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by sagivo 4y ago
Looking at a static stone and deducing where it fell from may work based on the current rules you know today but no one tells you these are the only rules. We have to look at science as best guess for the moment and not as absolute trut
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by sagivo 4y ago
Paywall. Any alternatives?
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Using GitHub GraphQL API with GitHub Actions(liblab.com)
6 points by sagivo 4y ago|0 comments
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by sagivo 5y ago
I'm about to start S5 - update only DB. Even less headache to manage and pricing is as low as $1/PB
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Coda 3.0(coda.io)
2 points by sagivo 5y ago|0 comments
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by sagivo 5y ago
This is why I always prefer simple mobile web version over installing apps. There's no added value for the app that I cannot get from a simple browser.
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by sagivo 5y ago
In what point it doesn't scale? When you get to 800 people?
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by sagivo 5y ago
What about all of those who got rejected? Do you think they actually gained any value from it?
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by sagivo 5y ago
corrected. thank you!
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A confession of a FAANG hiring manager(sagivo.com)
54 points by sagivo 5y ago|49 comments
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Ask HN: Starting a remote-first company, how should I pay people?
4 points by sagivo 5y ago|0 comments
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by sagivo 5y ago
LibLab | Software Engineer | REMOTE | Full-time | https://liblab.com/careers We are a new startup, well funded by top-tier investors who's about to change how client-libraries and SDKs are done. We look for smart softw
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by sagivo 5y ago
What was the added value?
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by sagivo 5y ago
I'm still surprised there are no DIY backyard offices out there to purchase
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Back in the Arena(sagivo.com)
1 points by sagivo 5y ago|0 comments
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by sagivo 5y ago
Works pretty smoothly on my Android device running Firefox. Any details on how it was built?
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by sagivo 5y ago
> ACH payments are generally free to end users in the U.S., though a few banks will attempt to monetize them. (Looking at you, Bank of America.) Stripe also charges for ACH. ACH payments on Stripe cost 0.80%, capped at $5. [1] https:&#x
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I worked at Facebook and here are my thoughts watching CBS(twitter.com)
2 points by sagivo 5y ago|0 comments
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Dear recruiter – a canned response to a canned email(sagivo.com)
13 points by sagivo 5y ago|5 comments
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by sagivo 5y ago
> I named it “Screen” as homage to Screenhero, only to realize that such a generic word makes a terrible brand name, and consequently makes it impossible to find via search engines. So you've changed it to "pop"? I don&#x2
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by sagivo 5y ago
I've been in two FAANG companies and I can tell you know - go back to startups. I came from startups and couldn't wrap my head around how slow things are. In FAANG everything is promotion driven so people spend most of their ener
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by sagivo 5y ago
This also applies to remote interruptions like slack and email messages. The difference is you can control these interactions better by hitting the "do not disturb" mode. Just make sure people understand why you're not respon
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by sagivo 5y ago
If top tech companies want to keep attracting top talent, they will have to let people choose where they want to work from. That means being open to remote. Instead of forcing hybrid models - invest in tools and processes that make working
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by sagivo 6y ago
It's a good time to pivot. Google is one ad-block away from loosing 70% of their revenue [1]. They should adopt the model that DuckDuckGo uses [2] and offer ads based on search query vs user data tracking. [1] https://www.st
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by sagivo 6y ago
I also moved to Bitwarden as a result of the new policy. The UI is equily bad but I feel more secure using an open source tool that will not change their policy whenever their execs want more $$$
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by sagivo 6y ago
I may be wrong, but comments are meant for that. Ideally when there's a disagreement, people can openly discuss it. I thought downvoting is to flag unproductive comments.
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by sagivo 6y ago
I feel like Signal missed the opportunity they had after the WhatsApp fiasco. Every person I've tried to convert to Signal opt out after a day or two due to lack of usability. Most of them either went back to WhatsApp or moved to Tele
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by sagivo 6y ago
It's a non profit. Donations are their main (only?) source right now.
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by sagivo 6y ago
Looks like you've reached your sharing limit. Not working
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by sagivo 6y ago
> Blockstack enables users to use arbitrary storage backends like Dropbox, Amazon, Google as “dumb drives”. Only pointers to the storage backends are stored with Blockstack and encrypted/signed data is kept at storage providers. I

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