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by dpeck 8y ago
90s web was a weird weird place and this was a truly disgusting project in many ways. One of my earliest memories of something turning into a "meme", there were t-shirts being sold referencing it at one point.
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by dpeck 8y ago
Both of you should have read High Output Management, at least the sections related to 1-1s.
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by dpeck 8y ago
https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/work
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by dpeck 8y ago
That’s only part of it, the long startup time is still there, even with cloud formation support. You can easily hack it all together with serverless framework now, and I’m really loving it for learning things but that startup time is going
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by dpeck 8y ago
I was disappointed to see this as well. I have just recently started to learn a bit more about lambda and the rds/vpc thing has been a bit of a sticking point. I had thought aurora-serverless would fix the vpc issue, I appreciate the a
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by dpeck 8y ago
In the odd case that the json is static hugo and s3 make for a painless deployment.
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by dpeck 8y ago
pro tip: in the world of funding a 10% chance of success is a damn good one.
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by dpeck 8y ago
It surprised me, but I've come to like the News app on iOS. A little bit of currating and adding subscriptions to The Economist and such and its become part of my morning news ritual.
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by dpeck 8y ago
99designs has a good page on different kids of logos/word arms that gives a good baseline of terminology https://99designs.com/blog/tips/types-of-logos/
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by dpeck 8y ago
Have any data on the variance on that 4 second average? That sounds very tolerable on its face.
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by dpeck 8y ago
Because ops is overhead in terms of dollars, time, and mental capacity. It’s a pain the get good people, especially after the hype cycle of “devops” this decade making every junior IT admin aspiring to it in terms of labels but not skillset
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by dpeck 8y ago
That’s really what’s keeping me from developing stuff with it. I can get the job done with dynamodb but I’m really looking forward to building something with Postgres in a “serverless” context.
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by dpeck 8y ago
Sonic Pi is awesome, my son has a great time going through the great tutorial and riffing on the examples a bit. But when we were done with the tutorial I was (and still am) a bit lost as to where to go next. I don’t have any understanding
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by dpeck 8y ago
I read it and both enjoyed it and found it valuable. It's in my recommended reading list for product people.
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There's no shame in a $100M startup(techcrunch.com)
2 points by dpeck 8y ago|0 comments
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Tracking the Pace of Consumer and Enterprise Unicorn Formation(news.crunchbase.com)
1 points by dpeck 8y ago|0 comments
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How Hardware Makers Can Win in the Software World(bcg.com)
2 points by dpeck 8y ago|0 comments
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by dpeck 8y ago
Any tips on the go/dynamodb side of things? I’ve looked at it and experimented a little and it seems quite easy to get data into dynamodb and quite convoluted to get it out.
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by dpeck 8y ago
That makes sense. I’d guess if we define city living as an affluent neighborhood within city limits that one can live/work/play in without getting in a vehicle there are areas that fit the bill in nearly every city assuming that o
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by dpeck 8y ago
I’m surprised by this, we visited a friend in Seattle with my son and it felt like the least child friendly city that I’ve ever been to. After seeing people tieing off to shoot up midday in Freeway Park any thought of having my kid play in
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by dpeck 8y ago
true, and I have some of the same fears. I figure worst case its a weekend of exporting the handwritten parts to PDF and copying the text from the rest into org mode, but with all things APPL going too far outside of mainstream usage is a r
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by dpeck 8y ago
Apple notes, seriously. Its good if you use an iPhone, great if you use a Mac too and fantastic if you're "all in" on the apple ecosystem with a watch/ipad as well. Organize it using a GTD like system and you'd be h
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by dpeck 8y ago
surprised that no one has mentioned TiddlyWiki ( https://tiddlywiki.com ) yet, its fairly popular for this sort of thing and very easy to get started.
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Ten things I learned about venture capital in twenty-four years of trying(linkedin.com)
1 points by dpeck 8y ago|0 comments
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by dpeck 8y ago
Microservice based architecture will continue to be used quite a bit as many weaker engineering leads have latched onto it as a way to solve interpersonal problems on their team and letting everyone have their own little fiefdoms. It creat
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Meaningful Exits for Founders (2016)(medium.com)
69 points by dpeck 8y ago|23 comments
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by dpeck 8y ago
If you're shocked or surprised by this, you should give Venture Deals, Third Edition: Be Smarter Than Your Lawyer and Venture Capitalist by Brad Feld & Jason Mendelson a read. https://smile.amazon.com/Venture-Deals-
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by dpeck 8y ago
Split my time between documentaries that can be downloaded from Netflix, usually of middling quality, and whatever audiobook caught my attention in the days before flight. Being a bigger guy, unless I get the upgrade I can’t do anything wit
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by dpeck 8y ago
Its honestly not that hard to get to the novice level at design and be able to have conversations with experts in the field. Like other things in its basics you're learning vocabulary and the rudimentary understanding of "why&quot
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by dpeck 8y ago
Quite a bit of historical and contemporary evidence indicates otherwise. It may not be a goal, but it certainly isn’t a dealbreaker in achieving whatever aims of the time.

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