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‘Super Pumped’ Author Mike Isaac on Uber’s Toxic Culture(nymag.com)
12 points by takinola 7y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: How do you serve dynamic content across multiple geographies?
1 points by takinola 7y ago|0 comments
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by takinola 7y ago
Each financial metric tells a story. They each tell different stories so it is not a case of one being more important than the other. EBITDA is a way to compare similar companies that may have different capital structures. So it allows a
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by takinola 7y ago
| Also, the author makes a good point that `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *` is pretty dangerous. But what is the alternative when you have a script that is going to be deployed on multiple sites that you do not control? Which origin do you
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Bizarre radio burst traced back to its origin in deep space(nationalgeographic.com)
2 points by takinola 7y ago|0 comments
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How Silicon Valley’s Tech Boom Made Real Estate Billionaires(bloomberg.com)
3 points by takinola 7y ago|0 comments
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by takinola 7y ago
It is often useful, when climbing a ladder, to ask if you want to get to the top of that ladder. I have had to do this twice in my career and in both cases made a switch to a better timeline. It's not easy to introspect but is extrem
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by takinola 8y ago
The style of this article is really disingenuous. The new leadership at NPM may (or may not) be acting disrespectfully to the terminated workers but to go from that to speculating about their financial health just seems unwarranted. The sta
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by takinola 8y ago
Solve the problems you have not the problems you may have. If you are dealing with a specific industry or region, then your compliance needs should be obvious (EU - GDPR, Healthcare in US - HIPAA, etc). Of course, take all reasonable an
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by takinola 8y ago
I am a beneficiary of this hedge fund so I may be biased, but I feel pretty confident that there is not much conflict of interest going on. As has been attested to by multiple people on this, and other, threads, there is very little propri
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by takinola 8y ago
While I agree with the spirit of this comment, I would suggest that it does not really work like that. There are some aspects of running a business (eg support, maintenance, etc) that do not scale linearly like you propose. Running 3 $500
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by takinola 8y ago
I went through the Shopify app store to find app categories with lots of negative reviews. This suggested to me that there was unmet demand. I then reached out to some shop owners to ask what they needed and used the insights from those c
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by takinola 8y ago
I have a Shopify app that generates a little under $1K a month. I feel like if I put some dedicated effort into it, I could probably double that. Right now, I probably spend about 4 hours a week max on support. I would discount all the pe
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The ghosts of technology in today’s language (2018)(medium.com)
1 points by takinola 8y ago|0 comments
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by takinola 8y ago
Seems to be the simplest solution. I did this several years ago and my parents (almost) never have any issues. If your needs are simple (email + web) then an iPad will do it all without any of the downsides.
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by takinola 8y ago
Asking for a ... friend. What is the mitigation against attacks like this? Seriously, it would appear that every organization is at risk of having a trusted insider hand over keys to a competitor, criminals, etc. There must be a way to d
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by takinola 8y ago
Will your company sponsor you for a green card? My understanding is the green card process is significantly shorter if you are on an L1. That outcome would give you maximum flexibility with regards to working and living in the US
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by takinola 8y ago
I don't think this makes you a gullible person. I think it means you are a helpful, empathetic person. That the world has a number of bad actors does not mean you should change.
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by takinola 8y ago
What does it mean to have an npm publish event content be different than the source repo? Doesn't npm publish just "push" the source repo to npm?
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by takinola 8y ago
I have a single LLC that owns all my side projects. I used an agent to register the company a while back but I don't know there is much more value than doing it over a website
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by takinola 8y ago
Sales pro tip: The first thing out of your mouth when trying to sell someone is to ask who they are and what they need. Once you have established those two things, you then tailor your pitch to match exactly that and no more. For example,
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Ask HN: What is your technical or business “never again” story?
30 points by takinola 8y ago|40 comments
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TinySeed: The First Startup Accelerator Designed for Bootstrappers(tinyseedfund.com)
3 points by takinola 8y ago|1 comments
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by takinola 8y ago
The smart contracts concept has an inescapable flaw: it's software. The problem is that software has bugs, ergo some smart contracts will have exploitable bugs. So what happens when someone triggers the contract, based not on the perfo
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by takinola 8y ago
I am fascinated that so many people do this. I always thought I had discovered a little cheat code to sleep. I try to solve impossible technical problems (eg designing a perpetual motion machine, walk on water, space propulsion system to p
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Sextortion Scam Uses Recipient’s Hacked Passwords(krebsonsecurity.com)
2 points by takinola 8y ago|0 comments
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Magicleap demo(twitch.tv)
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Inhuman Resources(highline.huffingtonpost.com)
1 points by takinola 8y ago|0 comments
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SSRN Top 10,000 Research Papers(hq.ssrn.com)
2 points by takinola 8y ago|0 comments
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Linode Fremont servers are down(status.linode.com)
38 points by takinola 8y ago|31 comments

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