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sudonim
14y ago
I can assure you this setup is super stable. Even at this price, nothing wobbles. If you think about where the weight is in this setup vs. others. The only thing that shifts the balance from a 4 legged table is the keyboard shelf. If there
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When I was 14 I would build my own computer from parts and boy did I care about upgradability and serviceability. One of the reasons I switched to Apple is I didn't want to spend time making computers, I wanted to spend time making things w
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Catchfree acquires Kissinsights
(blog.kissmetrics.com)
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14y ago
Why not fix the typo in the original article's headline?
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We've been rebuilding http://customer.io in Ember.js over the past week or so. After dabbling in ember on a few screens, we decided to take the plunge and go all the way. We're feeding data to ember from a private API on the back end. As
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The median salary for an HR Manager is $78,000 according to glass door . http://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/hr-manager-salary-SRCH_KO0... You're looking at 65 employees at $100 a month to make that pay off. For most companies between 4 and
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Most outsourced HR has a lower bound for number of employees. I've seen them as low as 4 but they really don't like that and don't make any money. You should switch to one as soon as you can. It's a silly amount of paperwork for each emplo
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Fun is what gets me out of bed in the morning. Every day at work is a joy and brings new challenges. A project getting big is an awesome problem to have. The ideal project in my mind is one that is fun for you and solves a real need for som
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I've been a startup CEO full time for oh, about 2 months now. It has been the most phenomenal, educational experience of my life. I wouldn't trade it for anything. I skimmed the quora post, and boy... that guy's life sounds horrible. I slee
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The Lean Comedian
(customer.io)
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That's a dangerous mentality and I hope it's on it's way out. The way I see things is that especially in tech, it used to be that doers couldn't just do. They needed to drum up cash / etc... to facilitate the doing. Now that's just not the
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Yeah, like it's not anonymous. Someone figured out that you can see all ip addresses (tied to comments) when you open up firebug.
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This is great timing and a really digestible summary. There's a talk on StateManager in Ember.js tonight [1] and I was embarrassed to know nothing about state machines. Glad to be able to attend a little more knowledgeable [1] http://www.
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Interesting that they've had 4 episodes and I've seen zero mention of this anywhere until now.
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What cab driver doesn't want to go from GCT to chelsea at 11:30 at night? And how has that happened enough to you that you don't want to tell the cabbie until you get in the cab? Thats very contrary to my experience with cabs. Now, if you t
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The dead dream of the dirigible (airship)
(theatlantic.com)
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15y ago
"The company is profitable, and expects to bring in $45 million in revenue this year, according to CEO Toni Schneider and founder Matt Mullenweg." What's hiding behind that revenue number. The co. is "profitable". Is the company going to ma
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This is just a general comment based on some of the (strange) sentiment below. Github is a for-profit company. As a student, they're offering you a break to make it easier to use their service. They do this because they ultimately want you
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How to build a startup is a solved problem
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Keep things in perspective. Getting in to YC != success. It's one data point. Success = Success. Get your customers to love you. Get people to pay you for your product / service. Be better tomorrow than you are today. If you were doing all
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If you're looking to manage code smell, check out Code Climate - http://codeclimate.com . We use it as an awesome gut check for your code coverage as you write more code. It helps you see at a macro level: "Are you writing better or worse
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Setting up a virtual PBX with twilio openvbx and phpfog
(customer.io)
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I have a "Happy Hacking Keyboard Lite 2" that I bought from an old co-worker. It's noisier than the apple keyboards. The keys are loud, but it's a great keyboard. Once you get used to it, you don't want to use other keyboards. My co-founder
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Today was day 2 of being full-time for me and my cofounder. We make it easy to build automated emails and measure whether users do the thing you want them to. You can imagine my heart skipped a beat this morning when a prospective customer
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4 ways we learned we are building the right thing
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I find night time to contain the quietness I need to let my brain out. I've often wondered if that's artificial and just because everyone else is asleep and not bothering me? Or if it's because Im more creative at night? Or if there's somet
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Watch out for the dark UX pattern on the page. There are 2 ways to buy the book from Amazon. The first button is $39.99 + $5 shipping. The second button is $26.40 + free shipping. Here's an image to show you which link does what: https://i
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Burnout is caused by resentment
(iamnotaprogrammer.com)
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When we pitch our product to potential customers, one of our big selling points is engineering time savings. It's easier to compare hours of work to purchasing something when: a.) It's a necessity for a business and b.) Each hour costs you
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How to pretend you're always working - part 1
(customer.io)
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