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   by futhey 9y ago

   More often than not, employers at startups seem to take routine employee departures personally. Common mistake. Probably has something to do with the amount of personal energy most founders have invested in recruiting, and how difficult rec
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   by futhey 9y ago

   I've noticed this in the past. Subscribing to Hanlon's Razor (never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity) I always assumed it was because users were upgrading to the next major release of iOS, which
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   by futhey 9y ago

   Low-quality article about an incredibly interesting subject.
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   by futhey 9y ago

   Their previous product supports 25 languages. I curiously expect this list will expand.
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   by futhey 9y ago

   Nice! Curious as to the name though. Why DomDB?
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   by futhey 9y ago

   This is correct. Everyone knows what everyone else is making. Part of why rank and the "pecking order" are so much more pronounced and obsessed over.
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   by futhey 9y ago

   Great name.
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   by futhey 9y ago

   Thanks!
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   by futhey 9y ago

   One common path I've seen is to prove yourself inside a company and “step up” (volunteer yourself for the new position). 1-2 recommendations later, it'll be a done deal.
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    by futhey 9y ago

    This was my first thought. If you don't want people to think they're doing something shady, don't call them mules..
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    by futhey 9y ago

    I'm more afraid of having nuclear power plants now that we no longer have a thriving industry to support innovation and technological progress in the field. From my understanding, we stopped innovating in fission power plant design dec
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    by futhey 9y ago

    If you do go the ML route, I recommend TensorFlow + Google Cloud (Both for the cost performance, and the irony).
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    by futhey 9y ago

    Note: Even if you have full IPv6 support, this site loads extremely slowly, and there may be infrequent misses. You can perform an alternative test on http://test-ipv6.com/ if you are unsure.
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    by futhey 9y ago

    I'm actually pretty proud of Seattle's efforts to re-evaluate zoning regulations in the late 2000's. Almost every neighborhood has been zoned to build taller, and if we're speaking strictly about rents, it's been qu
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    by futhey 9y ago

    Phishing is of course not a vulnerability specific to Ethereum, but there is a frenzy of demand for it.
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    by futhey 9y ago

    When you delete your account, Facebook implies that they will (eventually) purge your data from their systems. Given the current costs of storage, many are skeptical of this.
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    by futhey 9y ago

    Not to discount what you're saying, but there are several sets of “men in suits” that appear long before you lose your office space. Some are your investors (or work for them). Some are consultants or advisors, promising to solve all y
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    by futhey 9y ago

    Wow, just checked this out, super interesting. Worked on something similar. Will reach out!
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    by futhey 9y ago

    There is another option: Perhaps Travis is just “going away for a while”, to return when things have quieted down.
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    by futhey 9y ago

    Mlab.com (also inexpensive if your needs are reasonable), with a lot of our stuff being handled with s3 bucket storage. Sorry for the late response.
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    by futhey 9y ago

    No bootcamp myself, but I think more people learn to code than are employed as developers, although it may not be widespread. I switch between Product Design, development, and Program Management, based on market opportunity. Development is
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    by futhey 9y ago

    I'm using now.sh, really nice for a node/express based API endpoint. Ours seems to scale very cheaply and deployments are, dare I say, fun :)
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    by futhey 9y ago

    I have face blindness. You may as well, or at least some degree of aphantasia. No reason for concern, but there is supposedly an incredibly low occurrence of either.
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    by futhey 9y ago

    Not intended to be a satisfying answer to your question, but publicwww can do that specific task for you, if that is a problem you need solved for yourself.
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    by futhey 9y ago

    There's going to be an interesting gap in the market if Google site search goes away. Algolia handles search elegantly for developers, but doesn't solve many of the problems (indexing, spidering, stemming, rendering, etc.) for the
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    by futhey 9y ago

    Early versions of Google would be interesting to see (would be interesting to look at parts of a version of the engine that are still small enough to reason about).
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    by futhey 10y ago

    Just to clarify, I'm not talking about "lol client has $3m in funding, charge them at least $75,000". When you pay $75k to a reputable agency for a branding package, you're paying their hourly rate * a number of hours de
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    by futhey 10y ago

    Thanks for sharing. As someone who's watched the Twitch brand evolve, this seems spot on, and the results are impressive. You were definitely fortunate to have the in-house expertise to execute on exactly what you needed, at exactly th
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    by futhey 10y ago

    Just an FYI to other commenters, Branding/Identity is design work (not just a name or domain name), typically resulting in versatile logo work, writing style guides, a tagline, typefaces, colors, visual language development, business c
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    by futhey 10y ago

    Fellow PM. It's really hard to get this feedback from people making a real hiring decision, because any experienced HR professional knows the legal liabilities of slipping up and saying the wrong thing, or mis-representing the actual r