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by rgbrgb 12y ago
`git commit -am "something people will use" && git push heroku master` Understanding that line is the only true gate.
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
I'm sorry you're having a bad time, but you sound like you're caught up in a few delusions. When someone gets coffee with a stranger they are "going out of their way to help". What more are you asking for in these c
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
To reinforce this point, here's a 2BD in the up-and-coming (e.g. highest crime-rate) Mission neighborhood priced at $1030/sf: https://www.openlistings.co/p/2558MISSIONST94110-2 Anecdotally, I know a gainfully
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
> (That outperforms Node!) In what way? All of the benchmarks I'm seeing on that page indicate otherwise.
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
One positive data point here. We got invited for an interview [1]! It's at least the 4th time I've applied, 2nd time with this company, and the 1st time I've been invited for an interview. Good luck to everyone, and as I alwa
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
Source: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/fluxus.git/tree/
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
Give him concrete actionable critique as close as possible to the time of his "offenses". He's new to professional coding and probably doesn't know what he's doing wrong. For instance, after you help him with a comp
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
That's almost certainly what this means. Proprietary datasets are VERY hot in real estate right now because otherwise, everyone is working with the same listings data.
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The correct response to Google recruiters (poetry)(theneweryork.com)
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
Kind of curious to play around with that text editor. Any chance of K running on OSX?
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
I recommend this project for image caching: https://github.com/rs/SDWebImage It creates a cache keyed on the URL and deals with processing the image off of the main thread.
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
Very cool! This bears quite a resemblance to the way React.js constructs a virtual DOM so that it can optimize drawing. Do you guys have a way you're benchmarking performance improvements? Are you just looking at time spent on the main
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News Corp. Buying Move Inc. For $950M(geekwire.com)
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What we learned from YC S14 (even though we weren't accepted)(medium.com)
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Desert island newsletters(openlistings.tumblr.com)
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
You're making a mistake Sam talked about in his lecture: measuring a company by the number of employees. Software scales in a way that other businesses do not. Instagram got millions of downloads and a $1B acquisition with 13 employees
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
The fixed header and footer on this page makes this very hard to read. They take up like 20% of the vertical screenspace on my 13" MBP.
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
Do we need apps? No. Is pressing a button more convenient than searching through reviews, getting on the phone, and haggling over the price? Always. You could have said something similar about Taxis 5 years ago and we all know how that&#x27
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
I have doubts that the real estate industry is to blame for urban and suburban sprawl. As someone who works in real estate tech, I'd appreciate if you could unpack that. However, I do think you're hitting on a real constraint. As
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Building vs. blogging(openlistings.tumblr.com)
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
That's still the saving grace to me. Every Uber driver I've talked to was happy to have the job and felt like they were making good money.
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
> The collision of old and new ideals is clearest when it comes to the gnarly socioeconomics of collegiate education. The professors at the old university were, with few exceptions, white, male, trained through direct lineage, and self-s
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
We don't just list homes, we sell them in our app and let you avoid paying commission to the buyer's agent (up to 3% of the sale price is refunded from your down payment).
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
We're LA and SF only for the time being. We save you money by refunding most of the buyer agent's commission (usually 3% of the total price). We're able to do this because we're automating a lot of the time consuming thi
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
Hi HN, we're reimagining real estate for a generation that grew up with e-commerce. We've been working full time for a couple of months now and this is our HN debut. We'd love to know what you think of this. We're hoping
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Show HN: Open Listings is hacking real estate(openlistings.co)
16 points by rgbrgb 12y ago|18 comments
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
Here's a secret for those who still want to work at Google. Put your resume on Dice and you'll probably get contacted by a contracting company. My friend who did this has no college degree and just had to do 2 non-technical phone
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
There are a number of ways around NAT [1]. I don't know of a 100% guaranteed solution but NAT is not impenetrable. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAT_traversal
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
Well it's a number that some people (the investors in that round) DID pay for a chunk of the company. If those investors have any sway on the board then it's well below the asking price for the entire company.
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by rgbrgb 12y ago
This is a great analysis. I'm working on a real estate platform right now [1] and learning the ins and outs of data regulation has been a huge hurdle. As far as I know Trulia and Zillow use lagged and incomplete listings aggregators (e

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