matid

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Plane (YC W17) is hiring product engineers (Rails/Remote/Americas)(ycombinator.com)
1 points by matid 2y ago
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by matid 6y ago
Founder of Pilot here. Thanks for the shout-out! To answer the OP’s question: it’s perfectly legal for a US company to hire someone outside of the US as a contractor. But, companies are weary of that for a couple of reasons: 1. Worker Class
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Pilot (YC W17) is looking for a full-stack engineer (WRO/LON/SFO/remote)(usepilot.workable.com)
1 points by matid 9y ago
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Optimizing Rails deployment on Heroku(pilot.co)
2 points by matid 10y ago|0 comments
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by matid 10y ago
Curious how different teams on HN settled on their product development process. For us it was a painful journey—we weren’t able to get much done at first, everything was always ‘almost ready’. We ended up having to part ways with a PM who c
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How we f***ed up our product development process and what we did to fix it(pilot.co)
6 points by matid 10y ago|2 comments
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by matid 13y ago
Setting your prices high is alleviating the symptoms without understanding the root cause. Most companies get troublesome clients because they’ve miscommunicated their value preposition and didn’t set out clear rules that govern their busin
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by matid 13y ago
I run a small Ruby on Rails consultancy and we built Folders to help us have quick one-off chats with potential customers and employees. You can create them very easily (no sign-up required) and join them with just a name. We also built a s
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Show HN: Create one-off chats in seconds with Folders(usefolders.com)
3 points by matid 13y ago|1 comments
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by matid 16y ago
I assume that provided I never visit their website I'm not bound by their T&Cs and can therefore link to ryanair.com to my heart's content, right? :)