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by nstart 10y ago
Previous discussion if it's useful for anyone : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11654155
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by nstart 10y ago
Fascinating. My hunch is that this could be an amazing way to create an MVP. Didn't realise you could create typeform forms that support stripe details. (And for that reason https is probably not required since the stripe details get s
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by nstart 10y ago
Thinking of a genre for this game is actually a good idea. I recall that the last time I saw something like this I think it was a google challenge where they had some kind of spaceship attack game where they pit user submitted AI's vs
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by nstart 10y ago
Incredible!!! Thanks for sharing. Will try this out soon hopefully :D
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by nstart 10y ago
seriously? I'm muslim and when you use the word islam as the opposite of freedom that's actually offensive. Not here to correct or change your mind about your view on Islam (not a topic for HN anyways) but just saying that choosin
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by nstart 10y ago
If a Python code base that's large carries no tests it can be a nightmare to walk through (I've walked through my own ones that I wrote before I had learnt testing too). Statically types languages are great but if they are also oo
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How Hacking Team got hacked(arstechnica.co.uk)
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by nstart 11y ago
this is a great one. We are going to be looking into this soon hopefully
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by nstart 11y ago
hey there! One of the engineers from Buffer here :). Good spot on the numbers being roughly equivalent to the salary of one of the engineers. Thanks for bringing that up. This was something we were mindful about and so the work we did took
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by nstart 11y ago
Whoops with the misunderstanding!!! Thanks so much for replying. Was just wondering though if you'd be up for sharing how that process of managing different instancea is managed. I'm just super interested in learning how others ha
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by nstart 11y ago
Possibly related blog post and discussion Post: http://robotlolita.me/2016/01/09/no-i-dont-want-to-configure... Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10878623
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by nstart 11y ago
Oh ok... I kept thinking of the idea of running multiple instances on one machine would be expensive. Thanks for that insight. Since I work with docker stuff a lot I could experiment with this too I guess :) . Still curious what ghost blog&
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Ask HN: How do open source apps like ghost blog run their multi tenant version?
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by nstart 11y ago
I ask this with genuine curiosity. I'm an outsider when it comes to js development really. A while ago a lot of discussion was made regarding libraries like jquery and frameworks made to solve common problems. Much of the argument went
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by nstart 11y ago
My goodness. This is some of the best news from docker this year and we are still just getting started. Packaging various hot reloading JavaScript apps will finally be possible. Gosh. I can't begin to say just how excited I am for this
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by nstart 11y ago
This might sound crazy but I actually found the discourse source code to be a beautiful thing. When I read it I had never used ruby beyond understanding the syntax via ruby koans. And one day I wanted to learn how they manage long running t
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Show HN: Respond by Buffer – Now fully open for signup(buffer.com)
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by nstart 11y ago
Curious as to why the reading time is estimated as 2 minutes and 96 seconds. Wondering if it isn't supposed to be 3 minutes and 36 seconds? I plugged one of my own posts in and it read 3 minutes and 166 seconds (5 minutes and 46 second
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by nstart 11y ago
Something that's totally understandable. Remote working is not for everyone for sure. At least, not yet. My personal belief is that there'll come a day where creative work revolves around spaces that aren't part of an office.
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by nstart 11y ago
Hey there. Those are some awesome points you make and something we definitely try to be mindful about at buffer. Before I jump into them I'd love to note something about the parent post which talks about cost being the reason. While co
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by nstart 11y ago
Well, even though the post is 4 months old, we've had remote employees from Beijing to SF for a while now. The economics of productivity is a super interesting question. And to share my thoughts on that, we have a company that basicall
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by nstart 11y ago
Hi all, I'm currently with buffer in the bootcamp period. I've loved every moment of it. Agree with a lot of the sentiments here, especially the separation of personal and professional lives. Working with the buffer team has allow
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by nstart 11y ago
Nice! Would love to know more about it. I've had a pretty poor experience so it really could be just me. Would you be up for sharing what the laptop model+specs are?
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by nstart 11y ago
Is it necessary? NO! Is it worth it? Oh gosh yes!! Like a hundred times yes! My development productivity has been measurably an order of magnitude greater after getting the laptop. Just the simple act of opening the laptop and getting to wo
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by nstart 11y ago
I unfortunately am not equipped with the knowledge about how people use/abuse redis like storage mechanisms. But that bit about how NoSQL is used as a point of upfront convenience is bam spot on. The biggest reason people have given me
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by nstart 11y ago
Just a thought on something I've learned over a few years. Sometimes, the most correct way isn't necessarily the best. Example here might be that the redis db is being used to store data which is constantly being read. While being
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by nstart 11y ago
You are pretty spot on about that. This was the post I was googling for http://techblog.netflix.com/2015/10/flux-new-approach-to-sys... (prepare to have your mind blown) And what I found in the Google results From
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by nstart 11y ago
Let me know if you want to take it up :)
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by nstart 11y ago
would be happy to message on a private channel. Still not comfortable talking about it openly till I'm confirmed employee :)
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by nstart 11y ago
I almost cried while reading this. <virtual hug to tomreece). I'm 27 too and hitting my 5th year in software. Last year I worked in a company that had 20 employees; 10 people were related to dev. Everyday in there was a slog. Shippi

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