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by fidrelity 4y ago
While the Stripe/Render integration looks interesting for our latest startup, more than anything I just wanted to take a moment and say 'Thank you' for building such a decent product.
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by fidrelity 4y ago
No border radius is the recommendation for 'serious' in the article. The author chose 'fun' where that was allowed according to their own principles.
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by fidrelity 4y ago
Some of the strongest tech companies were built during a downturn (PayPal if I remember correctly). It's a great time to build, but probably not the best time for fundraising.
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by fidrelity 4y ago
Give render.com a try. I used it for our latest startup and it was overall a pleasant experience. For me it's the sweet spot between Heroku and AWS.
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by fidrelity 4y ago
Since The DAO incident 'the code is the law' ceased to exist on Ethereum. It became 'the majority interpretation of the code is the law'.
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by fidrelity 4y ago
But there is insurance for smart contract integrity already deployed and in use for a multitude of projects (see unslashed finance for example). I don't need to sue as long as I get my money back.
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by fidrelity 4y ago
As someone who myself relies on Google's SEO traffic I'm a bit hesitant to say this (but luckily I'm small enough that Google doesn't care about me at all): AMP is terrible for everyone except Google themselves. It'
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by fidrelity 4y ago
Don't look outside for purpose, try finding it within. Which things do have intrinsic value to you? Think of things you do that give your joy which can not be replaced with money. Those things don't have to be static until eternit
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by fidrelity 4y ago
I'd like to compile a list of all the remote companies that pass the joel-remote test. Has anyone got any examples?
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The Joel test for remote work(andreschweighofer.com)
67 points by fidrelity 4y ago|103 comments
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by fidrelity 4y ago
I'm generally not an Apple fan, I only use it for work and have never bought an Apple product with my own money. Saying that the M1 MBP is pure bliss, so much that I'm for the first time considering spending my own money on an App
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by fidrelity 5y ago
I'm from Europe, surrounded by much natural beauty, but to this day the Grand Canyon was one of the most profound experiences for me.
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EU lawmakers set to tighten up on crypto transfers(reuters.com)
1 points by fidrelity 5y ago|0 comments
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by fidrelity 5y ago
I had the torture to look for a new phone recently and one of my requirements was also a small size coming from a Pixel 3a (about 150mm iirc). If you're looking for a small but flagship Android then there's currently only the Asus
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by fidrelity 5y ago
We're launching our next startup in less than a month and were faced with the same decision. Ultimately went with Rails. As said in the article: so, so much comes out of the box or from a very well maintained ecosystem. Real-time dashb
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by fidrelity 5y ago
In general I do share your negative view on subscription business. However, not all aspects of subscriptions - and not all players - are shady or bad. I wrote about the different aspects of subscription businesses recently[0] if you're
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by fidrelity 5y ago
Your first job is definitely the hardest to get in your entire career. I wrote a few words of advice about this [0]. The summary of my advice is: * Don't "spray and pray" your application, but look for companies that fit your
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by fidrelity 5y ago
1. "Helgoland: The world of quantum theory" It's relatively light on physics but I loved the philosophical mixin. 2. "Seed of knowledge, stone of plenty". Mostly about the electromagnetic properties of ancient monum
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by fidrelity 5y ago
Emma Wanderer ( https://emmawanderer.com/ ) | Lead Software Engineer | Remote or HQ (Vienna, Austria) | Full Time Emma Wanderer is a startup rethinking how we can “Work & Live Everywhere” in the future. Emma Wanderer stri
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by fidrelity 5y ago
5x growth in what timeframe?
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API design principles inspired by nature(andreschweighofer.com)
3 points by fidrelity 5y ago|0 comments
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by fidrelity 5y ago
- barefoot shoes (brands: vivobarefoot and mukishoes). I could write a long rave now about barefoot shoes but I'll try to keep it short: No more knee pains after long walks, every time I go out the amount of sensations is pure joy and
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The Joel test for remote work(andreschweighofer.com)
3 points by fidrelity 5y ago|0 comments
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by fidrelity 5y ago
Over the years I built so much stuff which was never used or never created any value. So over time I realised I can create more value by not writing code. But knowing when not to write code meant understanding the business, the stakeholders
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Ideas are cheap, code is not(andreschweighofer.com)
1 points by fidrelity 5y ago|1 comments
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What is legacy code and how to avoid it?(andreschweighofer.com)
2 points by fidrelity 5y ago|0 comments
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How to Build APIs for Humans(andreschweighofer.com)
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How to spot great remote jobs: The Joel test for remote work(andreschweighofer.com)
3 points by fidrelity 5y ago|0 comments
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How to make the most of your software engineering career(andreschweighofer.com)
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Is your side project worth it?(andreschweighofer.com)
5 points by fidrelity 5y ago|0 comments

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