirmed he sent the messages. The rest of this honestly
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ctide
12y ago
I wrote a really basic ruby library to take full page screenshots: https://github.com/ctide/screenshotter/blob/master/lib/scree... using selenium & webdriver. Not great for a chrome extension,
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12y ago
It'd be interesting to see how Objective-C would compare to Swift with ARC enabled. For the majority of us, who use ARC in our projects, these benchmarks don't mean a whole lot.
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12y ago
I've seen that happen with Macbooks for years (the rainbow static), with both my mid 2012 retina MBP and the pre-retina one it replaced. Happens occasionally with my Dell monitor at home, and would happen with one of those knockoff IP
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ctide
13y ago
Because the title was: 'Single, female, non-tech founder with no team...and her first 1 million users' and HN thrives on drama and pointing out things that are inaccurate.
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13y ago
What's the plan for supporting altcoins, or is there one?
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13y ago
No, I don't think it's uncommon that incompetent assholes end up in positions of power and aren't pushed out.
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13y ago
Never worked in an office before?
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This is what my exact thoughts were. That's why I struggled with Calculus, while I blew through Physics and high school 'math' with no real problems. I didn't need to care about the pedantry because it all just made sens
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13y ago
Have you ever used Expensify? They don't live up to their slogan.
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13y ago
Doing it any other way involves different tradeoffs of time, money, skill, and maybe lock-in risk. This is what you're paying for. The cost of that is the difference between hosting yourself on Amazon and what Heroku charges. That&
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13y ago
The price they're charging is their price minus the Amazon price. You are paying for a set of tools that sit on top of Amazon. You choose to either invest in those tools yourself (and save the the difference between Heroku and Amazon
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13y ago
https://blog.heroku.com/archives/2009/4/24/commercial_launch It was .055 / hour when it launched in 2009. Back then, EC2 small instances cost .10 / hour ( http://aws.amazon.com/
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ctide
13y ago
I have my username tattooed in binary on my arm: http://imageshar.es/52deec31f629007c14000e24
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13y ago
Do you think he was born with a few hundred million in the bank? He eschewed all the standard hip hop trappings and didn't go all 'gangsta' when that's how people made money. When he produced The Blueprint (one of the g
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13y ago
It's cool, most of the time you can't see a Linkedin profile with an account also.
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13y ago
Your code samples are incredibly hard to read, you should use a different library to generate those. I don't know if it's just a Chrome thing, but they look like this to me: http://imageshar.es/52cf03f8f629007c140
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13y ago
Uber exists, primarily, because the slick apps didn't work. Taxi Magic, for example, was out years before Uber. It failed because taxi drivers, frankly, don't give a shit about dispatch. They just pick someone else up on the wa
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13y ago
You're conflating leadership with management. While leaders will usually end up managing, and vice versa, these are all too often treated as one and the same role. Management is more about driving day to day goals and ensuring everyo
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13y ago
I don't think anyone was implying that you would expose this for every combination of columns, only the ones you were allowing people to query on. Presumably, you've indexed the fields you want people to be able to scope results
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13y ago
Is this new or just a reposting? Seems odd that it's driving people to a jobs page that lists no jobs.
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13y ago
'I don't know' is never a good answer. If someone asks you about some specific javascript testing framework, for example, and your answer is simply 'I don't know', that implies that you know nothing about javas
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13y ago
I wrote a super simple Ruby app to do this: https://github.com/ctide/screenshotter
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I mean, Mailbox literally does the same thing (editing your messages on their backend -- http://www.mailboxapp.com/blog/?p=1#javascript-now-filtered-... ) and no one cares. LinkedIn does it and the Internet goes shit c
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13y ago
What's the difference between this and using an app such as Mailbox?
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