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Yeah but do these downloaded software meet the following criteria: - Insanely cheap ($10) where an employee would be willing to pay for it out their own pocket. - The software actually makes the employee/departments life easier. - The
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I've been studying Atlassian for some time and I really admire their approach to enterprise and this is why I think they have been successful so far: The majority of their tools can be installed on site. SAAS for enterprise is a lot h
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by sdesol 13y ago
I had the same reaction as you and I did a search for 23 in this thread and nobody else is talking about this. Has Zuckerberg really skewed a generation. The odds of you making it big at the age is insanely low. Taking 7 years to get good
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"reproducibly crashes on all screens. Except one" This reminds me of the story about a large telecom company in North America and one in China. They were able to show that their code was stolen because they had the same bug.
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Yeah I think they realize, like most vendors, that most people don't even come remotely close to using that much bandwidth. Even using them as a proxy for nextflix will probably just end up being 300G a month.
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I actually use DigitalOcean as a cheap download server for my product. $5 gets you 1TB, then its $0.02/GB
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My product is aimed at the enterprise and I actually thought about applying to YC and may still, but it was really off putting seeing the video requirement. I really don't understand the purpose of it. Once you know my name you'l
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This doesn't answer your question and I'm sure you did your research, but just in case you didn't I would suggest you read this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6847867 grellas does a really good job in d
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Yes it is available and I guess I sort of boxed myself in when I said not available. It's not available as a default install ... at least not on the FreeBSD 10 install disk I used.
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The problem that I've found when I was trying to port my installer to FreeBSD was their make doesn't like GNU Makefiles. Not sure when they diverged from one another so having Make everywhere, doesn't necessary mean your Mak
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This is sort of a tangent question but is relevant to Nashorn and server side JavaScript execution. Is there a standard practice for sandboxing server side JavaScript execution? I'm asking because my product has what I call "Smart
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Amazon Route 53: $1 Bitbucket: Free with 29 private repositories. GitHub: Maybe $7 in the future. I would like to test my product against their enterprise version and $7 is the cost to join the developer program but they don't say you
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MySQL Advantage: "MySQL can be installed very easily" I've always heard MySQL's popularity had a lot to do with how easy it was to install, but now a days, I really can't see install ease being a factor. The date f
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by sdesol 13y ago
I up-voted your submission not because I'm looking for a co-founder but because you are doing the right thing. As a single founder, I've learned the hard way, that the smarter you are, worst off you are. It's a little too l
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The apology could be interpreted in a lot of ways. It could be we fucked up and we are sorry. Or it could be, Julie really blew things out of proportion/overreacted/misinterpreted things and we wish we were better able to react
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"Some of the exploits that target applets also affect running servers." This would make sense. It's the same reason why php makes apache or ngnix insecure. They are front facing and have access to the OS filesystem and such.
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"Since it's running on java, you probably don't want to expose this server to the internet" Is latest versions from tomcat/jetty/etc. really known for having major security holes? More so than apache/nginx
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"We're capturing it," This is good to hear. Not sure what would be the best way to display that information though.
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This is cool. It looks like the developers are reading the comments so I'll add a quick suggestion. Something that I found to be insanely helpful with my own product development was being able to track memory swapping. I went to great
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I really don't know what your skill set is and/or Rails requirements, but $30-$40 for hosting seems pretty high. My product uses 3 Java Virtual Machines and a Postgres Database and I can get it too perform quite well on a 512MB D
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I think these things are quite easy to fix. I definitely prefer redactors look, but being able to see each container is actually quite nice. You sort of have use your imagination when it comes to layout spacing, but I think this route is
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Thanks for the link! There were little quirks with redactor that was annoying and I think this tool would have eliminated those. The only thing that I don't like about the examples is when you want to edit in HTML, it puts the editor a
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"Case in point: the markup in your final link is terrible" To be fair to Redactor, I was using an older version before its license change. It was something I quickly integrated a while back and it does introduce <BR> and so
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"Because, WYSIWYGs suck" I think this is a bit short sighted. I like Markdown and I'll eventually integrate it into my product, but to discredit the usefulness of WYSIWYG would be foolish. Maybe there is a lack of good impl
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"They will then use that showcase as part of the sales-pitch for GitHub Enterprise" This is pretty much how everybody does it when it comes to enterprise sales. Even massive companies like IBM have partners to fill in gaps in thei
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This is great to hear. My product was designed to be a complementary asset for GitHub and I was wondering what would be the best way to get in contact. And low and behold, they have the "Take on the enterprise" link that lets yo
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"DOCUMENT EVERYTHING FROM HERE ON IN." This sounds like a lot of work and a waste of time in my opinion. If they can't tell what OP is working on, he/she is either: a) in a really bad situation and should leave ASAP b)
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"Do you use map files for debugging unminified JS?" No its even simplifier than that, and it has to do with how the browsers JavaScript engine reads the JS files. Well at least modern browsers. When I generate my html file with t
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Yeah everything was in house. I can't remember how I came about my build solution, but it works amazingly well. If I do a quick find on my JS code base, I see that I have 343 JS files, which is spread over 44 directories. It's a

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