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by dkyc 12y ago
Check out Abacus (recent YC company): https://www.abacus.com/
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by dkyc 12y ago
Yep, as mentioned at the bottom. "(This post was derived from the talk I gave at Y Combinator's Female Founders Conference in 2015.)"
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by dkyc 12y ago
Your interpretation seems like a reasonable scale - however, it is a very vague definition of "0". I'm sure some people want a 0 to mean an actual 0, like a blind developer asked to do UI development.
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by dkyc 12y ago
I think the results have to do with your questioning. For example, I don't want to spend my time testing, but I have to do it if I want to write high quality software. So some people give testing a 0, because it's not something yo
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by dkyc 12y ago
From what I heard, the Model S 85 with Dual-Drive has a vastly improved interior quality. I agree that the normal Model S is not on par with BMW/Mercedes/etc.
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by dkyc 12y ago
Really well done and feature-rich. Every web developer has thought about a product like this at some point. However, I don't understand who you're targeting: It's an incredibly feature-rich product, but no clear value propo
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by dkyc 12y ago
W: People who have something - SJ: To sell! W: To share. SJ: To sell! W: You mean publishing? Funny how the reporter just hears what he wants to hear. Makes me wonder which of the questions asked today will sound like this in 10 years.
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by dkyc 12y ago
Have been thinking about this for a while with a partner of mine and worked on a prototype, here are some screenshots: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cdbx6e27movkj8q/Contract%20Tags.pn... https://www.dropbox
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by dkyc 12y ago
Butter-smooth on latest Chrome for Mac OS X
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by dkyc 12y ago
"Be able to get a $100 MRI. It can be done for this price." [...] Also you may get it for free when you actually need it, if you live in a place with a sane health system (i.e., not the USA)." As someone who lives in German
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by dkyc 12y ago
I think this is bad advice. What you call "BullShit price you pull out of your ass" is called value based pricing. It means pricing your service on the value you bring to the customer, not the amount of work you invested. Beca
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by dkyc 12y ago
If we are really in a bubble, this video will be one of the things people will point to shaking their heads 5 years from now.
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by dkyc 12y ago
The guys at Snapchat seem to be completely crazy. But maybe that's exactly what it takes to succeed in the really weird business of replacing cash payments. No matter what, I'm still lying on the floor laughing. Send money easy,
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by dkyc 12y ago
Last time the US auctioned off bitcoins, the price was above market price [0]. A VC wanted to buy a large chunk of bitcoins for a company he invests in without driving up the price. [0] http://www.bloomberg.com/news/201
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by dkyc 12y ago
Just the technical bullet points: "block diagram of the product’s components, inputs/outputs to processes in the diagram, internal and external interfaces to the product, languages, frameworks, libraries used, extensibility, port
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by dkyc 12y ago
Please read what's on the site: "Nothing is recorded or sent across the network. Peace of mind, without giving up on privacy." I appreaciate your privacy concerns, but not every device is the same. We are in an early stage
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Jisp – A programmable language that compiles to JavaScript(jisp.io)
88 points by dkyc 12y ago|44 comments
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by dkyc 12y ago
I think you could look at short term consulting services like AirPair (recent YC company) or HackHands- they offer on demand video/audio calls with specialists that can help with specific technological problems. OP's service is mo
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by dkyc 12y ago
JSON is great. Please don't change JSON.
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by dkyc 12y ago
For me personally, the challenge UI frameworks like Bootstrap solve is the pure UI . That is, which borders, shadows and spacings to use and such stuff. A thin layer on top of the actual APIs like Mozilla Brick does not seem too useful to
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Larry Ellison to Step Aside as Oracle CEO(m.europe.wsj.com)
1 points by dkyc 12y ago|0 comments
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by dkyc 12y ago
I think the limitation is more technical than you make it seem. Why is there no network-level decentralization for social networks? Because P2P connections have a habit of being unstable, unreliable and hard to initiate. What if your desire
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by dkyc 12y ago
Been using this for a while now. One very annoying thing is the weird caching behaviour of the settings: If I switch into emulation mode on tab #1 and then open the dev tools in tab #2, the second tab will also emulate the same screen resol
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by dkyc 12y ago
"Harri summoned an 11 member crack team around him, with the mission of bringing the increasing power of the Internet of Everything to reach everybody's reach. In September 2013 they started making the bttn a reality. Deliveries
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by dkyc 12y ago
The article mentioned the problem with this approach: Your browser loads the HTML, CSS, JS simultaneously with the images on the start of the page load - so when you find out what size you need at runtime (via JS), and then put in the rig
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by dkyc 12y ago
A lot of people use notation #1 to do namespacing by using objects, eg var MyProject = {}; MyProject.func = function() {} If you ever want to assign a function to an object, you might as well do it with global-scope functions. Most
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"You can write your own basic jQuery by doing this: var $ = document.querySelectorAll; Obviously this won’t cover everything, [...]" wat
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Flynn could really make a dent in the PaaS space, although they seem to have a problem communicating their value proposition. I understand it's something like an open-source version of Heroku? If they take all the hassle out of deploym
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by dkyc 12y ago
"If you don’t want to get shot, tased, pepper-sprayed, struck with a baton or thrown to the ground, just do what I tell you. Don’t argue with me, don’t call me names, don’t tell me that I can’t stop you, don’t say I’m a racist pig, do
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by dkyc 12y ago
In my profile!

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