morcutt

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by morcutt 6mo ago
Yeah, it likely should have. I've however been on the receiving end of some very odd board behavior and most founders I know have a story or two as well. I don't always take board decisions at face value. Reality is often askew, p
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by morcutt 6mo ago
Sam lost the plot for me. He took too many interviews which led me to not trust him. Last straw came with him standing by Anthropic one day then throwing them under the bus the next. He showed little awareness on why that is problematic.
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by morcutt 9mo ago
https://michaelorcutt.com
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by morcutt 10mo ago
Quite excited to try this.
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by morcutt 1y ago
There is also WAF.
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by morcutt 5y ago
Buildforce | Mobile Developer, All-Level Engineers | Austin, Texas | Full-Time | Remote (with option to come into office) | michael@buildforce.com or https://joinbuildforce.recruitee.com/ Buildforce is building a marketplac
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by morcutt 5y ago
Buildforce | Remote / Office in Austin, TX | Full-time https://buildforce.com/ Buildforce is helping electricians find jobs in Texas. You'll have a huge impact on a business already growing at 10% every week since
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by morcutt 6y ago
We’ve been using Retool for the past few months and I just want to say thanks. It’s saved us a slew of time and y’all are always responsive to any issues I’ve run into.
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by morcutt 6y ago
We've been using full Serverless for the past year with Serverless framework little to no issues. Sure, a single server would be a little bit quicker but that is my only major complaint.
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by morcutt 6y ago
Looks like an MVP to me.
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by morcutt 6y ago
I have not but my co-founder worked at Uber for 5+ years. He said they had engineers basically building whatever anyone wanted. He said they built their own Slack more or less just because they could.
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by morcutt 6y ago
If you aren't familiar with it, take a look at their examples. You can do whatever you'd like with it.
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by morcutt 6y ago
We're pretty new to it but anything and everything ops related is running through it with minimal effort – * Lookup various account types and see all relationships * Editing accounts * Changing permissions and verifying accounts * Uplo
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by morcutt 6y ago
All in on AWS for BE. Just about everything you need is there for free or close to free. Netlify for FE hosting just because it’s so easy to tie up to Github. Retool for ops. Metabase for BI. Seed for Serverless CI/CD.
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by morcutt 6y ago
I've been involved in a site that has over 10k pages and it worked fine. Sanity has a preview feature and Gatsby incremental builds are available now (which I haven't used yet) but should bring your build times down significantly.
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by morcutt 6y ago
I disagree. I spent a few months with it and it was a bit of a nightmare. It fits certain use cases and AWS and others push it as a good use case for more than it should be. Have geo data? Need a count? Need to look something up for your te
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by morcutt 7y ago
I've enjoyed using Gatsby in a hybrid approach to combine marketing and a web app for MVPs. It's allowed me to get up and running quickly and haven't run into any major issues so far.
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by morcutt 7y ago
Thanks for sharing. I just recently deactivated Instagram for ~3 weeks, logged back in to download my photos, and then tried to deactivate again. At first, it failed and threw an error message about enabling cookies which made no sense. The
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by morcutt 7y ago
Meh, I bought it back in 2016 in the 20s. Also bought Twilio around then. Hit some downturn/burnout freelancing and sold it not long after. You win some and you lose some.
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by morcutt 7y ago
I've heard of this happening in Austin with one firm specifically. For the most part, they have a bad rep around town.
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by morcutt 7y ago
The same idea was built in Austin and acquired. I had the same thoughts. http://www.siliconhillsnews.com/2018/05/02/meta-saas-acquire...
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by morcutt 7y ago
Sure but, these issues come to surface much quicker. Every time I've started a new iOS project in the past ~2 years, I've reached out to a handful of developers and managers on how cross-platform is going for them. None have been
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by morcutt 7y ago
Most cross-platform solutions are great in the beginning and then the problems start to come to surface as teams grow, requirements change, bugs are harder to track down, code needs to be updated, the next hot cross-platform framework comes
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by morcutt 7y ago
I wonder the same whenever I see animal posts like this. They experience the same shit we do.
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by morcutt 7y ago
This article resonates with me. As of late, social media has been a negative for my life. It is terribly distracting. I pay attention to who interacts with my content more than I should. I just deactivated Instagram (user ~#66,000 so I sign
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by morcutt 7y ago
This might have had played a role. https://www.mic.com/articles/157977/inside-the-secret-meetin...
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by morcutt 7y ago
It is absolutely time to modernize here. The 40 hour work week dates back to the industrial revolution.
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by morcutt 7y ago
I have the 2016 15" MacBook Pro model and the battery won't take a charge. I have to keep it always plugged in. Apparently I'm not in this recall. It is a total bummer because it takes Apple 3-5 days to fix this. The batter h
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by morcutt 8y ago
I see Dodge Promasters replacing some of these in Austin, Texas.
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by morcutt 8y ago
This is great. I wish more companies did something like this.

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