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by dyeje 7y ago
They were announced within months of each other [1][2]. That means both companies were planning their stores at the same time. I find it hard to believe Discord did not have any idea about Epic's store, considering they were simultaneo
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by dyeje 7y ago
Discord trying to take on Epic and Steam to create a marketplace was perhaps the worst move I've seen in the past few years. Steam is entrenched and Epic is printing money. Discord needs to capitalize on its greatest asset: a massive c
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by dyeje 7y ago
First, it's not that they are 'entitled' to the value, it's that our entire economic model is based on continuous consumption. If vast swathes of the population have no way to get money because robots do the work and onl
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by dyeje 7y ago
I'm surprised by the reaction here. It seems fairly intuitive to me. People used to capture part of the value creation with their wages and they are being replaced by robots. That value that used to circulate in the economy now just go
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by dyeje 7y ago
I would say the general areas are sales, marketing, product, engineering, design, customer support, and people ops. The thing is these areas entire areas are usually covered by a single person in small startups, so there aren't many en
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by dyeje 7y ago
Yea I had to come to the comments to figure it out.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Installing a native lawn does require a startup cost, but it's not too bad. You kill your grass, lay down mulch, and plant the native species. After a few months of watering, your lawn is self sufficient and you don't have to do a
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Redux Saga Style Guide(erock.io)
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by dyeje 7y ago
A coup that many think was orchestrated by Erdogan so he could clean house.
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by dyeje 7y ago
It would be the ultimate Google move to sunset GCP. Literally no product they provide is safe.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Yea, that's why people moved to auth headers.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Typically, before stuff like JWT was popular, you would store a session in the db and the session id in a cookie. Then you would hit the db each request to check if the session was valid.
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by dyeje 7y ago
I use a combination of Slack and Gcal. Slack will tell you someone's local time. Gcal will show you when people's working hours are (if they're set) when trying to invite them.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Seems like you should just reach out to the startups and see if there is interest. If there are multiple interested, try selling it as a white label service. Otherwise sell it outright with a multi-month contract to help with the integratio
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by dyeje 7y ago
I've been calling myself a Product-focused Engineer the past couple years and found it has been an effective way to express what kind of position I'm looking for and skills I bring to the table when job searching. Glad to see this
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by dyeje 7y ago
Affiliate marketing is big money, entire businesses are built off it.
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by dyeje 7y ago
I sure do love clicking on a search result, clicking the tiny info icon in the top left, and then clicking the real link I wanted.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Personally probably wouldn't follow HN'd advice on running a ballet company, I'd ask people who have run ballet companies.
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by dyeje 7y ago
How is Honey worth even remotely close to 4B. It is a coupon aggregator in a browser extension?
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by dyeje 7y ago
I get the narrative you're trying to paint here, but it's really just not true. None of what you mention is a focal point of the game. The focal points are its story telling, level design, enemy AI, etc. I think this is reflected
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by dyeje 7y ago
Haven't done any, but a relevant twitter account: https://twitter.com/badthingsdaily
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by dyeje 7y ago
Why do you care? If you're worried that the company isn't going to survive, go elsewhere. If you're acting out of a sense of morality, I encourage you to think about the pros and cons of making a fuss over this (you'll p
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by dyeje 7y ago
I thought this had been discussed before and was able to find a thread about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9588901
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by dyeje 7y ago
They wrote a good blog post about using this gem back in 2016: https://github.blog/2016-02-03-scientist/
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by dyeje 7y ago
I stopped listening to NPR during the 2016 election when it became clear they were shills for the corporatist Democrat agenda.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Based on your needs, you can probably build that out yourself relatively easy. The whole point of CRMs is that they're not developer focused, they're sales, marketing, etc focused.
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by dyeje 7y ago
On a long enough time scale, everything is forgotten.
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by dyeje 7y ago
All the time. I use my email as a TODO list, so I send myself items. Not aware of any products that enhance it, nor can I think of anything I'd want like that.
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by dyeje 7y ago
The Stack Overflow survey shows only 4.1% emacs usage (even that sounds high to me). https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2018#technology-_-...
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by dyeje 7y ago
The first step to increasing retention is figuring out why people are leaving. Start doing regular 1 on 1s and exit interviews, listen to what people are saying, and fix the problems.

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