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by oliverx0 5y ago
Love the Apollo.io suggestion! It really seems to have a lot of great features including linkedin prospecting and email sequences. Will definitely check it out.
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by oliverx0 5y ago
Love the stack, thank you as these are very helpful. Appsmith looks quite interesting.
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by oliverx0 5y ago
Thank you so much! These are very helpful. I am quite familiar with Integromat which works similar to Zapier so it should be simple to glue the rest of our tools together.
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by oliverx0 5y ago
Fair point, I mentioned automation probably because of my background. But honestly, I am asking more in general about tooling. To make an analogy, I could write code in Notepad or in Sublime Text / Vim. If I were to start coding today,
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by oliverx0 5y ago
Thanks Jared, I will give it a shot.
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Ask HN: What is your “sales stack”?
147 points by oliverx0 5y ago|61 comments
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by oliverx0 5y ago
Can you elaborate on how current customers are using it? Any fun / funny insights that were discovered thanks to your product that helped them in meaningful ways? Congrats on the launch! Looks like an interesting (and more human) appro
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by oliverx0 5y ago
We are currently using ChargeBee that has great connectivity with Stripe and offers a lot of the functionality that Stripe Tax is now offering. Wondering if it is worth the change. I have nothing but good things to say about ChargeBee so I
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by oliverx0 5y ago
I am not! Thanks for the insight.
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by oliverx0 5y ago
I wonder why the FBI would reveal this information? Surely they could continue under the radar for as long as possible and continue catching criminals?
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by oliverx0 5y ago
This apology reminds me of TripleByte's CEO first comments to the Hacker News thread from a few months ago, you are still placing blame on the blogger and do not show you are genuinely sorry for screwing up.
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by oliverx0 5y ago
I think the email chain actually reveals the extent to which the blogger tried to salvage the relationship and the project, and how he was acting in good faith. Explaining that this communication happened with the CEO of the company is actu
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by oliverx0 6y ago
Interesting question. This is not legal advice so take what I say with a grain of salt. I think there is an argument to be made from both sides. On one hand, they are providing public URLs and they are the ones who should implement security
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by oliverx0 6y ago
There is something really cool about this. It is the kind of service I think I could implement if I invested enough time, but at the same time since you are taking care of all edge cases and just provide it as a service with such a simple i
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by oliverx0 6y ago
Founder of Seliom here. We provide a low-code business workflow automation platform, in which non-technical folks can update business logic quite easily. Happy to give you a demo. Check out our solution at https://www.seliom.com
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by oliverx0 6y ago
Of course it applies here. The problem with Facebook doing this is that it diminishes their brand, product and trust users have in the platform. Re: Robinhood, it is a completely different story. What Robinhood did in this case is market ma
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by oliverx0 6y ago
This seems very complete! I have been using ag-grid and I have not been particularly happy with it. It seems I constantly have to hack around to get something look the way I need it to. I am definitely gonna give this a shot. Thanks for sha
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by oliverx0 6y ago
Terrible analogy. The beauty about computer science lies in abstractions. You don’t have to understand the low level details to be productive at the higher levels, you just have to understand the interfaces. If we go down this rabbit hole,
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by oliverx0 6y ago
They used to do this at some point. I remember medium telling me I could not proceed in incognito. I wonder why they rolled that back.
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by oliverx0 6y ago
This can be easily done with Integromat ( https://www.integromat.com/?pc=seliom ). We use it for all kinds of automation at seliom.com.
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by oliverx0 6y ago
Seliom (www.seliom.com) co-founder here. I think our product would be a good fit for your use case. Happy to chat at oliver[AT]seliom.com
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by oliverx0 6y ago
Co-founder of seliom.com here. We do exactly what you described. Happy to give you a demo.
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Pfizer CEO's open letter on Covid-19 vaccine(pfizer.com)
4 points by oliverx0 6y ago|0 comments
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by oliverx0 6y ago
What an amazing article! Thank you for sharing.
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by oliverx0 6y ago
Companies in Europe are much more reluctant to hire precisely because it is so much harder to fire. When I lived in the US, and got offers, the company’s first question would be: what’s the earliest you can start? In Europe my experience ha
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by oliverx0 6y ago
I think at-will employment in the US is key to their startup ecosystem. It makes their market very "liquid", as you can hire fast and fire fast.
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by oliverx0 6y ago
He is giving his point of view based on past experience. A lot of drivers see Uber as helpful side money, and that seems quite genuine. Those who see Uber this away are indeed seeing this opportunity taken away.
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by oliverx0 6y ago
Check out widemesh.com. It does a lot of what you described.
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by oliverx0 6y ago
And I think that’s great! I just don’t think they need to be forced to do it. If I were Apple I would definitely refund. But I don’t agree that it should be an obligation for them to do it.
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by oliverx0 6y ago
It’s easy to think it’s fair because the cost to Apple is low. But in principle, let’s assume that it costs Apple a significant amount of money and effort to make the transaction happen, for which they charge you that 30%. Seems unfair then

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