matchmike1313

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by matchmike1313 9y ago
So I have started integrating React charts into our SaaS product. During this process I played around with Chart.Js React and ReCharts. Recharts has been absolutely fantastic! I would highly recommend it. The only downside is the built-in h
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It's critical. One piece of advice though, don't worry about what the hottest tech stack at the time is, worry about how to solve the problems your customers are facing in an efficient and cost effective way. We thought about the
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Yes
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I would agree with this. Typically when UPS drops off an Amazon package I get an alert with away on my Amazon app. The other day I had a USPS one, picked it up at the mailbox, and didn't get the alert till hours later.
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Yep, having some issues accessing repo's.
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I would probably lump my money in my existing Wealthfront account. I invest <5% of my disposable income in various cryptocurrencies, I view them as volatile commodities.
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by matchmike1313 9y ago
That Worked: - Analytics app for automotive dealerships to analyze market and dealer inventory to determine the best inventory to order month-to-month. It works since we are solving a true problem, helping dealerships make more informed dec
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by matchmike1313 9y ago
In my opinion, yes. I recently built a recent project in Rails 5 and it was rock solid. As your JS needs evolve or you want to start from scratch with a JS framework you can even use Webpacker to introduce Vue or React into your app easily
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by matchmike1313 9y ago
I am learning python so our team can build a microservice for predications and analytics for our SaaS product!
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by matchmike1313 9y ago
Start with Why by Simon Sinek very much changed how I thought on a daily basis.
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Group SMS
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This is amazing... Chrome FTW.
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I would highly recommend applying to some jobs on Upwork until you can land some more quality freelance gigs via your own brand. Also, another good tactic could be to find local businesses with poor websites and go pitch the in-person.
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by matchmike1313 9y ago
It's never too late. Maybe apart from some age bias in the field (but that most occurs closer to 40). I would suggest starting with some good foundation in stats / modeling, this is an amazing book on that: An Introduction to Stat
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If it is a text heavy site Railway by Google for me. Otherwise I typically use Roboto.
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I frequently read https://hackernoon.com/ and https://scotch.io/ . Both have "Sign Ups" and comments. Not sure how much community focus is beyond that though.
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by matchmike1313 9y ago
Thank you for letting me know, I am new to HN.
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That could be a great option for you I think. As far as I know, unless otherwise noted in some type of legal document any code you write regardless on whose time is your code legally. Unless you sign some type of agreement which you wouldn&
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by matchmike1313 9y ago
We had been using Ghost to host our company blog (via Digital Ocean) it has been super super easy not to mention the cost is dirt cheap on DO. I would recommend it for a few reasons. 1) Easy to use editor to write the blog posts (W/dra
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What languages and frameworks are you the most proficient at? Also, have you done anything with ML or statistical analysis?
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I don't think its lack of a feature, they centralize everything back to a Facebook userId, Facebook login, apps, etc... I'm sure they use it for snooping and data mining thou.
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1. Lack of advancement opportunities . 2. Micro-managing boss. 3. They were sticklers for tracking every second of time you spent at your desk and not your actual work / productivity. If I took too long of bathroom breaks it even annoy
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I have used LinkedIn before for job hunting, it is a good place to connect with recruiters. I would agree with freedomben's comment, its very corporate though. If you are looking to go the "get hired by my work" route I wou
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I used to work in a library at my college (while in undergrad). I believe there were also some high-school graduate workers employed there too. It was a very easy job that mostly composed of gathering book requests and preparing them for pa
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For the SaaS I co-founder we have automated the following: 1. Social media post scheduling using Social Pilot 2) Most of the blogging process by having a per-defined process with a contract worker 3) Our request quote process using Zapier a
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I think it does sometimes. Right out of the gate I feel more optimistic about you as a developer / founder to clone it as you claim to have "inspiration" for the market. I think clones that come from a place of passion and in
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When you say "Full time gig" are you referring to full-time revenue to live on or full-time such as 40 hours a week? I turned my micro SaaS (B2B) company into a full-time gig (After about 12-15 months), it generates around 45K per
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1. I would make sure to get your main domain setup before showing to any potential buyers the wixsite domain makes it look like a smaller or brand new company vs. appearing much larger than you are. 2. Same goes for the @gmail.com contact e
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College 1. C++ 2. HTML/CSS After College 3. VBA 4. Ruby 5. SQL 6. Javascript 7. Python 8. R
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Facebook Ads with job title targeting.

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