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deedubaya
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deedubaya
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> SOC2 is about documentation, not reality Yup. If you’re a fixer, knowing this beforehand is going to save you a lot of pain.
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Very cool. There is a general fear in the backcountry Skiing community that any RF devices might impede or negatively impact the use of search and recovery beacons to locate buried partners in the event of an avalanche. Any documentation&#x
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I'm an experienced developer with over a decade of professional experience in tech. Last few roles have been hybrid manager/IC. Happy to be just an IC or manager or hybrid. Looking for a smart distributed team who moves fast (or w
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7y ago
Thanks! If we lose interest in Front, I'll take a look.
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Price increases. Went from $49/month our first year to an order of magnitude higher. That, and we found that our intercom chat emails were caught in spam folders frequently.
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I'm a happy paying Front user. We transitioned to them for support after leaving Intercom. Shared inboxes work well. I really which they had a chat component that we could use (theirs is incompatible with pjax/turbolinks enabled s
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deedubaya
7y ago
Can confirm similar prices for a family of 3, no prior health issues.
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I absolutely hate my iRobot vacuum. Constantly getting stuck and does a poor job of actually vacuuming. Not to mention the wireless beacons it requires cost ~1/3 the cost of the actual unit.
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deedubaya
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I’m currently demoing Tiller. It aggregates all your financial data in a spreadsheet. The jury is still out, but so far it is good.
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I think most job seekers would simply appreciate a "no thank you" response and not get ghosted. Unfortunately, it is becoming more and more common to just go silent on candidates. What a cowardly thing to do.
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deedubaya
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Email servers will add a message header if an auto-responder shouldn't respond to the message. A google search will provide more details.
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Writing and maintaining concurrent code for greenfield projects is relatively hard compared to sync code. Provisioning and deploying with ECS is usually just mouse clicks.
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A good example of avoiding premature optimization. I'd imagine delaying tackling this problem freed them up to tackle problems that impact users.
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Going over your boss’s head won’t end well because of misaligned incentives. Your boss’s boss is responsible for the boss. Responsible for any failures and any successes. Acting on a failure you reported would be a black mark on their repor
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7y ago
Websocket message inspector, yay!
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deedubaya
7y ago
This is pretty neat.
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Healthcare changing anything drastically in 3-5 years would be an achievement.
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I've given up on owning my own printer. They seem to last all of two seconds. I spend too much time to figure out why they aren't working, eventually giving up. I have used the Lob.com API to print something, have it mailed to me,
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7y ago
Interesting niche. I wouldn't use it because I don't want my customer's web traffic dependent on your edge servers being up, available, and not overloaded with the traffic of your other customers.
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I built a developer tool for a niche as a side project, and it became cash flow positive quickly. I'm shutting it down tho. All the points you made ring true, making every sale a slog, even if its a relatively low LTV. Additionally, su
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7y ago
You must be fun at parties
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You still can't use service workers in WKWebViews, right?
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7y ago
I just started a chat on their website, and got an immediate canned response that "management is looking into it". What a weak move. Screw them.
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> Up to 16GB of LPDDR3 memory at 2133MHz You mean, starting at 16GB of memory, right?
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7y ago
Entertaining a new senior role as an individual contributor or manager. Extensive experience with both. Location: ID, USA Remote: Required Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby/Rails, JS, Electron, Swift, Crystal-lang, Golang, AWS
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I’d be surprised if your average small/med farmer retires at 65 in the US. I’d guess an average above 70.
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Gross. Probably 20-35% effective tax rate combined federal and state. State income taxes vary from state to state.
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Firstly, I applaud that you are upfront about compensation early. I think that definitely deserves an accolade. However, asking that candidates donate 1-2 days of their time (probably burning PTO at their current gig) just to have a chance
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Coding challenges as your barrier to entry are an optimization for a certain type of employee - low demand workers who don't have the leverage to by-pass who start hiring funnels that start with coding challenges and recruiter calls. Y
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7y ago
Always on display, but 18 hours of battery life? I'd rather have a display that turns of and 36 hours of battery life.
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