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by johns 13y ago
Some other options here: http://john-sheehan.com/blog/a-survey-of-the-localhost-proxy... I personally think you should be using one that gives you permanent URLs (ngrok or Passageway) but that also keeps a log when you
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Why I hate funnels.(tinyletter.com)
2 points by johns 13y ago|0 comments
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Load Testing: an unexpected journey(making.fiftythree.com)
1 points by johns 13y ago|0 comments
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New Amazon ElastiCache for Redis Capabilities(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by johns 13y ago|0 comments
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I just shut down cisimple(kevinrohling.wordpress.com)
10 points by johns 13y ago|0 comments
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by johns 13y ago
Are you a Racker now? Bio still mentions Loggly.
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by johns 13y ago
Congrats Simon and team! Great outcome for one of my favorite services. Can't wait to have you in SF.
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by johns 13y ago
It's actually the opposite: it's gradually appearing. At least it looks to me like its displaying the new unfinished span and will connect it when the transition is done.
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by johns 13y ago
I think you underestimate the number of investors reading HN. They may not post. They're definitely reading.
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Ractive.js + Dropbox Datastore API(github.com)
3 points by johns 13y ago|0 comments
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by johns 13y ago
Or that it's not open source.
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by johns 13y ago
the API is just the delivery mechanism. you can call it whatever you want. platform is a popular choice. just make sure that both you and the consumers benefit from every API call: http://thenextweb.com/dd/2013/03&
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by johns 13y ago
No immediate plans other than making sure it's up and running reliably. The 'Request Captures' feature of Runscope does essentially the same thing with some other niceties added. That's where we hope people end up.
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by johns 13y ago
I really like this comment, even though it calls me a liar. I agree with you, it's mechanically the same (imagining a reality that doesn't exist). The main difference being that laying out a "vision" (ugh) and taking bet
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by johns 13y ago
Fair point. Someone still has to put all the pieces together at the right time though.
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by johns 13y ago
I can't discuss the terms obviously. All I can say is that we felt they were very fair.
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by johns 13y ago
Definitely. I don't think we could have done this outside SF. It's a very friendly environment for dev tools/API companies right now.
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by johns 13y ago
> people just think that with an idea and a team then the money will come pouring in. If anyone thinks this, email me and I'll tell how much it's not the case. It was really hard. We got rejected A LOT. Like most companies. Tha
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by johns 13y ago
The investors told us it was attractive for the three reasons I listed: team, market, and plan of attack. Edit: I left out more specifics for length reasons. May do a follow up post on more of the details.
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by johns 13y ago
That was kind of the point though, there is no funding story that's repeatable. Maybe didn't emphasize that enough.
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by johns 13y ago
What would you like to know?
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by johns 13y ago
Thanks :)
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How we raised a $1.1M seed round without customers, revenue or even a product.(john-sheehan.com)
76 points by johns 13y ago|34 comments
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by johns 13y ago
have you tried curl?
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How to Convince Investors(paulgraham.com)
489 points by johns 13y ago|113 comments
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by johns 13y ago
If I missed anything, let me know!
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A Survey of the Localhost Proxying Landscape(john-sheehan.com)
1 points by johns 13y ago|1 comments
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Taming OAuth's Split Personality(blog.runscope.com)
2 points by johns 13y ago|0 comments
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Introducing foauth.org: OAuth for one(foauth.org)
2 points by johns 13y ago|0 comments
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Removing background noise in Audacity by differencing stereo channels(weblogs.asp.net)
65 points by johns 13y ago|13 comments

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