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811.
by dyeje 9y ago
If you've got pipeline full of leads and signed contracts, why don't you just grow organically with revenue?
812.
by dyeje 9y ago
We ran into this at my shop. What we did is tuck away everything that isn't accessed externally in a VPC. Now they can't be reached by these scanners.
813.
by dyeje 9y ago
There are lots of them, they're usually just very tailored to a specific type of business so you've never heard of them.
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Ask HN: How do you plan vacations?
36 points by dyeje 9y ago|17 comments
815.
by dyeje 9y ago
There are a lot of services out there for this. If you google "psd to html" you should find them. Alternatively, there are many contractors on sites like Upwork who do this sort of work.
816.
by dyeje 9y ago
I had a 98 Jeep Sport Cherokee at 170k miles. One time I ran into a guy with the same car at a Walgreens (same model, same color, same year), we said hi and laughed about it. His had recently hit 300k and was still going strong. Cars can la
817.
by dyeje 9y ago
I attended both of these talks and found them very enlightening. My team hired a CSS expert to do some part time implementation work and evaluate our practices. I was pleasantly surprised when his analysis of our codebase was very positiv
818.
by dyeje 9y ago
Yea, but changing it takes work and leaving it doesn't.
819.
by dyeje 9y ago
Can this meme of 'Millenials are killing x' just die already?
820.
by dyeje 9y ago
99% Invisible - Really great mix of interesting topics you wouldn't normally think about.
821.
by dyeje 9y ago
If you've played a game or two on an engine, it's usually pretty easy to spot other games that use the same one. Not just an Unreal thing.
822.
by dyeje 9y ago
The database appears to be a bunch of trash / test entries for MyEtherWallet.
823.
by dyeje 9y ago
The ndash or the format?
824.
by dyeje 9y ago
Can someone provide some context? This link just drops you into the middle of the argument.
825.
by dyeje 9y ago
Get different software then, there's plenty of options out there these days like GoToMeeting, Slack, Skype, Highfive, etc. If you don't want people in the same room on different chats (which still works with headsets), then you ca
826.
by dyeje 9y ago
Why do you need a separate standalone device? Do your workers not have laptops? Just buy everyone who needs to video conference a decent USB headset ($20 - $60) and be done with it.
827.
by dyeje 9y ago
This seems to be the most likely outcome to me. Bandcamp and Soundcloud have always had a huge overlap in functionality. I've always much preferred Bandcamp anyways.
828.
by dyeje 9y ago
Why buy a failing company when most of their userbase will organically come to you when it shuts down?
829.
by dyeje 9y ago
Would it make sense for them to join an existing auto workers union?
830.
by dyeje 9y ago
Dang you beat me to it. Pretty funny that sibling comment spawned a perfect example.
831.
by dyeje 9y ago
Tutorials are always going to be toy problems. If you want to work on real world problems, make something real.
832.
by dyeje 9y ago
I was tasked with finding an internal knowledge base solution for our small development team last year. I stumbled across Nuclino and we've been very happy users since last December. I think what makes it so great is just the pure sim
833.
by dyeje 9y ago
I do. I store everything I learn in an extremely complex biological machine inside my skull. It's very efficient.
834.
by dyeje 9y ago
In the original comment, the person speaks about being commuting to work or at work literally all their waking hours. That's the scenario, not 50-60 hours a week.
835.
by dyeje 9y ago
I have a Haworth Zody and like it alot. It did wonders for my back.
836.
by dyeje 9y ago
Is this project for fun, or do people like to use R for general purpose programming?
837.
by dyeje 9y ago
Our team has been using it alongside Postgres as a scalable metric store and things have been pretty good. We had some growing pains tweaking our storage keys and switching to a daily table to avoid partitioning issues, but it's been
838.
by dyeje 9y ago
Funny to read these comments when not so many months ago chatbots and conversational UI were all the rage.
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by dyeje 9y ago
I recently had to get rid of a lot of concrete and lumber. Turns out it's a big pain and really expensive. Wouldn't be surprised if something like this took off.
840.
by dyeje 9y ago
Reminds me of the keynote DHH gave at RailsConf this year. Despite the stories that we like to tell ourselves about picking the right tool for the job, we're just as prone to chasing the shiny new thing as all the other humans.

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