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by disiplus 8y ago
me neither, but it will generate press and it could be tighter then expected.
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by disiplus 8y ago
this part is in the email "Thoma Bravo is a leading private equity firm" but i don't see it in the blog post. https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/23/idera-acquires-travis-ci/ https:/&#x2F
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by disiplus 8y ago
so... search for alternatives ?
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by disiplus 8y ago
we have PayPal and Stripe. The take is maybe 30/40 in Stripe favour. It's b2b. But those two come not close to paying with bank transfer.
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by disiplus 8y ago
sometimes it can be flattering and frustrating at the same time. we build a feature. six months later I get a ping from a colleague our competitor the biggest in the space an established name copyed it 1:1 mind you they had this feature b
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by disiplus 8y ago
wich
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by disiplus 8y ago
no I'm just saying that average is not good enough. imagine lung cancer for example, if we take average then it's 6% risk taking smookers and not smookes, but if I decided not to smoke then it's 0.2%. so in this case I can do
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by disiplus 8y ago
i was talking about self driving cars, not really Tesla autopilot. but do you really think this (paying attention and correcting autopilot mistakes) would not be a bigger problem knowing well that no.1 reason of accidents is not paying atte
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by disiplus 8y ago
i would not take those chances. if the self driving car is only slightly better then average driver in fatal accidents that's not good enough. most of accidents happen because of distractions (texting and so on) and if a self driving c
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by disiplus 8y ago
how is that measured ?. initially we thought, how stupid we where in not paying for facebook earlier because of increase in signups. but on closer look the registrations all where from private individuals (remember we are b2b) and they woul
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by disiplus 8y ago
we tried it and it did not work for us, sure we got some leads/registrations from facebook, but most of them registered for whatever reason, im pretty sure they did not understand what they are signing up, and those that where ok (mayb
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by disiplus 8y ago
phone numbers cost close to nothing to operators, but running a voip infrastructure hast its costs, and a lot of those costs come from protecting it from hacking attempts. They love open pbx boxes where they can generate a significant cost,
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by disiplus 8y ago
sure sql studio that has the same problems like the last time i used it 10 yeaars ago, lol microsoft you cannot refresh the side view after i make changes, so i have to hit refresh constantly.
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by disiplus 8y ago
is that globally or in the markets like US, i assume it a lot closer in markets that have more hi end devices and disposable income. but it is sure that apple customers are more used to pay for applications. that's something that i not
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by disiplus 8y ago
Well this is worse because domain squatters take the domain and its no longer available.
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by disiplus 8y ago
there should somewhere be some stats about number of downloads, clones. while npm has its fair share of problems i like that it shows how many weekly downloads it has.
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by disiplus 8y ago
thx, noted. was on my phone and wanted to reply quickly.
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by disiplus 8y ago
he just said its not worth it and as a developer if i could chose that i develop on the platform that will run my code i will chose it even if its slightly more expensive. granted that on both i could be same level of productive. we had tho
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by disiplus 8y ago
but with smartphones you don't have a choice. so it's different.
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by disiplus 8y ago
i assume for this to work remotely ok the imap idle is a must. also how is it supposed to work on the receiving site ? There has to be some "Folder" where those messages are stored and the imap idle should listen to that folder or
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by disiplus 8y ago
https://github.com/mmatczuk/go-http-tunnel/blob/master/READM... there is also this that I used instead of ngrok
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by disiplus 8y ago
yup, hey i bought this device, that i cannot see what it is doing exactly. great.
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by disiplus 8y ago
i don't think its totally unreasonable. the same thing could be said about the people who used adblock back in the day, but im sure google knowing what they know now would never let it thru. im pretty sure they are actively thinking ab
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by disiplus 8y ago
this is not just one simple drop in replacement, well it is if you load only html, but pages are usually html + js, even for "old" mvc. so because there is no page relaod you have to rethink all your events, objects and so on. so
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by disiplus 8y ago
I haven't touched symphony from 1.2 but laravel was a lot simpler to use, especially for begginers. no stupid yaml files, the need to definine everything in yaml before. simpler orm and so on.
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by disiplus 8y ago
it's not trivial if we are talking about Linux boxes serving as servers let's encrypt has a good chance to not work out of the box, and especially with older boxes. and then there i are other things like needing a http server for
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by disiplus 8y ago
yes but privacy is a whole another thing that is maybe not worth it. with mirrors and so on getting https to properly work is not trivial. sure it would be nice.
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by disiplus 8y ago
sequel Pro is better then pgadmin for me, but pgadmin is very usable
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by disiplus 8y ago
we would end in the same place where we are now, apps would nag and require that we put them on the whitelist, I have a huawei mate 20 pro, the biggest reason thah I like this phone is the battery life. it has a huge battery and with agresi
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by disiplus 8y ago
wtf USA, blocking tethering in roaming.

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