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by dmarlow 6y ago
Hey Mike, great article and congrats on grain. Crazy how time has passed ;)
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by dmarlow 6y ago
I just looked it up briefly and I like the idea of topics, but I think there could be too many and it could become messy quickly. Certainly on the right track though.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
I haven't looked too deeply into emailio or front, but the solution to me looks a lot more like a mix of reddit and discourse (community/forum) than anything else. I'd love to see something that looks and feels like a forum t
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by dmarlow 6y ago
This! I prefer to define various docker-compose files wrapped with a makefile. Then, spin up various parts of the project with simple commands like `make api-up` It's so easy and simple, I don't know how I ever lived without it. S
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by dmarlow 6y ago
I love your example of how it should be explained. This helps people correlate the verbal aspects to the regex parts they described. This ultimately reinforces and helps people learn regex more deeply.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
I would love nothing more than for dotnet to adopt something like Erlang's actor system as well AOT compilation to native. I don't think I'd ever leave my house again.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
> It's that willingness to spend 30 years working on a problem that builds a multi-billion dollar company. Yup. This is the investor mindset. I'm guilty of selling out too early in various things, stocks, companies, etc. Sticki
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Take a look at PAL, pledged asset lines or margin loans.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Sorry to nitpick, but some of your examples illustrate that they certainly had an MVP and THEN did the distribution. How could hotmail perform distribution without first having an MVP? I agree with the premise of validation, then building.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Generally true, but not always true. Shopify seem to be doing just fine with this model. If things change, maybe this model will also change.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I've used this (I call it a cache buster) for static assets in a CDN, but never considered it for other things. I'd love to read the article if it can be dug up. It's not clear how that unique ID is m
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by dmarlow 6y ago
This right here. Taxes can have a huge impact on behavior. However, corporation's ability to lobby can delay or stall any efforts to make meaningful changes quickly. I think we'll get there, but it'll take far longer than it
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by dmarlow 6y ago
> Their investor, the Mark Cuban caricature, Russ Hanneman I didn't know that's what they had intended. I never once thought that's what they were going for.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
What about, "how to get in front of investors?"
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Never run when you can walk. Never walk when you can stand. Never stand when you can sit. Never sit when you can lay down. Never lay down when you can sleep. I can't wait until I'm working in my sleep. /s
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Instead of saying "we record this call", why not just replace it with "this call is being recorded"? Seems that little bit more sneaky!
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Bing is a great search engine. Want to know how I know? I Googled it. -Colbert In all seriousness, I use Bing on my laptop and Google on my phone.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Before each war, leaders should sit down, write down hypothetical outcomes and see if they still feel it makes sense. Then, after the conflict, come back and see how their estimates were. I'm hopeful that people would be more prudent i
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Honoring Labor(avc.com)
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by dmarlow 6y ago
I think most people saw the opportunity, but just didn't know how to properly capitalize on it. At least that's where I was. I wasn't going to take delivery of any oil, that's for sure. At least nothing that stood to mak
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by dmarlow 6y ago
You can develop something on that land. Or, go for some more real estate (maybe get some multifamily), but leave ample reserves given the climate.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Let alone anyone talking about it anymore.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
> I like to tinker with everything,... I like to think about the entire system and the business impact. This sounds like me. I am still at a startup since early on and now I mostly focus on one thing. I now get extra time to devote to my
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by dmarlow 6y ago
For all my sibling comments, there is also context to be aware of. 5.5m page views daily can come is many shapes and sizes. Yes, modern web dev is a mess, but situation is very different from site to site. This should be taken as a nice ane
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by dmarlow 6y ago
Not sure if you're interested in having people here contact you, but if you are, make sure your profile has the right info.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
No clue why they did. It was one thing after another, so it wasn't just the bottle issue. After a few inspections and things not being well kept, I decided it was best to not renew. Do you honestly believe I expected them to beg for me
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by dmarlow 6y ago
The funny part about that shampoo bottle is that it's the same kind that they keep over the toilet in the cabinet... The reaction when I showed them the bottle was priceless.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
No, I claimed that I allowed my tenant to not pay their portion, at a cost to me in several ways. Please re-read my posts.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
I don't disagree. I hope I didn't come across any other way.
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by dmarlow 6y ago
I'm not sure where you jumped to the conclusion about denying housing. I have no problems with section 8. I gladly accept section 8. What I have a problem with is (and I speak from first hand experience), is allowing someone who is on

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