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by gpjanik 4y ago
Vercel
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by gpjanik 5y ago
It was a hyperbole - surely some of those companies let you work with them in a more convenient way than using FAX, but they all have very limited offering and bizarre onboarding processes.
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by gpjanik 5y ago
Wasn't sure if April fools or not. German companies have launched so many of those "rivals" to AWS by now, all of them require you to call someone/send a letter/FAX to create a VM. I wonder if they understand that t
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by gpjanik 5y ago
Paul Graham writing about good taste (and people actually reading this) looks to me like either good trolling on his side, or just the usual startup misery - an extrovert narcissist convinced that he has intellectual capacity to analyse abs
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by gpjanik 6y ago
It's an MVP. MVP of Stripe was a HTML form and a bunch of guys on the phone. The Author definitely should apply to Y Combinator to understand how startups can leverage small products to get off the ground in the pursuit for a bigger id
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by gpjanik 7y ago
Through my career, it was dependent on how much transparency my boss would like to have. When the choice was mine, we didn't track due to cost and to avoid the feeling of being watched. In my last company I did this for invoicing the c
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Ask HN: How much time do you spend on deploying your ML model?
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by gpjanik 7y ago
I can confirm that it applies to other countries of the region. I think it's a result of this wild fascination with America that came after the fall of Soviet Union. People westernised quickly and without much reflection upon the proce
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by gpjanik 7y ago
In the "about" (our story) section there's some bs and a picture of a girl with blurred city background, file titled: https://puri.sm/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/beautiful-beauty-... I mean
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by gpjanik 7y ago
Yeah, this is basically marketing material.
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by gpjanik 7y ago
The headline asks: Are the hyper-specialist shops of Berlin the future of retail? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline... No. The Internet is.
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by gpjanik 8y ago
That's true, but the numbers still don't add up without VAT and other taxes. Without VAT and including the incentive (2k euro) it's around 43k euro which is 48k USD.
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by gpjanik 8y ago
I hate how Tesla advertises Model 3 as a 35k$ car. In Germany, the cheapest, bare bone version of it is around 60 000 (53k euro). At this price point, it doesn't make much sense, it's just better to get a car like Merc E Class.
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by gpjanik 8y ago
I wonder about one thing. Sure you can't hear above/under certain frequencies, but these frequencies still resonate with parts of your body (that are not ears) and you might feel it in other ways than just hearing, and also their