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by pr0duktiv 4y ago
Throne | (Mid/Senior/Staff) Full-Stack Engineers | Berlin, Germany (onsite) | Full Time | jointhrone.com Throne is a gifting platform for creators, servicing 100k+ content creators from Twitch, YouTube & Co and millions of fan
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by pr0duktiv 4y ago
Throne (jointhrone.com) | Full Time | Berlin, Germany | Onsite | https://jointhrone.com Roles: Senior Software Engineer, Full-Stack Engineer, Frontend Engineer, Backend Engineer You'll ideally... - Have at least 2-3 years o
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
Meeter still earns subscription revenue via SetApp. The company running Meeter now is funded and builds it into a larger ecosystem [0] [0] https://bardeen.ai
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
If you don’t want to spend 10$/month for Superpowered, checkout trymeeter.com. My cofounder and I built Meeter about a year ago and it’s fully free currently.
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
For me it was just looking for a procedure that annoyed me so much that I just had to build a tool to fix this. Why do we still have to open our calendars, look through endless event notes to copy and paste a link into a browser that then l
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
I am, I don't see much a difference at all compared to my 2016 15" MacBook Pro for Xcode projects. Whenever I need more power, I just ssh into my server with strong specs and start the process.
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
Really glad I bought this year's MacBook Air instead of waiting for this. Seems like a much better deal to me
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
Not here, tuition is very low (<2k per year) at ETH (due to being heavily subsidized) and doesn’t depend on nationality
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
I actually wasn't aware (I am not Swiss myself but apparently it was easy to get a permit as a EU citizen). Thanks for the info!
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
Hm, at least speaking for my uni (ETH Zurich), lots of grad students from Asia come here for cheap tuition & good PhD salaries, but almost all Chinese grad students I asked want to go back to China afterwards. Ideally we would keep tale
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
On Slack, you need to wait for your colleague to accept the call. We want to give users the option to be in an "active" state, where they immediately can talk to each other. If I am working on a project in XCode for example and w
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Show HN: Zero-friction audio calls for spontaneous remote collaboration(shouldertap.app)
6 points by pr0duktiv 6y ago|4 comments
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by pr0duktiv 6y ago
I honestly doubt this, the virus triggered some events that will ripple through the economy and companies with WFH tools like Zoom and Slack won't be able to make up for the losses. There's plenty of big companies I know that need
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by pr0duktiv 7y ago
I had the T400 and the physical WIFI switch was more of a bug for me instead of a feature
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by pr0duktiv 7y ago
BahnCard is great, but what we really need is an inner-European loyalty card for trains. BahnCard only works in Germany and I don’t want to buy another loyalty card whenever I go to another European country.
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by pr0duktiv 7y ago
Might have been a bad example, I was about to book the TGV from Zurich to Paris 5 weeks in advance for a weekend trip and I have the Swiss half-fare subscription (like BahnCard 50). Still would’ve been ~170€ instead of 90 CHF for a direct f
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by pr0duktiv 7y ago
For some journeys, the train takes disproportionately longer (Zurich -> Vienna) but when you consider that the journey is way more comfortable on a train (more space, ability to walk around), train stations are in the middle of the city
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by pr0duktiv 7y ago
Glad that they’re working on it, right now flying is just cheaper on many cases. Need to go from Zurich to Paris? The TGV Train will cost you almost twice as much as a short direct flight. Berlin to Munich? Also cheaper by plane. Being a s
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by pr0duktiv 7y ago
Well the train network in all of Switzerland is great. If I want to go skiing, I just hop on a train towards any ski resort and arrive within 1-2h. Wanna go hiking? Take the train. Wanna visit the French or Italian part of Switzerland? Take
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by pr0duktiv 7y ago
Great point! In Zurich, using public transport is just the way to go for everyone. High-profile banking executives as well as blue-collar workers. Works like a charm
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by pr0duktiv 7y ago
Zurich had this problem, the city was built before cars were a thing and thus it is inept of handling much traffic. The authorities decided to disincentivize driving cars by blocking roads and reducing available parking spaces [0] while off