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iends
9y ago
Are you hiring developers who can't learn new languages?
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9y ago
Elixir seems to have better abstractions at building CRUD apps (and websockets) than Go. Are you building CRUD type apps? Have you writing lots of SQL vs using ecto to be painful?
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iends
9y ago
In the US, it's uncommon for dentist to do cleanings. Are you sure it was t a hygenist?
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iends
9y ago
To clarify, 1.5x - 3x ARR?
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iends
9y ago
Go doesn't quite have the right level of abstraction for building CRUD apps. In particular, working with relational databases is very manual. Even using things like sqlx.
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9y ago
At my current company we have an inverted, but similar problem. Startup A got bought by Company B. Company B doubles down on technology from Startup A, which ultimately leads to a big acquisition by private equity for the combined A/B.
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iends
9y ago
It takes 3 days for trades to settle, so you can't really cash out quickly. Google "T+3" for more details.
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9y ago
Stick to the smaller technical subreddits.
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9y ago
Why? The name of the language is "Go" and not "Golang". "Golang" is a search engine hack.
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9y ago
He likely means a landing page that pretends to sell the product and when people click "Buy" they are taken to a page to collect their email address and say something like "We are currently in a closed beta but will send you
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9y ago
I work on a large SaaS product that is deployed in AWS globally and is expected to have 100% uptime. Each service team in the SaaS has its own on call rotation and is responsible for being highly available. There are also architects and mor
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9y ago
Yeah, between this and npapi removal the chromebook has lost a lot of functionality I used :(
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9y ago
I couldn't find pricing information at all on your site for extended...
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10y ago
Do you think they are optimizing for file size? Do you think their customers really care? (The answer to both is no.)
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10y ago
I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. Most/All? modern JavaScript engines compile JavaScript (including v8).
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10y ago
Around here we see generic marketing from the various egg, chicken, diary, etc lobbies in tv, radio, and print form. It would be impossible to follow the parent poster's rules and eat anything (big time lettuce might not be into market
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10y ago
Yeah, but I trust Digital Ocean or AWS (and whatever providers they rely on) more than I trust AT&T, Time Warner, and Comcast combined.
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10y ago
Can you talk more about your experiences? Did you go to a top program? A full time program? Do you think it's worth it if you already have an MS and are currently a first line manager and team lead?
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10y ago
I don't know. My wife is a dentist and we go to a lot of dental conferences together. Vendors ALWAYS think I'm the doctor and she's my assistant when we first walk up. Even women.
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iends
10y ago
Please add low cost index funds when you add investments. Preferably Vanguard.
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10y ago
Have you considered increasing the number of views on each plan? Charging for everything else is certainly reasonable, but as I mentioned before, a single popular post can easily exceed the base plan and force you onto the Team plan at $80&
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10y ago
The problem for me isn't really $20/mo. It's $20/mo for 50k views, which is nothing.
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10y ago
I'd take a look. I'm curious about what you tweaked to the code?
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10y ago
This logic breaks down when you realize you can't bill out for 100% of your time, nor do you want to try to because mental health is important.
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10y ago
So you're saying I can hit 300k uniques per month for three months before being asked to upgrade to the team plan? Even so, 300k uniques would price you around $80/mo, which seems extremely high to me for a casual blog that can be
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10y ago
I've never understood the pricing of ghost. I started a personal blog and my first post got almost 50k uniques when it got to the top of /r/programming and the front page of hacker news. So the pricing model of ghost is probl
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10y ago
It's been more than 2 years since you've released this book, are you still around 175, or has the weight creeped back in?
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10y ago
Commits to master automatically get deployed to dev environment. Dev gets promoted to test about once a week for internal scale testing. Test gets promoted to stage (which is what the company uses internally) and prod about once every two w
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10y ago
Working with a database in Go has been painful for me. Have you found this is the case in your projects?
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10y ago
I had to pay $1000 to a squatter to get my own personal name.
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