rememberlenny

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   by rememberlenny 5y ago

   Thank you for the clear explanation.
2. 92.▲
   by rememberlenny 5y ago

   Could someone explain the significance of this, why it took so long, and what it opens open?
3. 93.▲
   by rememberlenny 5y ago

   For anyone interested in raising money soon, but not immediately, the best thing you can do is start an weekly update email. Start sending thing to all the people you interview for advice, supporters you know in the same space, and peers&#x
4. 94.▲
   by rememberlenny 5y ago

   I agree with the CLIP reference point. Feels very timely.
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   by rememberlenny 5y ago

   With remote work being so common, I regularly think about this section: Another trait, it took me a while to notice. I noticed the following facts about people who work with the door open or the door closed. I notice that if yo
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   Hire for the Ability to Get Shit Done (2011)(blog.eladgil.com)

   78 points by rememberlenny 5y ago|106 comments
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   You Don't Need a Good Idea to Start a Great Company(blog.eladgil.com)

   49 points by rememberlenny 5y ago|14 comments
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   by rememberlenny 5y ago

   Founder of a team of five here. For a sample size of one, we have a Rails based backend and it’s on our roadmap to migrate parts to Elixir. We have a video based tool and the low compute plus multithreaded aspects of Elixir make it ideal fo
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   Physical (Units)(smus.com)

   1 points by rememberlenny 5y ago|0 comments
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    For anyone curious, this is actually a very big deal. Fuchsia is a sort of secret Google project to redesign the operating system from scratch - with a focus of making multi-device interactions a base primative. The goal is to make multi-de
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    > Disclaimer: word "cuda" is taken from Serbian language, it means "miracles". This has to do with a Serbian word and not the Nvidia GPU programming language.
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    While not directly commented on the point above, I would like to publicly recognize dang for his Herculean effort to manage HN and process all of the Launch HN posts. He is an absolute champion and is a unmatched pillar that makes this comm
13. 103.▲
    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    Love this idea. Congrats on launching!
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    Feels like Substack, but for video. In the "creator economy" realm, this looks like the missing part of YouTube - where creators can actually make money without being forced to make content optimizing for clickbait advertisement c
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    I'm a huge fan of Rezi which has a very similar experience to my knowledge. They are able to reduce broker fee/rents because they can assure a reduced time where apartments are unrented. https://www.rentrezi.com/
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    THIS. IS. INCREDIBLE.
17. 107.▲
    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    Cool to see italki mentioned here. italki.com was the first startup job I got out of college over 8 years ago in Shanghai, and where I met my current cofounder.
18. 108.▲
    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    Thank you! The creator of this is a machine when it comes to well designed and quality open source projects.
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    Organize and transcribe your team’s videos–all in one place(rewatch.com)

    4 points by rememberlenny 5y ago|0 comments
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    Models for Work 1. Full snap back to pre-COVID in-office work 2A. Hybrid: 3 days in office for everyone, 2 flex days. 2B. Hybrid: Mainly back in office, but “remote” is considered its own office. 3. Remote only
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    Three Types of “Returning to the Office”(blog.eladgil.com)

    2 points by rememberlenny 5y ago|1 comments
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    Neat simple extension. Can you elaborate on where the audio is stored and when it's removed from your buckets?
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    The author, Hunter Scott, has been working on everything from plants to farming on Mars to long-distance wireless power-charging electronics. I spent the last decade tinkering with software/hardware projects. This book is exactly what
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    There is a company that takes this concept and lets you take notes in "spaces". https://www.nototo.app/
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    by rememberlenny 5y ago

    This is an easy to use wrapper on ESBuild, the Go-based javascript compiler. I have no affiliation to this project, but used it for our company frontend build process. This decreased our production package build time by 8x and makes our loc
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    Vite.js – ESbuild wrapper to replace Webpack(vitejs.dev)

    4 points by rememberlenny 5y ago|2 comments
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    A book for understanding document automation(edwardbenson.com)

    3 points by rememberlenny 6y ago|0 comments
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    by rememberlenny 6y ago

    I absolutely love this. Congrats on building such an obviously missing problem. The efficiency/productivity obsession in me dances for joy at the idea of this. The last company I worked at used the "Accelerate: The Science of Lean
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    by rememberlenny 6y ago

    I encounter creative folks who really don't like Slack's notification system, and hate how the workplace has become a bunch of impersonal pings. Can you talk a bit about the tech stack? How is your video handled and are you using
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    by rememberlenny 6y ago

    I'm continually blown away by these small things. During your launch blog post, you showed how configuration tables can add tens of megabytes, and now the Swift<>Obj-C dictionary format can do the same? It feels like these should