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Nice! Not sure if you are still looking at the the thread, I know Gitlab allows for fully remote (yep, I've read the manifesto :D ) but would you be ok with someone working from Sri Lanka? Time zone differences being main concern?
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I've been following gitlab for some time now. Both as a product and a company. Not only is it an amazing product, but from everything I've read they've made a really interesting culture. Would actually love to work for the co
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11y ago
Fair point. Was going by the numbers of 3M USD seed round in 2012, and 17M in 2014. Without much major press and valuations being made public, it's kind of safe to assume that the 3M USD was burning out by the end of 2013. 14M from 201
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Wow. That's amazing. I genuinely had no idea that the costs of running could be that high. Thanks for sharing that info. It boggles my mind as to how much money startups probably need just to stay break even.
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11y ago
Apologies if I did make a mistake: From recode's article: > In a blog post on Monday, Oyster’s founders said they were “taking steps to sunset” the company’s service, which launched in 2012. Other data like crunchbase pointed to 201
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11y ago
Can someone explain the math here? 2012 they received 3M in seed funding. 2014 they received 14M USD. The picture on that boat shows 26 (?) people. So let's assume 26 people were always in the company just for kicks. Between 2012 Octob
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Well that was pretty awesome. Small suggestion. Fix the times on the comment threads to make it even more realistic. Threaded conversations have people starting a thread 11 minutes ago but getting replies 35 minutes ago. Busted :D
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That's genuinely an interesting question to ponder on. I'm unaware of how microbilling lost out in the past and from the post I'm not entirely convinced that was the reason people lost out. But the idea of an account topped u
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I'm curious as to how that comment even ended up here :S
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> As the author says, this a web-forum software, all it is doing is displaying some text on a page and maybe sending an email. This was a solved problem 15 years ago with PHP This reminds me of what Jeff Atwood had to say about people ov
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Here's a pretty hardcore version of that idea https://gofuckingdoit.com/ . Put your money up, and if you don't make your deadline for your friend to verify it, your money goes to your friend.
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This is such an awesome story. I've been two features away from launching my product from April. And that's just launching like an Alpha version of it. Beating procrastination is never easy. Just have to motor through. I'm de
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11y ago
It's the same here. Limit number of results to 10 by default (for example) and allow query to specify number if you need more. Then limit the number to a certain amount
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11y ago
Py3 has been prime time for a while now. Been using it full time since Py 3.3 for all my work and I haven't had any issues with it. There were some external libraries such as the library given by a twilio competitor that were incompati
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11y ago
Trendspottr. They were the first major player in this space I could remember. Their API can be found here https://trendspottr.com/api/
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Yeps. I used to have to keep googling whenever I wanted to extract something. Then I decided to learn what the flags meant and realised how easy it was. When doing the command it was a matter of saying it in head ("I am extracting from
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11y ago
Holy shit dude. My comment is OT but holy shit. That's a hell of a story. Good reminder to many of us that putting in active work on profiles (linkedin etc) will probably pay off even in normal scenarios. Thanks for posting this. I hop
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Good question. The answers might be here: http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1-goodreads-feedback . A lot of people asking for things for a long time. [1] List of all feedback topics - http://www.goodr
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Couple of points. Could admin update the title to say (2011). Article is still relevant. Just went over the goodreads api and their TOS ( https://www.goodreads.com/api/terms ), and nothing has really changed. A few more
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11y ago
Very few recommendations for hover.com. Strange. Hover for me has been excellent for domain names. From your question, its unclear if you are looking for a company that does both hosting and domain name registration. If you are ok with a co
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11y ago
whoa. Thank you for this. Already shared with team at office and a whole bunch of other people. We are moving into a JS framework based project soon so having this resource is going to be pretty handy to reset and refresh our minds on any &
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11y ago
Slow to load (possibly due to HN traffic), but once it does, it seems like it's got the makings of a great learning tool. Waiting for matrix chapter since that's where I stopped learning Linear algebra on both my past two attempts
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How I handle kill switches is to first make sure that all code related to catching is just that. If it gets tied anywhere into the data saving logic or even worse, the actual business logic, you are screwed. I tend to manage this by keeping
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UI.Hbox. would this be named after the infamous adobe flex by any chance?
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> Every new idea had to be approved by him before going into production. I see this in so many places and it's distressing to watch. This is the fastest way to ensure you lose people who actually love the company. Either you lose th
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Looks pretty good. Shall try it out for a few days. I'm a big fan of pastel shades and most color schemes don't get it right. Solarized with dark background is pretty good but I honestly prefer the light background. Been looking f
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Yep. The question was, is the "I can analyze and tell you if I can use this tool to get work done" knowledge deep enough for most work? Or is it essential that if you are a front end dev to at least have an in depth knowledge to a
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Ask HN: What are the arguments for and against React/Flux over Angular JS?
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This was a great post. Very easy to digest and lots of stuff to ponder on as my head slowly wraps itself around a few counter intuitive learnings.
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That's a problem though isn't it? (Serial procrastinator here). When you've got non deadline based tasks (clean up your table), and personal goals (release that side project), the mantra of two deadlines really kicks you in t
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