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by grvdrm 3y ago
Interesting solution. Looking at the pricing for rsync: do they charge you for data transferred or data at rest? Or maybe I’m misunderstanding their pricing altogether. Also what are you using to actually sync?
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Really great, thanks. Question: do you have advice/resources for pipeline development?
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We sell an enterprise collaboration product focused on cyber incident response. As best as I can tell, there wasn't a product quite like it on the market - so it's something that people are 1) excited about once they realize they
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Good question re: chance of ramp. Hard to say, of course. I do think, concretely, that our chance of selling this year is BETTER than last year and that's due largely to being more focused on our core sales channel(s) rather than tryin
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> The other thing I’ll note is that sales people are from a different planet than I am I'm curious what your view is on the statement? How are they different? I get the concept of what you're saying, just curious about your vie
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Ask HN: Should I take a pay cut for a different job in same startup?
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Plenty of remote, especially if you lean towards the newer/tech-ish or tech-forward companies that are start-ups or forward-thinking legacy-structure companies. One thought for you: RTO isn't so bad in this instance. Lots of insur
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Insurance isn’t going anywhere. I’m in it. We produce and need tons of stable, boring software.
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I love crawling in traffic in 1st. Totally agree.
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Yep, likewise. It’s not the burden that people like to describe.
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Another way: just write some R, Python, etc. - plenty of GIS there too.
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> Because I had none of that, I'm a software engineer making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. In no world would I be where I am today with those limitations. You've commented plenty throughout your replies. But this bit
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by grvdrm 3y ago
I agree with your take and I'll support it with different phrasing. Skepticism and practice resolving it helps you develop a validation framework you can stand on. Is this right or wrong? How right or wrong? How valid or invalid? Over
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Very interesting, and I generally agree. In other words, how much is enough? If the drug works at 320 but works but works even better at 220, will you succumb to that pressure? What's troubling is the resulting distortion field. I woul
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by grvdrm 3y ago
I can't related to the timeline of your relationship but I love your phrasing "soften your edges" - that is so great. Completely agree with you. Strong relationships survive on compromise and very strong communication about t
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by grvdrm 3y ago
I'm so happy to hear this and proud to read about it. Good for you. I could swap weed for alcohol in your blurb and make the same comment. It's obvious in my 40s, as a husband, and a parent of two young kids, that the altered stat
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by grvdrm 3y ago
It does but I think the Mint version is more automated and seamless. You are right anyways. Don’t love how it works at the moment in CoPilot
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Indeed - Mint has mechanism for it. Don’t think any others do but I believe CoPilot is working on it.
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Serious question: do you have kids and if so, what do you feed them if you avoid acrylamide? I’m constantly looking for alternatives for my kids and it feels like an endless game of whack-a-mole such that they do, sometimes anyways, eat the
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by grvdrm 3y ago
+1 for same boat. I've mostly settled into using HA for basic home automation and backing away from lots of or complex automation. There's a certain amount of time I can spend and anything beyond that feels like a job that isn&#x2
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by grvdrm 3y ago
I joined a track and marathon training club in my town 3 years ago. Found on Strava. It’s a group of people that I now depend on for many things that have nothing to do with running.
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Love it - yes. You have to remember that everyone started somewhere. It took time and lots of work!
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Completely agree. I lift regularly and do not look like a typical gym junkie but have found most people are very friendly - even in NY (burbs) where you expect a certain get out of my face attitude. Also - weight training is also a highly t
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by grvdrm 3y ago
I struggled with this quite a bit throughout my career until about a year ago. For context, I've worked in the insurance industry for 17 years. So, what changed/helps: 1. I do a weekly therapy session. It doesn't have to be a
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Got it. I think you're right about the objective quality of most of what's there. It's garbage. I have two girls under age of 5 but this topic will inevitably bubble up to the surface up to the age of 5. We actually pulled Yo
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Your comment is fascinating. Putting aside whether I agree or disagree, did you ever consider sitting down with your kids to teach/coach/guide them through what social media is, the content on it, what's valuable or not? And
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Absolutely. It is the thing that actually matters.
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I'm not going to comment on the specifics of your process. There isn't always a right or wrong to handle this stuff. Your comment and the parent point to the theme that matters to me most: do you care to understand/show inter
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by grvdrm 3y ago
I almost never look at recipe timing, but anecdotally, I know I'm slower. That said, I spent time as a line chef in a kitchen, and it gave me some useful skills in kitchen: cooking lots of things at the same time. These days, I'll
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Another example that immediately popped into my head: John Mayer. Incredible guitar player hidden under much of his early pop stuff.

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