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by haney 10y ago
I understand that a share gives you a right to ownership in the company, but it's still strange to consider what the benefits are of owning a share in a company that likely won't pay a dividend in the foreseeable future and for wh
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by haney 12y ago
Send me your resume adam@getbellhops.com
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Bellhops is moving for free on Valentine's day(medium.com)
5 points by haney 12y ago|0 comments
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Who is Barnabas and why is he smiling?(medium.com)
5 points by haney 12y ago|0 comments
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by haney 12y ago
I totally agree that the free market should set salaries for talented people, but consider the case when a startup is winding down and looking for a soft landing, if the acquirer picks up the top employees and ruins the last bit of hope the
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by haney 12y ago
Do you also track churn and lifetime user value based on the keyword or source that brought the user to your site? Not all page views or users are created equal.
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by haney 12y ago
Are there no legal consequences for telling the user one thing in the UI and another in the TOS? Obviously this would require some sort of challenge in court, but there's at least some avenue for a remedy to this kind of behavior, no?
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by haney 12y ago
Often times there aren't reporting facilities in place that are well connected operationally with an outbound customer service system. At my company we once had a bug that broke the sign up funnel for users, the engineers called to fol
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by haney 12y ago
This is such an interesting project! I didn't see a way for anyone who wasn't operating their own server to use the service though. It seems like a lot of the quality control / model building power of google has to do with th
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by haney 12y ago
Come on, he's not going to get mixed up in those politics...
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by haney 12y ago
Huh, one of the senior engineers at a previous employer turned me on to it. I completely missed that it was built in now, I feel kind of silly now.
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by haney 12y ago
I've used tsearch2 on several projects and it's always been super handy. It's much easier than adding another dependency just to support search.
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by haney 12y ago
Very cool, I couldn't find pricing, does anyone have any idea what a product like this would sell for?
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by haney 12y ago
Hey Everyone, I'm Adam the CTO at Bellhops. We're really excited to be working with the Binary guys, they've already been incredibly helpful as mentors over the last few weeks. We're really excited for the future of the
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Bellhops raises $6m to take on the moving industry(pando.com)
14 points by haney 12y ago|2 comments
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by haney 12y ago
This is pretty amazing. My team just started using Chart.io because we couldn't find an easy way to turn data in our relational database into charts. Chart.io is pretty great, but there are several other very expensive BI tools that do
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by haney 12y ago
While I understand the initial appeal of schemaless databases in my experience the schema is the best living documentation of the shape of the data. It becomes really handy to decouple this from the application layer when you start having m
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by haney 12y ago
Does anyone know of a similar library in Python?
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by haney 12y ago
We're looking for developers in Chattanooga (I'm a UT alum who moved to Chattanooga to start a company). I'd love to talk to you more about the developer community in Chattanooga, and the growth I've seen over the last 3
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by haney 12y ago
It has definitely been a painful process to port from python 2 to 3. We have one developer who has been pushing hard for this, and while it may not be a defensible business position we believe it's the right thing as members of the com
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by haney 13y ago
We'd prefer in office but we'd consider remote work. Shoot as an email at geekhr@getbellhops.com and we'll see if we can work something out.
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by haney 13y ago
I spent a few years freelancing as a PHP developer and then transitioned into python for the last 3. It's fairly easy to transition between PHP/Python/Ruby and I'd suggest getting a little bit familiar with similar langu
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by haney 13y ago
yep
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by haney 13y ago
I would imagine what you're talking about is a violation of their terms of service.
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Open Table acquires Quick Cue (big acquisition in Chattanooga, TN)(press.opentable.com)
2 points by haney 13y ago|0 comments
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by haney 13y ago
There are keyboard shortcuts for much of this behavior: ctrl+a goes to the beginning of a line ctrl+e goes to the end ctrl+k deletes a line
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by haney 13y ago
If AT ALL possible I prefer to contract developers. We pay a candidate for their time and pair program with them for a week. This lets us evaluate not only their ability to code but also their desire to learn and their team culture fit. Sin
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by haney 13y ago
I really want a better explanation of how 'rollback' works. You have to create a fork before you run your migration script so you can roll back to that fork?
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by haney 13y ago
I hadn't thought about the duck typing issue. What I have in my mind is more akin to contract programming. I'd love to take a look at a library that does this. I just hacked something together during my layover to give it a try.
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by haney 13y ago
For clarity it's generating a python AST which is an object in python. So it's doing a bit more than just raw syntactic sugar.

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