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by longtermd 7y ago
Not working for Adidas at German exchanges :/ http://stockjump.sos.gd/?symbol=ADS1.F&currency=EUR&name=ADI...
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by longtermd 7y ago
A warm Welcome to the Vue family! :)
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by longtermd 7y ago
I tried some of them. All of them have a horribly low UX and UI. That means they are 100% unusable. Please hire some Silicon Valley engineers and make SPEED a feature. As it's now', it is pretty much totally worthless. I'm so
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by longtermd 7y ago
The front facing camera is also massively neglected for the MacBook Pro, which I use all the time (!) for video conferencing.
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by longtermd 7y ago
Because it's not 10X better than CSV. It's merely "slightly" better than CSV, and there's really no pain or need for DSV at all. It has literally zero performance benefits but introduces a ton of compatibility issue
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by longtermd 7y ago
The gold standard would be: I just click "add new server", and you start off with some basic, general compute server. The server then itself figures out the optimal network, EC2, Storage, ... and all the other parameters by itself
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by longtermd 7y ago
For me as a developer and CTO, it's still a huge pain figuring out how to properly configure and scale AWS, Azure, or GCP. In-depth reports on "How to configure your AWS EC2 for max. performance" would be great, one report ea
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by longtermd 7y ago
Postgres' pgAdmin software is still a huge pain for many operations, especially for creating functions and views. I believe they could learn a lot from this.
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by longtermd 7y ago
I really like the manual configurability. In our startup, we work a lot with influencers and it's very usual for us to have strong spikes in signups (and also high/ low CVR for different quality of influencers and "strength o
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by longtermd 7y ago
TLDR: speed-up happens as common-combinations of syscalls (open, read, close) are combined to one single syscall (read file contents). It violates the unix philosophy of "one call for one specific thing", of course, but massively
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by longtermd 7y ago
Implementing a working and fast CLUI (as a search feature) was one of the easiest ways to get a real WOW-effect from our customers. /founder here think of: the website (and search results) updates in realtime with every letter you type
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by longtermd 7y ago
It's exciting to see this. I believe such a design will have many applications in niche industries and niche use cases for sure.
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by longtermd 7y ago
I would love to see a blogpost "security best practices for SPAs" (single page applications)
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by longtermd 7y ago
I didn't get the pricing. Is this one-time, monthly, or annual?
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by longtermd 7y ago
We use Vue for our fintech and absolutely love it. As a founder, I even believe: using Vue vs. other frameworks is a huge competitive advantage.
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by longtermd 7y ago
To be fair: you are a startup. You have no name and really nothing to lose at all. Even if all the mentioned stuff would happen (it does usually not in my experience), make a new startup- the idea was validated now
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by longtermd 7y ago
Instagram and YouTube work great for us (influencer marketing and building our own “influencer” channel). A focus on Quality pays well
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by longtermd 7y ago
"Requirements volatility" is just another word for: A/B testing software :). Let's get used to it
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by longtermd 7y ago
I agree. I would love Stripe 10X more if they'd offer much lower prices. Their fees become really huge as your business grows beyond 50k MRR