tnolet

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by tnolet 9y ago
Sounds horrible but is true: a lot of stealing and copying. Eventually you kind of start to develop a knack for it and learn to create your own flavour. You also start to recognise the patterns you see everywhere and why they work.
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Things I learned from Saas project's private beta period(hackernoon.com)
2 points by tnolet 9y ago|0 comments
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by tnolet 9y ago
Yes! and we also have a DJ Don Diablo ICO https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/dance/8241155/don-di...
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by tnolet 9y ago
I was on an Easyjet flight yesterday and their in flight magazine had a 15-page section with paid advertorials from all kinds of bitcoin, ico etc. companies. The rest were ads about VPN software. Pretty weird.
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by tnolet 9y ago
Totally off topic, but this thread shows that sarcasm and irony do not always translate that well over the internet. I had a chuckle at the deck and the comments it generated.
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by tnolet 9y ago
really looking out for this one! Using async/await in lambda would really help in my specific use case.
877.
by tnolet 9y ago
Google is planning to open a campus in the middle of Berlin’s alternative Kreuzberg district, one block down from my office. There have been many protests and this will certainly be a boost for the protesters
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Amsterdam taxi drivers plan an attack on Uber HQ(nltimes.nl)
1 points by tnolet 9y ago|1 comments
879.
by tnolet 9y ago
I’m super biased in this, having spend considerable time programming against PhantomJs, Selenium and now Headless Chrome / Puppeteer for my startup https://checklyhq.com . This whole area of automating browser interactions i
880.
by tnolet 9y ago
Big misunderstanding in browser land. The HTML delivered to you over the wire, the stuff Nokogiri sees, is not the stuff you see on your screen or even when doing a “view source”
881.
by tnolet 9y ago
Agree 100%. Headless & programmable browsing is a hard nut to crack. PhantomJs paved the way.
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Pricing experiments you might not know, but can learn from (2017)(conversionxl.com)
2 points by tnolet 9y ago|0 comments
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by tnolet 9y ago
If there is one thing I learned it’s that “no managers” === “everyone is responsible”. That ends up as “no one is responsible”. Then chaos ensues due to no clear decision making and infighting because everyone is suddenly “boss”. As always
884.
by tnolet 9y ago
I guess the problem stems from whether you see a company as a 'family' or a 'place of work'. I'm personally pretty sceptical about the 'family'-type. In my experience this goes overboard and ends up being
885.
by tnolet 9y ago
Am I crazy or does the slide deck embedded in the article look totally normal? I would applaud if my senior management presented this.
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Five things I learned building a Saas app with Vue.js(hackernoon.com)
3 points by tnolet 9y ago|0 comments
887.
by tnolet 9y ago
Many train stations in the Netherlands have book and magazine shops with "self checkout". Basically a scanner & screen like you see at Ikea. Works great in rush hour when these places are packed with people buying morning news
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by tnolet 9y ago
The area on the pictures around the Leuschnerdamm and Bethaniendamm is a really nice area. Rent prices are OK-ish and there is a good balance of cool places / restaurants nearby and just normal housing and families. Just recently moved
889.
by tnolet 9y ago
As a Dutch man living in Germany I take my hat off for how active, balanced and thorough the Germans deal with the war. They should be an example to other countries.
890.
by tnolet 9y ago
This post has nothing to do with tickets, Jira, Agile or actual in pocket cash. It just says "do a usability test" some time before shipping.
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Super Mario Kart at 25: Dissecting a revolutionary game design(gamasutra.com)
3 points by tnolet 9y ago|0 comments
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by tnolet 9y ago
Weirdly enough and probably unrelated, I had at least 4 fake friend request from “attractive” women in the last 2 weeks on FB. Mostly these accounts would disappear within hours or minutes. Never had that in x years of being on FB.
893.
by tnolet 9y ago
Thank you. People love dissing Jira, but the current cloud product is actually by far the best and flexible software project management tool I’ve used in 20 years.
894.
by tnolet 9y ago
That’s just a slogan from the cookie cutter startup template. Seems like hyperbole is still needed in mission statements.
895.
by tnolet 9y ago
I have the print version since it came out. Required reading for almost all software engineers.
896.
by tnolet 9y ago
Not disagreeing with the point made, but why is this "article" (or rehash of other people's management philosophy) on the intercom site? What does it have to do to with them outside the fact they probably have managers. I mig
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Running untrusted JavaScript as a SaaS is hard(medium.com)
1 points by tnolet 9y ago|0 comments
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AWS Lambda Go vs. Node.js Performance Benchmark(hackernoon.com)
7 points by tnolet 9y ago|0 comments
899.
by tnolet 9y ago
The Serverless framework is one of the most baffling and over engineered things I’ve seen in a long time. Instead of making thing easy it just a jungle of options and weird configs. No idea why it is so popular.
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by tnolet 9y ago
Say you have a pet project that does 500 to a 1000 API requests per day. If you stick that into a Lambda, you have 0 running cost are close to zero due to AWS free tier.

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