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by kornish 9y ago
It's supposed to cool back down by Sunday/Monday, so probably not worth it this time around (though definitely handy to have for the next).
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by kornish 9y ago
Right. But what outcome did Django have on his startup? Seems to me they likely would have committed all the same business mistakes had they used, say, Rails or Play.
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by kornish 9y ago
> Sounds like you're exactly the opposite of the target audience. Seriously. The magic for the mass market in a product like Grammarly is not handling all cases correctly, all the time, with lots of complexity; it's handling mo
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Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy(en.wikipedia.org)
11 points by kornish 9y ago|0 comments
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by kornish 9y ago
Why not get the best of both worlds? Spend time tinkering to find force multipliers, then throw those dotfiles or Brewfile or installation scripts into a git repo and it's all a `git clone` away. What works for you certainly works for
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by kornish 9y ago
Could you expand?
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by kornish 9y ago
;) That is, in fact, where I got the link from. Good find.
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Build-a-Coin Cryptocurrency Creator(build-a-co.in)
148 points by kornish 9y ago|45 comments
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by kornish 9y ago
Gotcha! Thanks for clarifying; that makes a lot more sense. Congrats on the revenue and best of luck growing the company.
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by kornish 9y ago
Personal favorite snippet from the article: > With this pedigree, PullRequest has managed to draw interest from 450 teams. Though only a portion of these are actually using the service, PullRequest touts a $136 million annualized revenue
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by kornish 9y ago
Hey, not to butt in, but would it be possible to get in on the email discussion? Very curious about all of the above questions as well. No worries if not :)
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by kornish 9y ago
Nice edit to your comment. Originally, claudfuen wrote something like: "Wonder if we'll see more acquisitions this space, like askned.com."
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by kornish 9y ago
Well, anything you can say you can also type out.
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by kornish 9y ago
The term the grandparent post meant to use is "imperfect information game" versus Go, which is a "perfect information game."
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by kornish 9y ago
I mean, the replies are all jokes - that's why I submitted it. It's funny. Clearly the responders aren't trying to be helpful.
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by kornish 9y ago
> So yes, I think they now have a deep understanding of how humans think and articulate... True. But what I think the grandparent was getting at is that some people see Google as having a bad track record understanding how humans intera
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RegEx match open tags except XHTML self-contained tags(stackoverflow.com)
15 points by kornish 9y ago|6 comments
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by kornish 9y ago
Link to HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14939636
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by kornish 9y ago
Overindexing of the public market is certainly a potential issue for consumers of investment services. That said, if and when it becomes an issue, it likely won't be an issue for very long. Should index funds start to consistently unde
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by kornish 9y ago
Seconded. I've had money locked up in Coinbase, unable to sell or trade out of their platform, until I complete an identity verification. Problem is, their code seems to be buggy and even after correctly entering information, I'm
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Why to start a startup in a bad economy (2008)(paulgraham.com)
1 points by kornish 9y ago|0 comments
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Evaluating Delusional Startups(zachholman.com)
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by kornish 9y ago
> alternate web UIs on planes Could you expand on this? Sounds interesting. You mean like an offline UI powered by the in-memory mutation list?
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by kornish 9y ago
Does anyone have any favorite open-source Phoenix codebases?
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by kornish 9y ago
Yep, exactly. https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/enumerables-and-stre...
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SQL injection fools speed traps and clears you record (2014)(hackaday.com)
2 points by kornish 9y ago|0 comments
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by kornish 9y ago
Reminds me of how some companies will take out Adwords for direct competitors' names to show up in the top of search results for their competitors.
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Did Peter Drucker actually say “culture eats strategy for breakfast”?(quora.com)
1 points by kornish 9y ago|0 comments
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by kornish 9y ago
10 million seems like the clear interpretation here. What's more, 10,000 is X in Roman numerals. I think andrewstuart was asking what qualified as a "user": how many were active, how much they engaged, etc.
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by kornish 9y ago
Reminds me of going to summer camp as a child in Estes Park (north of Boulder). Every summer, dozens of moths would inhabit the cabins, attracted to kids' headlamps as we read books before bed. Kind of disincentivized people to stay up

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