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by karlerss 5y ago
Hey, they're taking it "to the moon."
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by karlerss 5y ago
RecruitLab | Remote | Full-time RecruitLab is an applicant tracking and automation SaaS. Currently 4 people. We recently raised investment from Pipedrive founders. This our first engineering position & includes a meaningful option packa
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by karlerss 5y ago
I strongly disagree. When building a software product for humans, the first question I ask is "how should it feel?". In the end, this is the only thing that matters. The "feel" summarizes all "technical" aspect
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by karlerss 5y ago
There was a deep dive about this in Bloomberg Odd Lots podcast. Although some of the price increase was due to the industry predicting lower demand and getting rid of inventory. Another, more fundamental factor is the actual scarcity of lum
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Cowcatcher(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by karlerss 5y ago|0 comments
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by karlerss 6y ago
I set up my blog on CF pages about a month ago. I guess I chose a domain and did the github flow and that was it, everything clicked and worked on the first try. Haven't had to open the UI since. I have been using CF for a few years no
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by karlerss 6y ago
"Driving adoption amongst merchants/vendors" sounds like creating a self sustaining economy. https://youtu.be/YAKOWcs8w54
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by karlerss 6y ago
Some companies are willing to sell dollar bills for 75 cents[0]. It's fine if you take on a business risk and it materializes (or pays off), but I wonder if there are companies/founders/executives who maliciously spend invest
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by karlerss 6y ago
At our workplace it is standard & strictly enforced (called out) policy to lock your screen before leaving your computer unattended. For me this has become an automatic action. I think USSTRATCOM could benefit from the same policy.
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Virtues of a Developer – Self-Confidence and Prudence(karlerss.com)
1 points by karlerss 6y ago|0 comments
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by karlerss 6y ago
My quip with value-metric based pricing has always been that by making your user pay for the useful thing, you disincentivize usage since it instantly means a higher cost for them. At an early-stage b2b SaaS catering to a rather cautious cl
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Product Lessons from Scott and Amundsen(karlerss.com)
2 points by karlerss 6y ago|0 comments
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All Watched over by Machines of Loving Grace (1967)(theatlantic.com)
2 points by karlerss 6y ago|0 comments
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Software Second Version Richer in Allusion(karlerss.com)
2 points by karlerss 6y ago|0 comments
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by karlerss 6y ago
I was hiking with a friend in northern europe. It was +25C and we were being harassed by mosquitoes, horseflies and who knows what else. Naturally the same idea occurred to us - to use a head mounted laser to fry the wings of anything that
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Zero Bug Tolerance(karlerss.com)
42 points by karlerss 6y ago|37 comments
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by karlerss 6y ago
Air travel worldwide is just fine. In airport transit zones all you need is a mask. We flew from Northern Europe to South Asia a week ago and the flights were filled 60-70%.
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by karlerss 6y ago
Why can't "[the bracekts] “[...] be transmitted over news wires.”"?
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Iceberg Method of Product Development(karlerss.com)
1 points by karlerss 6y ago|0 comments
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by karlerss 6y ago
https://get.recruitlab.co.uk/p/job-builder It's a WYSIWYG job ad builder tool I built over a few days. It was supposed to be a lead generator for our ATS product, but the functionality does not seem to be useful e
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by karlerss 6y ago
The article just means "young/poor people don't buy homes", not "buying a home makes you rich".
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by karlerss 6y ago
My headaches (and I guess many others) are often caused by caffeine withdrawal. Taking caffeine without a painkiller usually solves the problem.
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by karlerss 6y ago
Maybe the quick and wide rollout of the covid vaccine is the bioerror - say the mrna translation products causing some kind of amyloid-buildup. One year after vaccination people will be showing signs of dementia. Since the elderly get vacci
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Long Covid symptom – teeth loss(nytimes.com)
4 points by karlerss 6y ago|0 comments
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by karlerss 6y ago
I have found it useful to ask "why do you think this true?" instead. When there's enough time of course.
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Horse Latitudes(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by karlerss 6y ago|0 comments
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by karlerss 6y ago
I'm sorry: x = ["foo", "bar"][y]
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by karlerss 6y ago
All of those statements are statements of value. Maybe, in the past stupid was mainly reserved for people who knew very few facts. Knowing or having access to facts was much less common before the internet. So people used to argue about fac
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by karlerss 6y ago
A single VPS set-up might be OK for serving content over web, but in my experience, the pain begins when your software starts doing async processing - long-running cron jobs, queue processing. If you're doing it on your web server mach
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by karlerss 6y ago
I think most test runners have a --stop-on-failure feature, but using it has the downside of not giving you the complete list of failing tests. If you haven't touched your gitlab pipelines for a few months, check out DAG pipelines [0]

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