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FP concepts that were confusing to me when coming from imperative languages(elmbits.com)
1 points by tjomk 6y ago|0 comments
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by tjomk 6y ago
Likely because some of these companies are still in business, but are struggling right now, or raising another round, or are in the process of finding a buyer.
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by tjomk 6y ago
Damn, didn't know the grugq was reading hacker news, mind you, even have an account here! :-)
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CrimeOps: The Operational Art of Cyber Crime(sec.okta.com)
90 points by tjomk 6y ago|21 comments
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How to ship product with a quarterly product roadmap(getshipit.com)
2 points by tjomk 6y ago|0 comments
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OS Tutorial: How to create OS from scratch(github.com)
1 points by tjomk 6y ago|0 comments
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What are product requirements documents and why you need them(getshipit.com)
2 points by tjomk 6y ago|0 comments
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by tjomk 6y ago
I would argue about the roadmap being visual. When you present people with the gantt chart, people tend to focus more on the timelines rather than the direction. This inadvertently pushes you to follow clearly defined deadlines and makes yo
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From software engineer to product manager. Founder's story(getshipit.com)
1 points by tjomk 6y ago|0 comments
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by tjomk 6y ago
Well, it's actually not that hard to fall for social engineering even if you're well educated about the topic. Have a listen to an interview Christopher Hadnagy gave on Darknet Diaries.
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by tjomk 6y ago
Probably both. I remember the very first versions of Gitlab when it was just announced on habr.com, and it used to be a minimalistic (more in terms of UI) version of Github. As the functionality grew, things got a bit out of control. Curren
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by tjomk 6y ago
Maybe they're migrating their infra to Azure?
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by tjomk 6y ago
To a degree, they did a sane thing: listened to the advice of an expert. Now if you look at the other side of the ocean where the orange man didn't listen to the advice of an expert, look what happened. I don't know how these thin
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by tjomk 6y ago
There are a bunch of similar projects where such people could (and likely already are) move: I2P, Freenet, GNUnet, and probably some others. So closing (or not supporting) Tor just because some bad actors are there is pointless. Every tool
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Show HN: Taxipy – open-source Uber alternative(bitbucket.org)
16 points by tjomk 6y ago|3 comments
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From Bank Machines to Real Estate: Cleaning the Dirty Money(occrp.org)
1 points by tjomk 6y ago|0 comments
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by tjomk 6y ago
Gotcha! Thanks for a thorough explanation
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by tjomk 6y ago
I'm likely out of touch here, but at least for the person mentioned in the article, why does he need a huge SUV? If the crisis hits and you cannot re-pay the bills, that would be the first thing I'd get rid of. It doesn't loo
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You shouldn't become an angel investor(rtjom.com)
1 points by tjomk 6y ago|0 comments
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by tjomk 6y ago
I'm surprised this got to the front page with a few upvotes. These days it's either the news about the Corona virus or that one of the companies that SoftBank has invested in is announcing a layoff. These days every other company
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by tjomk 6y ago
This is exactly what I was looking for (and why I was asking for a university course) - hints what to study, which books and lectures to use. I'm not looking for a research career in maths but rather to refresh my existing knowledge an
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by tjomk 6y ago
Bad wording, sorry. I meant to refresh the knowledge I already have and learn the new things, ie go deeper into the maths topics. What I studied during my cs course was just the basics: linear algebra, mathematical analysis, probability the
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Ask HN: What are the good online maths university programs
21 points by tjomk 6y ago|7 comments
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by tjomk 7y ago
You don't need to keep it in the freezer. Making a good started takes about a week. Then off to the races :-) Here's a good process: https://www.theperfectloaf.com/7-easy-steps-making-incredibl...
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by tjomk 7y ago
What are people want to avoid kneading so much? Most of the recipes are for no-knead bread. I find this process very relaxing and prefer this over a session of meditation.
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Ever seen a roadmap for a bank heist?(app.getshipit.com)
2 points by tjomk 7y ago|0 comments
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by tjomk 7y ago
Trello is awesome, and there are so many use-cases for that! It's great that it works for you, but as the business grows you might also outgrow Trello too. However, I have interviewed a large fintech startup (ca 2000 employees), they&#
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by tjomk 7y ago
Thank you. It's much simpler and easier for small startups. We're trying to build a basic product management flow, not just the roadmap tool, but also getting customer and team feedback, asynchronous voting, goals and metrics, i.e
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Show HN: A tool for startups to create product roadmap(getshipit.com)
7 points by tjomk 7y ago|4 comments
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by tjomk 7y ago
I think the goal here is going distributed so that by moving the end produce closer to you, you save on packaging, logistics, and other expenses. Plus growing something gives you joy. Doing that in schools teaches kids about farming, about

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