saluki

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by saluki 4y ago
No forced overtime, as a team we will work overtime to meet deadlines, special requests and handling issues that pop up. This is balanced by bonuses, raises (+XX%) and flex time + unlimited vacation. It's a good balance for us.
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by saluki 4y ago
A catch all is great. You can create emails on the fly. ntflx@ disney@ gh@ cf@ it's great for signing up for services or signing up for services for multiple domains at services like CloudFlare, etc. I don't get any spam, that pro
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by saluki 4y ago
You should checkout Laravel or Rails. Laravel probably has the better community and would probably be easier to get started. You can check out laracasts.com. https://laracasts.com/series/laravel-8-from-scratch Laravel
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by saluki 4y ago
People said the web and SaaS were toys. It's going to be everywhere. There are already apps that will write accurate PR summaries to save time for developers. It also recommends code refactoring. I saw a demo where you can train a mode
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by saluki 4y ago
The ending would have been a lot better if Don was DB Cooper at the end. At the time I was sure that was going to be the ending.
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by saluki 4y ago
We had 2 out of 3 bad experiences with Airbnb in the UK a couple months ago. Not sure we'll be using them again. They don't give the renter much recourse if the listing isn't as promised and you want to change to another airb
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by saluki 4y ago
You can definitely build these components yourself. If you are a developer or a company using open source buying components and even training courses is like printing money. It's an investment to save time and level up your skills and
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by saluki 4y ago
I would think more about a percentage of the company based on your role and the stage of the company. Trying to translate 1-10x your salary to equity depends on too many factors. Talking it over in terms of percentage you'll probably g
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by saluki 4y ago
The real power of Alpine.js is part of the TALL stack. Tailwind, Alpine, Laravel + Livewire.
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by saluki 4y ago
Check out the YoLink temperature sensors on Amazon. They are amazing for monitoring our secondary freezer. All their sensors have been great. Temp for fridge/freezers, leak detectors, temp+humidity for basement, they have a motion sens
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by saluki 4y ago
I wouldn't reveal your SaaS or any other current side projects. This gets messy with IP. I also wouldn't login to or visit any of your side projects on work networks or hardware. And definitely do not work on your side projects du
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by saluki 4y ago
We built our MVP with two developers using a popular framework. We went through a security audit + SOC-2 audit. We passed our security audit with no issues, just two minor suggestions, they said we did better than most of the fortune 500. I
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by saluki 4y ago
Don't outsource your auth, auth is a solved problem for every framework worth using for the rest of your SaaS. Don't outsource critical functionality.
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by saluki 4y ago
Cloudflare business level plan has upgraded DDOS protection that's a good first step to upgrade to even temporarily. Block Thailand IPs. https://www.alphr.com/block-country-cloudflare/ Add honeypot form fields if
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by saluki 4y ago
A life coach is interesting to talk with and bounce off what's going on in your life and what your goals are. I received good advice, most of it was common sense but it was good to have someone to talk to. It was good talking about goa
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by saluki 4y ago
Vision is too important . . . it seems too risky.
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by saluki 4y ago
In Kindergarten we were asked to bring in $ to send a mouse to college. I still feel horrible once I figured out what they were going to college for.
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by saluki 4y ago
Similar situation as you . . . StartUp ScaleUp . . . about 30 people we only had two devs (me and the CTO) when we went through our first security audit. The firm doing the pen test and audit only had a few recommendations no issues were fo
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by saluki 4y ago
Hang in there. Creating something is hard. It can take many, many attempts and many years to have success. Stop for a while, take a job that can leverage your skills, learn new skills and get paid while doing it. There was a period where lo
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by saluki 4y ago
There is lots of hard work. There is luck involved too. It may not be obvious from the outside and may not require connections, coming from money. Every successful startup and bootstrap story there are elements of being lucky. The right ide
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by saluki 4y ago
Go For Launch!
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by saluki 4y ago
It is unclear whether Google should be specifically concerned with ChatGPT, as it is a relatively new and unknown entity in the field of natural language processing and conversational AI. However, Google is generally always concerned with s
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by saluki 4y ago
Definitely listen to StartUpsForTheRestofUs. Do not leave your job! There are lots of ways to begin your journey to having your own company/startup. Being employed is a great source of bootstrap funding. I also highly recommend @DHH st
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by saluki 4y ago
I've already bought two steam engines this morning. The ads were pretty convincing.
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by saluki 4y ago
I do enjoy looking at a screen and coding 8+ hours per day. Your current job, that's why they call it work. Legacy code is rough for everyone regardless of their level of experience. You might want to ask if you can start rebuilding th
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by saluki 4y ago
Just make your exit, find another job, it's not worth your risk to pull back the curtain, the VC is responsible to be aware of the progress the startup is making and what their burn rate is, where their spending is going. Stick around
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by saluki 4y ago
Providing your full bank login for services like this is just crazy. All banks need to be required to provide either a read only login or full read only API for tools like this.
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by saluki 4y ago
Right, but if you didn't build the mountain there would be no tours.
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by saluki 4y ago
If you build a mountain and then sell guided tours for your mountain, can you claim that your mountain makes money?
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by saluki 4y ago
That's true, good points. Yeah, it's a nice balance finding the sweet spot. I did see the article about buffer's revenue peaking and has continued falling.

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