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   Emerging use cases for productivity infrastructure(techcrunch.com)

   2 points by ecesena 5y ago|1 comments
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   by ecesena 5y ago

   They ask you in the profile if you have an idea or not. Their first lectures are actually on how to find an idea, so it's prob best to join without one :)
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   Brain on Zoom(techcrunch.com)

   2 points by ecesena 5y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: Have you tried any virtual coworking tool?

   9 points by ecesena 5y ago|4 comments
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   by ecesena 5y ago

   I agree on the premise to minimize meetings. On the specifics of the meetings I've implemented 2 things: 1) Offer no-video meetings, maybe for 1:1 if you don't need to screen share. Be the first to go on a walk or be away from key
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   by ecesena 5y ago

   YC deal is $125k for 3mo, originally meant to make sure you could stay for 3mo in Palo Alto. Then you likely raise $1-2M.
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   by ecesena 6y ago

   https://www.startupschool.org
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   by ecesena 6y ago

   I use python/flask on GAE or express js on firebase functions. React for fe. (In all cases, no managed instances.)
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   by ecesena 6y ago

   I made this exercise to guide myself throught the process of starting from a list of features, summarizing benefits, prioritize them, sparkle some keywords and finally output a marketing page. Working to make a marketing/public site fo
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    Show HN: Checklist/exercise to make a SaaS marketing page(docs.google.com)

    4 points by ecesena 6y ago|1 comments
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    Check out https://github.com/saasform/saasform (I'm a co-founder, feel free to reach out directly.)
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    When you enable 2FA with security keys you have 2 options, let's call them the easy and the strong. The easy. Add both a security key and OTP (e.g. Google Authenticator). You have 1 rule to strictly adhere: if you click on a link, you
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    Sen. Wyden proposes limits on exportation of American’s personal data(techcrunch.com)

    8 points by ecesena 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    Check out https://bugcrowd.com and https://hackerone.com For a work in infosec my recommendation would be a little bit of formal education. Assume that in an interview there'll be some jargon -- you need to unde
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    1. Write down what you're doing, so that you can send a link when ppl are asking. 2. Collect the minimum possible data, explain what/why you collect, if possible explain how it's stored 3. Open source is a good way to make hu
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    Apple and Google will both attend Senate hearing on app store competition(techcrunch.com)

    7 points by ecesena 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    If anything, making it open will help you fix bugs. (fwiw, I’m building an open source saas myself, see profile, so my opinion is clearly biased.) What I’d reconsider instead is the free forever. If you’re already open sourcing, users can a
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    Start by saying what it does and posting a link (or at least adding a link into your profile)? Pro tip: add a call to action to your description. I'm not kidding. For you it's an exercise to describe it. For us it's 1) a way
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    Thanks - fixing.
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    Fav thread ever! A good 5+ years ago I built HasGluten [1] with react backed by a google spreadsheet, hosted on github pages. Proven technology, it's still working. More recently I hacked together MultiPreview [2] with react + API serv
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    How big is the db? I've used a Google Spreadsheet as a backend for hasgluten.com, so non-tech people can just edit the content without my involvement.
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    This is where my opinion may slightly differ from the blog posts you cited. Keep in mind that my experience is more consumer-like vs e.g. a financial institution, so requirements may be different based on your application. The main question
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    IMO you should keep secure cookies with a JWT in it, ideally w/ public key crypto. No need for oauth if you're building 1st party. For context, we're building Saasform as a "secure infra" for SaaS with auth+payments
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    Just adding: don't make it a habit though. If other people have root access to the box where you connect to, they can take over your agent and impersonate you.
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    React + firebase. Right now I'm working on a microservice for SaaS, to isolate the core of the SaaS from the public website. The microservice renders the website and takes care of auth & payments.
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    It's like an air purifier. But no ozone, we measured that there's no "side effects".
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    Didn't want to be overly promotional, it's all in my profile
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    Docsend Joins Dropbox(docsend.com)

    1 points by ecesena 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    Breville BES870XL Barista [1]. Hands down the best purchase of 2020. It feels a bit expensive, but I bought it via Amazon paying in installments. I configured it for 1x = espresso, 2x = larger like almost a small americano. My wife & I
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    by ecesena 6y ago

    I'd be happy to talk to you about by next startup.