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by rgbrgb 11y ago
If you have a less complicated way to build a big beautiful app like instacart, I'm all ears (that's why I'm reading this). Or are you just saying we should give users a CLI and be done with it?
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Would definitely like to read that one. We have a backbone/react app and generally use your example pattern, but I can see how it would take a toll on performance at some point. What's the general pattern you use if not forceUpdat
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
We're California only for now. We're region specific because we put buy buttons on all the homes and need people on the ground to coordinate transactions. > What qualifies as a famous architect? They're famous enough if we
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
To me it would make sense to go airline by airline (or datasource by datasource as long as they're tied to something users will understand), do the full integration, then advertise which airlines you support. Then you could guarantee a
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Companies Pay Workers to Live Close to the Office(wsj.com)
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Hi HN, we made this because we had a number of clients who were looking for extremely unique homes and wanted to give them a special tool. We're basically taking our realtime feed from the MLS and filtering using regular expressions. T
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Show HN: Find homes for sale by famous architects(openlistings.com)
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Just signed up, site seems fast and works great. What's the stack like?
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Looks like you are too :). Welcome. If you click the URL next to the title you can see that they've actually been shared on HN many times: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=launchdarkly.com
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Doesn't matter what they're called. If you're running a startup right now and have the option to be profitable vs pursue expensive growth, OP says now is the time to choose profitability. The funding climate has changed and h
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
The closer we get to systems like this being easy to build and commonplace, the closer we get to being able to do dynamic sites/apps on decentralized IPFS-like architectures [0]. [0]: https://ipfs.io/
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
If you don't personally know entrepreneurs you'd like to back, you could check out Funder's Club [0] or AngelList [1]. [0]: https://fundersclub.com/ [1]: https://angel.co/
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Out of curiosity, what are you paying a developer $8 to do?
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Yeah, I think the most troubling piece of this is how hard it is to figure out if something illegal was going on. I'd say it's definitely a point in favor of just listing your home on the open market rather than doing a pocket lis
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Perhaps we're talking about different cases. I'm not seeing any home in the article that's priced at $1M. I was talking about the first case where the seller ends up selling to the buying agent (not their agent) who then mark
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
That would certainly be interesting but after working in real estate for a bit now, I've yet to see an appraisal company that was able to figure out the current market value with any precision. In general appraisals are looking at the
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Is that what's happening? How I read it, the sale was being re-assigned to the buyer's agent. It definitely means the seller's agent left some money on the table for their clients, but not necessarily that they did so on purp
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
If only all real estate agents were transparent and accountable agents in the AI sense, hard-coded with fiduciary duty to their clients. Working on it... :) I do think there's some confusion in these comments about buyer vs seller agen
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
These guys are working on this problem: https://interviewed.com/ Haven't tried it personally but the founders are very clever.
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
I use this "Block site" plugin [0] to redirect facebook.com -> openlistings.com because I still want FB pixels, etc to work for web development. Keeps me addicted to the right things :). [0]: https://chrome.google.co
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
> How do you design a home that someone living below the poverty line can afford, but that anyone would want—while also providing a living wage for the local construction team that builds it? Material is $14k.
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Aesthetically not really sure, but definitely a cool idea. Here's hoping they build some of these in the Bay! I can see people buying these in expensive areas to offset the cost of the land. Kind of reminds me Modern Shed [0]. [0]: ht
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Deep side note... > We’ll illustrate with this quote by Abraham Lincoln: > "The secret of getting ahead is getting started." I looked for the source of this quote and found that it's actually usually attributed to Mark
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Is this what you're talking about? http://nodered.org Seems interesting but the metaphors are rather different.
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
The membership fee seems really high for a slack channel... gives it more of a job board vibe than the work-trade club vibe that's implied by the domain. Sure, it's maybe worth it if you don't have a job and this will get you
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Congrats on getting married! Care to share the plugin? From Jan 1 to today we tuned our site and put in a lot of grunt work to grow daily organic traffic by 2x, daily uniques on the site by 3x, and average session time by about 20%. Also la
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Guessing it was because both phones need to have the app open at the same time. Skype's main p2p tech was built for the real-time synchronous chat use-case (like AIM), as opposed to the chat-log in the cloud use-case (like Slack).
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
What appealed to me initially was that they were charging the same as the shady ultra cheap VPS providers but had an actual brand I could trust and were actively developing software to make managing their boxes easier. When I first saw them
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
I'd say they're different, but definitely not orthogonal. NPS asks if you'd recommend the product, retention is how long you stick around after first use. Both metrics embed the user's affinity for the product (which is
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
The usage data disagrees (see his open and click-through rates).

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