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Dev Horror Stories(circleci.com)
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B2B SaaS and Dev Tool Investment Panel with Bessemer, Redpoint and Andreessen Horowitz(youtube.com)
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How first time founders accidentally alienate engineers(inc.com)
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by tcsf 9y ago
Thanks for this, I've updated the transcript.
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by tcsf 9y ago
I have that habit as well. I'm not sure if this level of control is possible with video.js, but I'll take a look. Disabling click-to-time until the play button has been clicked might also be an option. Thanks for listening/re
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by tcsf 9y ago
We get a first-draft transcript made through rev.com, then manually editorialize and format to make it easier to follow for folks who prefer to read. The player itself is built with video.js which, when combined with the ttml format for the
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All the Pretty Pwnies(blog.launchdarkly.com)
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Setting Up Slack Notifications for Your Node.js Apps with N|Solid(nodesource.com)
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Specializing Retention Emails Using Behavioral Data(looker.com)
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CircleCI now supports Git Tags(circleci.com)
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Millennials could be a problem for America's most iconic motorcycle brand(businessinsider.com)
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Eclipse Che 5.12 Released(che.eclipse.org)
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A curated list of services, solutions and resources for serverless applications(github.com)
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Keeping PagerDuty Secure(heavybit.com)
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What's new with VP9?(youtube.com)
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Developer Company Jobs(devcojobs.com)
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Meteor 1.5(blog.meteor.com)
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Twilio Functions – Public Beta(twilio.com)
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Show HN: Video.js 6.0 based interactive podcast player(heavybit.com)
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Apple is in talks to launch its own Venmo(recode.net)
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by tcsf 10y ago
I'm biased here because I help produce these, but the shows on the Heavybit network are worth a look. Each show is hosted by founders, developers, or product/sales/marketing folks specializing in developer focused products.
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by tcsf 10y ago
Sashko and Jonas from the Apollo team were guests on JAMstack Radio this week, it's a great primer if you're just getting into Apollo+GraphQL https://www.heavybit.com/library/podcasts/jamstack-radio/
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by tcsf 10y ago
Here's the spreadsheet if you want to plug in the numbers from your own company https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nohO_8S1X1G_1b-iv912...
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by tcsf 10y ago
Blake Gentry gave a full accounting of Heroku's response process here - http://www.heavybit.com/library/video/every-minute-counts-co... Amazon should take notes.
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by tcsf 10y ago
Depending on this photogs tech proficiency I think they could pretty easily achieve this using Amazon Turk or pay for a custom solution using a dev tool like https://www.scaleapi.com/
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by tcsf 10y ago
Anecdotal, but I regularly purchase apps and services that influencers post about. The influencers that come to mind for apps specifically (iOS even more specifically) are John Gruber / Daring Fireball, Loren Brichter, Louie Mantia, Ma
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by tcsf 10y ago
Twitter already does video really well IMO. I use video in tweets all the time, and I watch videos from my timeline all the time. Why can't they continue both? Yes they shut down Vine, but Periscope is making some interesting moves to
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by tcsf 10y ago
We would have Twitter the API, and Twitter the umbrella network. You might want to promote a sub group into the larger network, or you may not - similar to reddit in a way. I imagine invite only groups, time-limited groups for concerts&#x2F
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by tcsf 10y ago
I think that's tricky. If Twitter is perceived to be charging users to not be abused, that's obviously crappy. Paid accounts or not I think there should be better first-party options for controlling who you see and who sees you. A
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by tcsf 10y ago
Let users pay for the service. I'd happily pay $10/month for a 'pro' level or whatever they want to call it. I use Twitter constantly, but have always preferred third party apps - Tweetbot is by far the best. If the pro

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