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   by sealthedeal 6y ago

   Check out cbtnuggets.com. Build your own home lab. Reddit has plenty of people that recommend the best routers and switches for you to play with. As you are a developer, there is no better way to learn than to do. Have fun! Also, worst
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   by sealthedeal 6y ago

   I was one of the early Keybase adopters/users, this is kind of a sad and happy day all at once. I am happy for the founders and team as this is a great exit, but am sad because I think Keybase, one of my favorite products, is going to
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   by sealthedeal 6y ago

   NOOOOOOO!!! I am going to miss Keybase
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   by sealthedeal 6y ago

   They went to 50+ services in a few months, were applying the same policies across all services. It sounds like they didn't plan well enough and jumped straight into it, without any good DevOps or infrastructure mindset. It was a disa
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   by sealthedeal 6y ago

   Tbh I’ve never liked homeschooling so that would be ok. But agree with you on remote work.
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   by sealthedeal 6y ago

   I can tell you that a “political” life is one that doesn’t lead to happiness.
7. 97.▲
   by sealthedeal 6y ago

   My favorite course in college. An entire semester dedicated to Nicomachaen Ethics. Helped me think so much about what "happiness" truly is, and what type of a "virtuous" life one should lead to achieve maximum happines
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   by sealthedeal 6y ago

   From experience... with today's computer having 16GB+ ram, VSCode is fine. But if you start doing dev work on a 2011 Macbook Air with 4GB ram or even 8GB ram, you quickly notice how much memory electron apps consume. When switching b
9. 99.▲
   by sealthedeal 7y ago

   -4 points. Maybe this reads as too self-promoting. Apologies to the HN'ers reading this :)
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    You actually hit the nail on the head. We have been growing like crazy and the copy on our marketing website hasn't changed since we quickly put it up. I truly appreciate the candidness. fwiw - re-patriating of funds would be when a
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    Thanks for the feedback :) We are an API for cross-border payments. Our customers are international payroll providers, credit card companies, neo-banks, and other types of companies who need to process X-border payments in their application
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    You could leverage a partnership with @routefusion to solve this. We would help you move that money back to SGD super quickly, and at a great price. We are actually in partnership with company in SG called CardUp, if you have ever heard o
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    This is where partnering with a company like Routefusion comes in handy. We would help you repatriate those funds, and move it back to your country of choice at .5% currency exchange :) check us out developer@routefusion.co, and feel free
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    TW is not an ideal solution. I am biased, but IMHO using a service like Routefusion solves all of these problems. Companies like Elliot use our API's to settle CC transactions that are in different countries. You hook your Stripe acc
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    You should consider chatting with us @routefusion :) developer.routefusion.co we will solve all of those nasty FX problems your customers are having. Already doing it for a few other e-comm platforms that link into Stripe.
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    Makes sense. They are a great company, so I imagine customers have lots of reasons for using them.
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    I am the CEO of Routefusion (routefusion.co). While we don't handle individual international freelancer payments, we have the most comprehensive API for companies to send cross-border/international payments to contractors, or SMB
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    Routefusion | Austin, TX, Full-stack engineers | Full-time We are an international payments/payouts API. We are focused on best engineering practices, solving extremely hard problems, and writing great documentation. Our team is based
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    Tax avoidance is your civil duty, tax evasion is illegal
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    Tbh I’m very shocked by how many people have never used docker with Rails. Am I missing something?
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    love it! If my two cents matter to you... I did a similar thing for a few years, and it wasnt until I went all in on one product/problem did I finally start to see some great returns. With that said, I have a friends dad who owns lik
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    would love to see your traffic spikes and unique visitors by being posted to frontpage HN!
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    http://theleanstartup.com/
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    SEEKING FREELANCER - REMOTE Looking for a freelancer to assist us in writing and SDK in Python and Go for our API (developer.routefusion.co). Please email founders@routefusion.co if you are interested.
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    Routefusion | Austin, TX Routefusion is the leading API for cross border payments. We are powering some of the top technology companies' international payments. We are always looking for experienced or passionate Node engineers. If y
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    I’ve been noticing my employees recently will walk away from there desk and find a nice cranny to read some type of business book to help them improve in there personal and professional career. I LOVE it. The craziest thing is we have never
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    I beg to differ. HN’ers can always find something so abstracted from the article to debate about. This thread now, “Should news sites have paywalls?” “Should we ban pay walled news sources from HN?”. HN’ers are always down for a good debate
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    I think you are caught up in the fact that a company MUST be profitable to IPO. That is simply not true. Just because these companies are not profitable does not mean they are not stable self sufficient businesses. Amazon pioneered the i
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    WeWork is a prime example of why this is nothing like 1998. The street did not allow a hyper-inflated company to go public, they spoke, got the CEO fired, blocked the IPO, and are more or less dictating that they become "profitable&qu
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    by sealthedeal 7y ago

    So these camp spots, is this just like a general area where RVs can hook up to power? I don’t quite understand why camping spots are so desired that people are writing web scrapers and even selling on a secondary market? Sounds like a whole