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by dyeje 8y ago
How is an attorney going to help you in that case?
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by dyeje 8y ago
What do you need an attorney for? Contact the owner and negotiate a sale.
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by dyeje 8y ago
If you don't have any experience with Enterprise sales, you're in for a rough time with an early stage product. These customers are demanding, the sales cycles are long, and there are often many players you need to please. I would
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by dyeje 8y ago
This so hard. You'd think we'd have it figured out by now.
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by dyeje 8y ago
This sort of thing happens from time to time. Just send a dispute and move on, I've never heard of a dispute being denied.
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by dyeje 8y ago
Try to do things in smaller chunks. Can't nitpick something for weeks if there aren't that many details.
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Ask HN: HIPAA Compliance?
2 points by dyeje 8y ago|1 comments
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by dyeje 8y ago
Unix shell and the friendly, no fuss UI. It's that simple really.
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by dyeje 8y ago
So the same company that gave paycuts to their entire staff (except the CEO and Director of People) 8 months ago, has enough money to buy out their investors? Interesting. Paycut Discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by dyeje 8y ago
The upside of being a freelancer / contractor is that you make 100% of the rate you charge. The downside is that you have to take care of all the overheard as well (lead generation, benefits, tools, accounting, etc). If you're abl
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by dyeje 8y ago
This looks like a great step forward for that jQuery style of frontend, but after using React I'm never going back. I favor Rails rendering most things and React for the highly interactive parts. I can see myself switching over to SPA
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by dyeje 8y ago
The whole point is that the fine scales with income to be fair. It doesn't impact people who have "made it" more.
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by dyeje 8y ago
Unless you have specialized hardware, there's really no point. The cloud will be cheaper and easier.
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Ask HN: Favorite CMS?
3 points by dyeje 8y ago|8 comments
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by dyeje 8y ago
List your achievements and ask for the promotion and raise. Do a couple mock reviews with your partner or friends to smooth out your pitch. Don't rely on them to recognize you, they are busy with their own jobs and may not notice all t
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by dyeje 8y ago
Probably, but it's going to require a LOT of capital.
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by dyeje 8y ago
Surprised to see no mention of security. How do you prevent people from messing with the polls? Physically or digitally.
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by dyeje 8y ago
Would love a scooter, but it's just not practical when there's snow on the ground.
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by dyeje 8y ago
It's not hard but I wouldn't call it 'ridiculously easy'. In Michigan, you need to supply minimum four documents. One of which is for proof residency which can be really hard for a homeless person.
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by dyeje 8y ago
Out of curiosity, could you give an example of a design guideline from a government / consultant that's not possible in grid?
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by dyeje 8y ago
But this is a static site generator. They can't take over your server if you're just serving up stuff from S3.
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by dyeje 8y ago
You lose the ability to bring in additional co-workers into the discussion for important decisions by making it private.
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by dyeje 8y ago
There's a few reasons. For one, it's the new shiny thing and developers are always chasing that dragon. More importantly though, it's a good fit for some workloads so it actually makes sense sometimes which fuels the hype tra
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by dyeje 8y ago
Even if you don't value the lives of animals, biodiversity is important to human survival.
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by dyeje 8y ago
I think you're really underestimating the number of people who are programmers and musicians. As one, I've found Sonic Pi to be fun to mess around with. Also, how do you make something like this without music theory? At the end of
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by dyeje 8y ago
I love Nuclino personally. Just powerful enough, not as bloated as Wiki solution.
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by dyeje 8y ago
Huh, interesting. I bought a dishwasher a few months ago from Home Depot and it was smooth sailing. Picked the floor model, they pulled the item from the back, we payed, and then they helped us load it into the car.
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by dyeje 8y ago
I work remote 4 days a week and have a home office. Having an ergonomic setup is important to me. If you're strapped for space, I would suggest a small desk and a nice chair as a bare minimum.
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by dyeje 8y ago
This. The timeline is a bit tight for a live interview. They have about 5 mins per task. I think you're probably filtering too hard on people with previous experience using jQuery and don't have interview jitters. My suggestion wo
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by dyeje 8y ago
No stories, but perhaps you should reflect on how you got there. Will probably be hard to hold on to future talent without addressing the issues.

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