muratsu

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by muratsu 5y ago
It seems like a clone of sendpotion ( https://www.sendpotion.com ). What's novel about Tavus?
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by muratsu 6y ago
In my experience B2B services are more successful when they are more serious. While I find this website funny, it doesn't give me enough arsenal to sell it to my team/manager/company. The best SaaS products have clear value p
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by muratsu 6y ago
On revenue reports, the term Google Cloud includes Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Google Workspace (formerly G Suite). Sorry for the confusion.
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by muratsu 6y ago
We keep hearing horror stories like this on HN and yet Google Cloud revenue jumps to $13.06 billion in 2020, up 47% year-over-year from $8.92 billion in 2019. Either HN bias towards google is making sure these posts hit front page frequentl
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by muratsu 6y ago
I think the OP meant speculative. Most jobs create value, some don't. Some people just have a hard time digesting and wrapping their heads around making money without creating actual value.
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by muratsu 6y ago
If you think how games are similar to music and movies, you can see a similar pattern on Steam. Money can to an extend guarantee top quality production but you still need "entertainment/wow" factor from the movie/game&#x
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by muratsu 6y ago
Because target users are developers and developers don't like using social logins as much as other users. Using firebase or 0auth is pretty straightforward as well.
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by muratsu 6y ago
We used Zapier at a previous startup to automate some gsuite tasks. It's really nice because it comes with monitoring and non-developers can edit/re-configure them if needed. It's expensive but headache free. You can find hug
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by muratsu 6y ago
Alphabet has a revenue per employee of $1.5M. In order to keep that number they need big hits. That's why small products just get abandoned / die.
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by muratsu 6y ago
Being all-remote makes it harder to get acquired. Even if the acquirer is forward thinking, there are many complications to be addressed (compliance with existing hr/payroll/etc). Last I've checked Gitlab was en route to IPO
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by muratsu 6y ago
What you’ve said has nothing to do with languages. Claiming X devs are better than Y devs is just your bias. Other languages can be more domain specific, have more frictions around using package management, and have less nr of developers.
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by muratsu 6y ago
I’ve emailed and sent Linkedin msgs to 3 people who work at gcp for cloud credits. They didn’t care. AWS gave us credits + support in less than 3 days. I wish Google best of luck with their 5yr strategy. Hope their enterprise game is better
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by muratsu 7y ago
If you create the files on the linux side as compared to shared windows folder, the performance seems to be good for me. Before vscode wsl plugin, the only way to work was to open files from windows and use the linux cli but the plugin made
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by muratsu 7y ago
To figure out why he did it is part of the Trial, isn't it? Maybe it's what you've just said, or maybe he did it for fame, maybe a 3rd party forced him, maybe he just had enough of it, etc..
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by muratsu 7y ago
Quoting from cia.gov: "Preempt threats and further US national security objectives by collecting intelligence that matters, producing objective all-source analysis, conducting effective covert action as directed by the President, and s
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by muratsu 7y ago
Some people probably believe in the mission and prefer to work for the organization. Not everyone is motivated by stock options or benefits, etc.
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by muratsu 7y ago
Public distrust of American companies doesn't serve the USA when top tech companies have approximately half their revenue generated outside the USA.
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by muratsu 7y ago
My guess would be that you're making the assumption that I'm looking to buy chicken. It might be the case that someone is just researching "US chicken market"?
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by muratsu 7y ago
You might be technically right but Google is incentivized to charge you. Also, it's probably really hard (technically) to resolve your real identity.
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by muratsu 7y ago
Just curious, what kind of cron jobs are you running?
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by muratsu 8y ago
From what I read, it's doing search & clustering on AST based feature vectors. I'm a bit lost on the learning part, how does the system improve over time?
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by muratsu 8y ago
For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem. From Windows or Mac, this FTP account could b
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by muratsu 8y ago
Yeah agreed completely
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by muratsu 8y ago
Are there any good books or resources that comes to your mind for better understanding what you've described?
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by muratsu 8y ago
Is there a tracker/email reminder that allows you tracking cases? It would be nice to get updates about this case.
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by muratsu 8y ago
The argument here is that every tool should have a programmatically accessible core (prob pipelines in linux, apis in windows, etc) and that the GUI should be built in addition to this core. vim didn't do this correctly, so neovim was
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by muratsu 8y ago
Thanks for pointing it out - I didn't go through the issues before posting. Most compilers I'm aware of gets compiled by themselves. I think it's great for two things: 1) Show how serious the compiler is - compiler code tends
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by muratsu 8y ago
I was also wondering this, plus kind of expecting it to be hosted on gitea. Being hosted on github lowers my confidence.
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by muratsu 9y ago
We've completed startup school alongside with a local accelerator program ( https://kworks.ku.edu.tr/en/ ). As a co-founder, I have to admit that the YC network was really helpful. We've really benefited from t
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by muratsu 10y ago
This is not really an answer to your question but.. The one liner for Rust suggests that it's a systems programming language. It's designed to solve problems of software engineers who deal with lower level stuff than most applicat

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