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SigParser – Email body parsing library for developers(sigparser.com)
2 points by paulmendoza 7y ago|0 comments
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by paulmendoza 7y ago
They probably haven’t paid $15K - $75k for the security audit required by Google for access to restricted scope data. That process can take a month or so of a full time dev.
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by paulmendoza 7y ago
The reason they don’t is because they already gave 50% to the investors. And it isn’t uncommon for companies with $30M or $1B exits for the founders to get nothing. I heard about a company recently where the company sold for $40M and the fo
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by paulmendoza 7y ago
I find big companies to be incredibly frustrating. It is so hard to get anything done. As a result I have gravitated towards startups. I know I have made less money but I love the daily feeling of having an impact. I think startups are grea
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by paulmendoza 7y ago
You need more that 60 watt.
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by paulmendoza 7y ago
I put a bulb like this only in my office. Has helped tremendously although you notice the difference in light color between it and the other lights in the house right away.
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by paulmendoza 7y ago
The CPUC has rejected PG&E requests to spend more on maintenance. But the government doesn’t like to point that out. Utilities are highly regulated.
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by paulmendoza 7y ago
AWS CloudWatch. I log everything as JSON and then use CloudWatch Insights to query it quickly. It is the cheapest solution I have found and is pretty easy as well.
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by paulmendoza 7y ago
Second time today. This has been a painful day. That uptime percentage is really ticking down fast. The developer/test mode APIs also seem to be down now as well.
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
If you commit to RDS for 3 years you can go the server for 60% off which changes the math a lot.
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
TLDR: Database vendor for Postgres makes Postgres look good. My startup uses Postgres though and we like it.
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
Yes, the sample should be the top thing. I wanted to hear an article before anything else.
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
My database server has 200+ databases and I had to stop using Datagrip because it would freezea the time. Super excited to check this out.
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
Whiteboard interviews are great, just not for writing code. I want to see how you can communicate a design and have a discussion. So we always gave someone a design problem where there really wasn’t a right way to solve it but lots of ways.
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
Buying a vive was the biggest waste of money. Just sits in a box in my closet now. It was never enjoyable enough to want to play after the first week or so.
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
I find most sites can just be setup as an S3 bucket with Cloudfront as the CDN. Any special logic can then be housed in some Lambda expressions behind API gateway. That probably would have prevented this outtage. But I haven’t read the arti
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
I had to call the IRS recently and had a pretty good experience. The lady was super helpful and provided me with some resources I didn’t know about before.
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
I made SigParser.com to automatically read email signatures in emails and keep SalesForce contacts up to date without having to do it all manually.
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by paulmendoza 8y ago
Bubble.is - I can code all the languages needed to code my own site but Bubble made my latest project (sigparser.com) way quicker to develop than if I had tried to use one of the existing frameworks. If it was a really large project Bubble
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NET Core, AWS XRay trace all ADO.NET operations, even Dapper requests(medium.com)
1 points by paulmendoza 9y ago|0 comments