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11y ago
The article linked to this one http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2013/09/working-... That compares data across the OECD, so fair enough this isn't comparing Papua New Guinea to the UK or s
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I'd like to believe this article, and in fact strive myself to reduce my working hours one day and have more time for all that other good stuff the article mentions. Shorter weeks could bring a lot of benefits with them to those who ca
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How much automated testing is enough automated testing?
(blog.getcorrello.com)
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New Trello integrations page
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Declassified CIA documents detail how to sabotage employers, annoy bosses
(independent.co.uk)
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Down with the meritocracy (2001)
(theguardian.com)
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Build your own Trello dashboard (a quick intro to the Trello API)
(blog.getcorrello.com)
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Show HN: Burndowns, CFDs, Cycle Time Plots for Trello
(blog.getcorrello.com)
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I find if I've an interesting enough book I'll choose to read that after my daughter is in bed rather than watch TV, or I'll read in bed at night. I'll admit though that for long stretches of the year I don;t read anythi
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Just finished Guns, Germs and Steel by Jarod Diamond. A bit longer than it needed to be for my purposes but he covers the material in some depth, I'd definitely recommend it. Prior to that I'd read Psycho Vertical by Andy Kirk Pat
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You need to talk to your manager, it's their job to understand your situation and help you (and therefore the business) to succeed. There is a possibility they won't get that in which case you need to look for a new job (that won&
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Could a vacuum airship be possible
(physics.stackexchange.com)
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Two and a half days with ReactJS
(blog.rtawarren.com)
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11y ago
I believe (in practice if not theory) it is common to handle db schema updates separately and to run both systems off the same database. This way the data only lives in one location but you get to run two slightly different app servers/
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Thanks! I checked out Ollertap. It seemed to be focussed on stats for individual boards. Not a million miles away from Corrello but quite a different use case I think. Nice work though, especially for open sourcing it.
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Thanks good suggestion. It's currently a toss up between 1. It just got real 2. Too serious for a tag line 3. All grown up I'm leaning towards number 2 at the moment. I'll deploy a new version tomorrow so will make the final
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tell me about it :( They're advertising for a Developer evangelist at the moment. Maybe they will sort that out.
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It would not be hard at all I imagine. I built this as a solo founder so the team at Trello could no doubt replicate this if they desired. This is the risk with building anything on someone else's platform and I don't deny I am ta
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That's a better way of explaining it :)
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Thank you very much. If they've any questions or improvements they'd like to see they can drop me an email: robin @ thedomain linked :)
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You could but others could see those dashboards (although not your data). You'd probably be best off signing up for a personal account as well. The way it works at the moment is that all dashboards are visible to everyone you invite to
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Good idea. I'll likely up the prices or drop the board allotments. I wanted to launch with something a bit more generous as it seems easier to put prices up. Then I can see how people are using it to get a feel for where the bands shou
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I've seen people with close to 30 boards but not over that yet. How many boards people have does remain to be seen but I'm expecting people to sign up to the freelance and startup tiers mostly. I'd agree that the number of pe
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It's not really aimed at people managing other peoples Trello boards. It's for anyone managing multiple boards, that could be an agency with boards for each of their clients. But those aren't their clients boards, they are pa
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You're right I think. I should think a little harder to find something which conveys the same feeling without the need for the language.
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Hi folks, I left a full time job at the end of last year and after spending a few weeks with my first child when she was born in January I've been looking to build my own products. After a conversation with a friend who runs a content
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Show HN: Corrello – Dashboards and Reports for Trello
(getcorrello.com)
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12y ago
This is a good read on the 10,000 hour myth. I can't remember where I originally heard that the idea as pushed by Gladwell has been debunked, probably the You are not so smart podcast. I've no personal insight to say whether this
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This test still seems to be under the radar of a lot of candidates. We'll need something else to weed out the surprisingly large amount of candidates who don't seem to be able to actually code one day though. Any ideas?
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Ask HN: What things which don't scale have you been doing to get customers?
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