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Show HN: Bring social cues into your team's Slack with a virtual office
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Ask HN: As a software engineer, how can I help with Coronavirus?
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Show HN: Visualize your remote office inside Slack
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I Use and Recommend Fathom Analytics
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7y ago
Right on the mark here. Feedback for devices like this are going to have to involve other senses, not touch. The most obvious ones being a visual + audio feedback of some kind. I built a project at school using a Kinect in 2011. Similar UI&
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7y ago
Cool technology no longer lives in a vacuum. Tech is now inextricably linked with ethics (in a good way) and will become more so in the future. Directionally this is a great thing! If this was a DIYer or article about the human-computer int
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Ask HN: (DIY?) Stripe Connect Alternative
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Macroservices – A Pragmatic Approach for Small Teams
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Ask HN: Is anyone interested in an eco-friendly postcard print API?
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8y ago
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Ask HN: Best place to find devops / Heroku consultants?
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8y ago
Nitpicky code standards should be the realm of automated sniffers and fixers. Besides that there is no magic wand here. You have to do the work to create a good culture of code reviews in your team. This is not science, this is your enginee
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8y ago
Dynamicland https://dynamicland.org/
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8y ago
Does anyone have experience with ETL as a service like StitchData (not related to stitchfix)? The startup I'm employed at needs some data analysis, but it is not big data, simply a way to unify analytics into a queryable database. I&#x
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8y ago
In this case I knew the CEO from school. The computer science department I studied in offered a couple cross-collaboration classes with the graduate school of business, which is how we met. I don't have much practical advice here, but
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8y ago
I've been doing this for 2+ years now, and would do it again in a heartbeat with the right employer. If you are a software engineer, 60% pay is still solidly in the middle class range. The main upside is it gives you the freedom to inv
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It Worked For Me
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9y ago
Personally I'm sad to see this lowered as I think it set up good incentives. High taxation in general, plus high car taxation, means that taxes will be allocated towards alternative transportation options. In Denmark this has meant bic
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Ask HN: Why is Stripe's 'Remember Me' considered secure? Or Lyft's sign up flow?
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9y ago
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msencenb
9y ago
The easiest way to make more money, without devoting more time into working, is to ask for a raise. If that doesn't work, find a job that pays more. All of these other ideas are good, but are not easy and require time commitments.
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9y ago
I spent a year traveling from September 2013 to September 2014. It was the best year of my life. The trip itself was fun, but more importantly I gave myself permission to simply sit, think, and have idle time. Traveling gives you a sense of
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Why I Refuse to Negotiate on Equity
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10y ago
My two cents from a sustainability perspective. My girlfriend and I would never consider something like this due to the high volume of plastic involved. Can you make the containers compostable?
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10y ago
If your investors have liquidation preferences, that's not true and can leave founders with nothing depending on the exit. If there are no liquidation preferences, then you are correct.
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10y ago
I (respectfully) disagree entirely with this conclusion. If you want to do analysis like this, you need to weight these numbers against the possibility of it happening to get the expected value of each column. You have also simplified the s
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msencenb
10y ago
Does the CLI work on ubuntu, or just mac? I run my current CI/CD pipeline through jenkins for Rails, and I would like to keep everything running through jenkins. Is there a way to do this currently with bitrise?
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10y ago
First of all, talk to a lawyer if you have legal concerns. HN is not the right place to take advice about legal issues. Second, I would explore the idea of working part-time. Last April I switched jobs and now work part-time at one company
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10y ago
For webapps with vps backends the recommendation is to use environment variables. In order to get said environment variables onto the remote machines I tend to use Ansible in conjunction with ansible-vault for encryption.
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Ask HN: What “old” programming languages will you stop using in 2017?
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Ask HN: Stripe for 10k plus transactions?
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10y ago
This is accurate. Returns of VC portfolios follow a power law distribution. One or two companies generally return the entire value of the fund, and these tiny acquisitions are considered 'gravy'.
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