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by drusenko 16y ago
That is not the case at all startups. We make a huge effort to foster a solid work-life balance at Weebly. Yes, the founders do usually work quite a bit. But most everyone else works as much or as little as they want during the week, as lon
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by drusenko 16y ago
Yes, it looks like it. And it's unclear how Facebook somehow shares more than other sites...
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by drusenko 16y ago
I'd also recommend HelpSpot -- has worked great for us!
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by drusenko 16y ago
We have been extremely happy with HelpSpot. The software is awesome to use and was clearly made by someone who spends lots of time using help desk software -- minimal clicks to get things done, automation rules based on predefined responses
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by drusenko 16y ago
I use e*trade's "Max-rate checking" product and it's amazing: - Until recently they had a great interest rate on your checking account (2.5% APY). - I also get direct deposits, and mail in checks (is more convenient than going to the bank f
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WiGig publishes 7 Gbps wireless home networking spec(betanews.com)
1 points by drusenko 16y ago|0 comments
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by drusenko 16y ago
yeah, email chris or me -- we've done it before.
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by drusenko 16y ago
Weebly is trying to strike a balance between the two. We don't let you upload PHP code to our servers, but we are extremely customizable. I mentioned more of our features below: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1328512
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by drusenko 16y ago
Absolutely. Yes to both. First, our company won't be going under any time soon -- while 95% of the features are free, there are an extra 5% available to power users as part of our "pro" package for ~$4/month. We also sell domains. We're str
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by drusenko 16y ago
Weebly is solving this problem -- you just may not have noticed. We have rich blogging features that are on par or better than most blog systems: create posts, edit your side bar, set catgories, human-readable (and adjustable) URLs, comment
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by drusenko 16y ago
i agree, that's absolutely irresponsible. way to personally inject a significant amount of fear into the market where there was none necessarily called for.
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by drusenko 16y ago
some of the articles go into detail on specific trades (with the number of shares) that actually happened at $0.01 (or $0.000001 or whatever the number is that is meant to represent $0). so it ultimately looks like a factor of events caused
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by drusenko 16y ago
guys, this looks awesome. it's obvious that a ton of work went into it. congrats! i really like the change of direction, too -- it's becoming more and more obvious that betting your company on flash is not a good long-term strategic move. b
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by drusenko 16y ago
Well, it depends on if the allegation is that Apple could influence a police force to execute an illegal warrant at their bidding, or that Apple could influence a police force to execute a warrant at their bidding. I don't find the second o
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by drusenko 16y ago
I'm not trying to necessarily say it's right, but I'd like to think that Apple would have some specialized help available to them, given that they protect multiple billions of dollars in shareholder value and are a not insignificant part of
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by drusenko 17y ago
there are a lot of situations where you don't want to tag a photo of a friend, the way tags are implemented on facebook. i generally wouldn't tag a friend in a picture where they look bad, and there are all kinds of social situations where
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by drusenko 17y ago
agreed, that's pretty much my only frustration with facebook photos. the resolution is horrible. i can understand not storing the full resolution, but 600x450 or so is just WAY too small.
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Weebly (W07) is hiring an Analytics Engineer(weebly.com)
17 points by drusenko 17y ago
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by drusenko 17y ago
pun... intended?
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by drusenko 17y ago
The important thing to remember is that we approve any themes before they are displayed in the theme gallery, and we are absolutely committed to maintaining the level of quality (or a higher level!) than we currently have. So, you don't nee
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Weebly (W07) Gives Users More Variety With New Theme Community(techcrunch.com)
30 points by drusenko 17y ago|3 comments
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by drusenko 17y ago
it depends on how much leverage you have when you close the deal. participating preferred shares are definitely ugly, but depending on your circumstances, you might not have a choice.
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by drusenko 17y ago
Anybody that wants to can add themselves as an employee of Weebly on LinkedIn, so no, we don't have 18 employees :) We actually have 7 full-time.
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Simple website builder Weebly (YC W07) goes international(venturebeat.com)
28 points by drusenko 17y ago|8 comments
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by drusenko 17y ago
A Freemium-type conference would be really interesting to us...
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by drusenko 17y ago
But mortgages have an underlying asset that's usually of some value, as do cars, for instance. Getting loans for both is relatively easy, if you have decent credit. On the other hand, I'm skeptical about this for a few reasons: - If it was
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by drusenko 17y ago
haha, thanks :) didn't catch that
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by drusenko 17y ago
"Tripping over" is more a figure of speech. In shared hosting, it usually involves someone trying to install or remove a server in your cabinet and accidentally tweaking the power chord just enough to reset the power to a critical piece of
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by drusenko 17y ago
I don't want to give away the specific device we are using, but it's something that does everything in custom hardware and sits on the edge of the network. Believe it or not, we've had botnet attacks that took down $100k Cisco routers. Nast
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by drusenko 17y ago
I would assume the reduced latency for a predominantly US-customer base would be well worth it. The cost of dealing with the DMCA is minimal (and other countries have much less liability protection, anyway)

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