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by pyb 4y ago
Not sure how Heroku is hoping to attract new customers without a free tier ? Do they think their reputation will suffice?
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by pyb 4y ago
All of the countries you cited have a lot of immigrants.
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by pyb 4y ago
There are too many "useful idiots" in government circles. Hell is paved with good intentions.
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by pyb 4y ago
https://havsco.co.uk/
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by pyb 4y ago
Coinbase, Flexport...
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by pyb 4y ago
I also recommend starting with Small Gods.
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by pyb 4y ago
That's utterly illegal though
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by pyb 4y ago
Still, it appears someone at CNR copy-pasted someone else's blog and published it as their own.
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by pyb 4y ago
Why did you struggle to get car parts shipped?
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by pyb 4y ago
It's not the first time we hear about people getting electric shock from their Macbooks. And not just in India.
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by pyb 4y ago
It's VC-talk for someone who does stuff at a company.
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by pyb 4y ago
We were talking about retiring at 30 to do science, not retiring at 50 to fund science
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by pyb 4y ago
I wonder if this is somewhat representative of what JS workers think, or not ?
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by pyb 4y ago
By now, finance and FAANG have minted a very large number of tech millionaires. So, in practice, you have you ask yourself why ~nobody has actually done what you say. Personally I don't think it's because of a lack of funds.
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by pyb 4y ago
I am a software engineer with 15+ years of experience. I work on hardware projects. Resume/CV : https://www.dropbox.com/s/l6w2wd55ql5acnn/CVPYB.pdf Location : UK, EU, possibly Asia, remote. My experience is i
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by pyb 4y ago
I think Gergely's ambition is to be more than just a news outlet.
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by pyb 4y ago
Linkedin succeeds because most companies suck at recruiting so much, that this bottom-feeder behaviour by recruiters and Linkedin actually gets people hired, much faster than they otherwise would be. Recruitment agencies and their cheesy, i
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by pyb 4y ago
Didn't they ultimately fail because they are very unsafe ?
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by pyb 4y ago
The difficulty with tech blogging in general, is that even the best produce at most one genuinely great, authentic piece per year. So, if you want to be posting regularly, there is no choice but to recycle other people's insights, or p
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by pyb 4y ago
Sure, it's hardest to get funding at the idea stage, when one most needs it. But if I look at your Linkedin, you had some cred as a founder, having had great success with your previous project.
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by pyb 4y ago
Goes to show that YC does not fund every great founder who applies.
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by pyb 4y ago
Maps was also an acquisition.
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by pyb 4y ago
Thanks, family businesses are always interesting to learn about! But it's true that children should to be free to follow their own path if they prefer.
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by pyb 4y ago
What kind of business was this?
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by pyb 4y ago
Using "Latest Tweets", I've not noticed any change in the last few months.
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by pyb 4y ago
Yes, but the problem is non-technical recruiters. They want to be looking for a "Java programmer" or an "Elixir programmer". If you tell them that a good programmer is a good programmer in any language, and that they nee
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by pyb 4y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29783822
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by pyb 4y ago
AWS has had more outages than HN in recent times
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by pyb 4y ago
I am a software engineer with 15+ years of experience. I work on hardware projects. Resume/CV : https://www.dropbox.com/s/l6w2wd55ql5acnn/CVPYB.pdf Location : UK, EU, possibly Asia. Relocation possible. My ex
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by pyb 4y ago
Yeah, naively I would expect people whoever played the original games to be quite grown up by now. Are they really the ones leaving those comments?

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