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Use Cases for the Web of Nations(medium.com)
1 points by philippz 7y ago|1 comments
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by philippz 7y ago
Been using memcached for >7 years now. Just thank you! It's been adding great benefits to almost all of my projects.
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Launching a SaaS in Indonesia – Market-Entry Barriers(medium.com)
3 points by philippz 7y ago|0 comments
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Launching a SaaS in Indonesia – Market-Entry Barriers(philippzentner.com)
4 points by philippz 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Best way to explain/proof human caused climate change to someone?
2 points by philippz 7y ago|1 comments
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by philippz 7y ago
PHP/Laravel, Javascript/VueJS, ElasticSearch, MySQL, Memcached, NGINX, SQS, SLS, everything on AWS
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by philippz 7y ago
Doesn't look like a classic SaaS-subscription model. Sorry, I should maybe edit my title. I made the experience that it's way harder for intangible products.
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Ask HN: Does the SaaS subscription model work in academic research?
1 points by philippz 7y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: How to deal with potentially many founders?
3 points by philippz 7y ago|0 comments
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by philippz 8y ago
Don't deal with event-driven architecture when you're at MVP stage. Also, which language and framework do you use? Because if you'd go with PHP/Laravel for example, there is a neat SaaS solution called Spark: https:&#x2
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Ask HN: How do you keep up with Marketing trends, technologies and news in 2019?
3 points by philippz 8y ago|0 comments
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by philippz 8y ago
Yuval Harari - Sapiens Yuval Harari - Homo Deus Yuval Harari - 21 lessons for the 21st century Frank Schätzing - The Swarm Peter Drucker - The Effective Executive Stephen Hawking - A Short History Of Time
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by philippz 8y ago
PHP7 is really fast and performance won't be an issue. It's usually another bottleneck, like the database that kills your performance. Laravel is highly recommended these days. For even more performance you should check out Phalco
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by philippz 8y ago
After reading all the comments here... "TRY ALL THE NEW FANCY FRAMEWORKS"
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by philippz 8y ago
I hear mixed things about Techstars
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Best lower bound for the min. length of superpermutations proved by wikiuser(twitter.com)
3 points by philippz 8y ago|0 comments
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by philippz 8y ago
Looks like you just made it without any faked or many upvotes.
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by philippz 8y ago
You'll encounter more breaking changes with Unreal while it gives better graphics. For our in-game integrations for STOMT, we have to create a new branch for any new released Unreal version: https://github.com/stomt&#x2
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by philippz 8y ago
Sounds like "Open World", then you might also want to take a look at Improbables "Spatial OS" - they raised ~550 mio.
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by philippz 8y ago
"You say problem, I say advantage." - What are you aiming for then? What is the whole point of that "elevator pitch" if not getting more attention for and grow it so it's not that niche anymore?
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by philippz 8y ago
You might want to get rid of your pillow. Pain in neck and head often is related to that. @Tharkum is right. Sleeping on the back is heavily related to snoring.
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Overwolf Announces Twitch-Sponsored Developer Challenge(blog.twitch.tv)
1 points by philippz 8y ago|0 comments
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Twitch: Bits-In-Extensions Moves to Open Beta(blog.twitch.tv)
1 points by philippz 8y ago|0 comments
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by philippz 8y ago
This is what we did at STOMT at day one. For those who are interested in how to accomplish this with PHP / Laravel / Lumen: https://www.stomt.com/blog/shared-components-across-multiple...
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by philippz 8y ago
Printed it, will read it on the next flights, thanks!
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by philippz 8y ago
We (STOMT) use Cordova/Phonegap and AngularJS for our desktop/mobile apps. Ionic is considered to be faster but it's difficult to implement custom UI. Ionic might be interesting for casual apps, for us it would mean to do a c
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by philippz 8y ago
I don't find Beijing to be the best place to start something like that. I'd rather prefer Shanghai which provides a much better ecosystem and access to capital than Beijing.
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by philippz 8y ago
PHP is awesome. We love it. Always flexible & fast and professional and structured on demand - totally depends on you what you make of it.
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by philippz 8y ago
I'm the founder of STOMT: https://www.stomt.com . We're centralizing customer feedback and make it scalable for large scale businesses. It's a pretty holistic approach to closing feedback loops at scale and use tha
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by philippz 9y ago
In order to be aware of systems around it those systems have to provide quantified data and make them accessible via API. World is just too complex. And perhaps you should also break down what "running a company" means. Because ru

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