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by gms 6y ago
Noted; thank you for sharing!
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by gms 6y ago
(Polytomic co-founder) Yes to current scan, although not using Qualys. Feel free to email me if you want to know more: ghalib@polytomic.com
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by gms 6y ago
Yes, there's a lot that needs to be showcased :). Comment noted.
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by gms 6y ago
Thanks kindly! Yes, we've actually taken care of security matters from day one. The space is one I've spent years in and your comments are utterly valid. We also offer an on-prem Docker image for those who prefer that.
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by gms 6y ago
Thank you for the kind comment! And yes indeed, though our data model sits on top of any number of databases and spreadsheets. The warehouse is just another source that can be combined with others, rather than the only one.
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by gms 6y ago
Thank you kindly Harry!
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by gms 6y ago
Haha, hi Vlad and thanks for the kind words!
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Launch HN: Polytomic (YC W20) – Get internal data to your business teams
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by gms 6y ago
They already do, in the form of taxes.
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by gms 6y ago
Microsoft.
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by gms 6y ago
'Buy a law'? Do you think everyone who voted for it is isn't capable of independent decision-making?
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by gms 6y ago
Absolutely not. You will find winners and losers for every language.
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by gms 6y ago
I have nothing to say other than to encourage you to keep going and ignore any haters. This is really great - I wish I was doing things like this when I was your age.
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by gms 6y ago
It's rather unfortunate that tax increase as a solution is such a common fallacy. It's rather like immediately recommending a salary increase every time you encounter a failing employee.
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by gms 6y ago
I live in California. Unfortunately you're going to be disappointed - California has the highest tax rates and the worst infrastructure. The failure to solve these problems isn't due to having too little money (states and countrie
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by gms 6y ago
Eat a mango from India or Pakistan (in the summer) before you die. Hard to find in the US unfortunately, but you'll realise that the mangoes you're familiar with taste like tree bark.
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by gms 6y ago
The BA 747's in particular are ghastly by current standards. Glad I won't be stuck in one anymore.
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by gms 6y ago
Unfortunately actually being in a BA 747 is nowhere near as enjoyable. I'm glad for this.
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by gms 6y ago
The NYT operates on an online subscription model, no?
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by gms 6y ago
While this place isn't a hotbed of humour, this may be the funniest comment I have come across in over 13 years of reading HN.
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by gms 6y ago
The word 'hire' has nothing to do with whether the job is full-time or part-time: it applies to both (e.g. 'I hired a babysitter').
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by gms 7y ago
The problem is the lack of new construction leading to limited supply of housing, not AirBnB.
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by gms 7y ago
They have a manual flush too.
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by gms 7y ago
Unfortunately it’s not on any paid streaming services. Either you buy the Blu-ray discs or use illicit means.
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by gms 7y ago
Curious: why not take the words at face value rather than redefining them in a way that annoys you?
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by gms 7y ago
Where did he say that his friends were rich?
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by gms 7y ago
The World at War ( https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071075 ). 26 hour-long episodes; one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.
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by gms 7y ago
Mass transit can both be profitable and a multiplier (just like any other set of goods and services). See Japan: excellent train systems that are private and profitable.
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by gms 7y ago
What would it take for you to change your mind about your 'attend Stanford' tip claim?
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by gms 7y ago
What about Braintree?

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