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by czbond 7y ago
I'm not informed enough to make a reply comment, but thank you for adding clarity - it informed me.
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by czbond 7y ago
ES, Mongo, Redis used to be some of the easiest targets for production data (security vuln wise). Deployed by SWE's usually, with products that were early versions, and didn't have access control by default.
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by czbond 7y ago
While I respect the goal of what you're doing, your initial IP address terminates in Arizona. You could be opening yourself up to legal issues there (I am not a lawyer). Maybe operate and run it out of another country? Essentially, dep
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by czbond 7y ago
Security wise: From a tactical standpoint - your obvious ones are access keys, etc. From a strategic standpoint, I can tell who did what - and the people actually become great attack vectors.
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by czbond 7y ago
I think the good thing about your statement - is it tells me it's simply a product iteration or user experience modification. Those can be simple
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by czbond 7y ago
I have not been "wow-ed" by a technology in quite a while on HN. Wow.
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by czbond 7y ago
Edit: Why would taxing "power" solve anything? We tax responsibilities and assets. Sure there are massive inequalities in the US - but it is not because of "wealthy people". I could suggest it is because of the mainly fa
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by czbond 7y ago
A person is a person and all of us must be equal - until it comes to paying things. Then it's ok to burden the rich for paying for dramatically more than their fair share. When one runs out of other ideas, and can't extract money
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by czbond 7y ago
I'm the same as you, thought the same at the same age - and saved a lot of cash. I remember telling people, why spend $1 now, when I can 12% * 40 years that $1 to make it $93. Plow it away - families change things. Wife, kids, houses a
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by czbond 7y ago
You're not trying to get a startup off the ground - with a personality that squirrels every 5 mins. That is a distinct difference. SaaS are marathons of grit and will.
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by czbond 7y ago
Yes - it can have that stigma. ADHD is present, however, in many entrepreneurs. It can also be a hindrance in SaaS startups, I'm mentioning it as a help. Pre-plan to have someone help with the details and keep someone on track. You eit
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by czbond 7y ago
Rayiner, that is really impressive. I personally know I loved programming - but would not have had the fortitude to make it through the theoretical comp sci classes had I been self directed. But oddly enough for me, I favored the theoretica
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by czbond 7y ago
Paper vs knowledge - knowledge beats paper.
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by czbond 7y ago
Yes - I do. ;) However, it may be because it is my passion and work.
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by czbond 7y ago
I - disagree here. My CompSci background gets me called in to deal with the hard stuff that others skip bc the theoretical parts of CS are not present. As mentioned in a further comment below - I can understand why code is slow (eg: BigO fo
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by czbond 7y ago
I agree with you; I have a CS degree, and when I work with those who learned the programming mechanics (aka making code work) - are often skipped other topics that came in handy for me making other decisions. I can understand why code is sl
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by czbond 7y ago
I disagree at the 'rank and file' level, which is different than Pharma. Pharma is mainly scientists and engineers paid for years to noodle a problem. Rank and file physicians are often Sensors (immediate world around them) and Fe
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by czbond 7y ago
Dallas, TX is one - but as resident, I up and moved to Denver because .... ugh.
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by czbond 7y ago
Startups and continually "trying to improve the world" are where my mental health was severely impacted. That can be toxic ...
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by czbond 7y ago
Very well put. I resemble this comment.
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by czbond 7y ago
Or - intermittent fasting could be used for cell regeneration. http://news.mit.edu/2018/fasting-boosts-stem-cells-regenerat...
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by czbond 7y ago
Yes, daily detailed standups are not useful. BUT, since development teams tend to be slightly to very introverted, it helps ease 'department wide' communication and 'solutioning' that wouldn't happen otherwise. The
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by czbond 7y ago
I really like Etrade's research tools and trading tools. Power Etrade is very useful for deciphering short/medium term trades.
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by czbond 7y ago
I disagree. Normal workers are managed via Gantt charts, tasks lists, and projects completed. High level executives are managed in stock price share increase, or business value increase each of which have multiplier effects.
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by czbond 7y ago
Not in all cases, and at top levels, of top companies. While I agree some golden parachutes are extensive, one person cannot be expected to see and perfectly manage every severe situation; executive pay can help focus on strategies, but one
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by czbond 7y ago
When you have the responsibility of 1000's of people's livelihood, their paychecks rest on your hands - you don't think that's worth a heck of a lot more than an average worker? And before anyone downvotes this - think a
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by czbond 7y ago
You are inter-mixing capitalism with the individual actors and humans that participate in it. Even Socialism relies on "idealistic human behaviour" in its more optimal states. Capitalism with an egalitarian mindset can work wonder
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by czbond 7y ago
What was your MVP that you were charging cards in a few weeks of start?
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by czbond 7y ago
I've always wondered: What was Stripe's actual MVP when they started? How did they MVP in a few weeks, and start charging cards?
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by czbond 7y ago
Sure - telling me whether you have an api.<domain>.com doesn't matter. Anyone can scan and find that. But, if I know your database names (from a screenshot) and your hosting provider, I know that once I'm past a bastion host

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