thiagooffm

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by thiagooffm 9y ago
I pay for protonmail. Works like a charm, got even an app. 50 bucks a year, totally worth it.
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
Gitlab. The CI pipeline there they have is perfect and the pricing is better than github. Then you can just use Docker Swarm/Rancher/etc for deployment.
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
Just sell it, recover yourself and get back in the game when you feel it's appropriate. Perhaps call me next time :-) I've gave up the startup life a few years ago(without really counquering anything beyond experience) meanwhile I
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
Both. It's easy to develop and also to deploy, which is something you want in a project.
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
Also, why are you building it alone? Nobody find it interesting? You lack the leadership skills? What is drawing you back from getting people to help you? If you want, feel free to contact me.
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
Learn how to play an instrument you've always wanted with a teacher: it will be harder than building the MVP, more stressful, you will feel you are shit for a lot of time... but it will take you back to reality.
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
You are overvaluating the wallmart job and thinking it "seems" stress free. The truth is that if you want to do anything at a very competitive level, even packaging goods at the counter, it WILL be stressful. You could also stop s
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
Rails: stable ecosystem, just heroku it
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
Of course it is. They provide you hosting, since the very beginning of the internet there has been companies providing this kind of service with success and if you wanted and had enough time and funds you could even do it yourself... Now th
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
It might be because a lot of startups ended up becoming companies and we started seeing how people change as soon as they have a lot of money and is perceived to be successful.
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by thiagooffm 9y ago
monetizing it in a very competitive industry without a very compelling reason in the overall company mission? looks like just a market to me which they could dip into and make some cash, without a deeper sense of vision nor a real change an
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by thiagooffm 10y ago
I suggest you change your strategy: - Build a MVP of an application you would find useful, try to cover it with unit tests and modern day practices. I think having something on the table will greatly improve your chances. - Find a job somew
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