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by ukd1 10y ago
ditto
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by ukd1 10y ago
25% is crazy.
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by ukd1 10y ago
you're only right in the US centric view of things; it's totally abnormal else where.
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by ukd1 10y ago
If anyone has any questions, I'd love to answer them (I'm one of the founders)!
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by ukd1 10y ago
"knowingly"
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How the Current Political Climate Reminds Us What We Stand For(rainforestqa.com)
6 points by ukd1 10y ago|0 comments
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by ukd1 10y ago
Paper is a cross between a wiki and a google doc. It was based on https://hackpad.com/ from what I heard!
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by ukd1 10y ago
We've used this since the hackpad days at Rainforest; it's actually great - mainly spreadsheets!
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by ukd1 10y ago
Is this really anything new? Surely the internals of my 2015 MacBook are similar size, once you remove the battery, shell, keyboard, mouse, screen, etc...
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Rainforest QA (YC S12) Is Hiring Designers, Sales, and Product People in SF(rainforestqa.com)
1 points by ukd1 10y ago
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Real World Devices? Real Disaster for Testing(rainforestqa.com)
1 points by ukd1 10y ago|0 comments
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by ukd1 10y ago
We have 20 remote engineers, lmk if you wanna talk to some of them :)
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by ukd1 10y ago
https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-open-source-Heroku-alter... has some more answers (I just added an answer). As of today, the list (in no particular order) is looking like: Convox, Flynn, Dies, Dokku, Tsuru, Apache Strat
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by ukd1 10y ago
Totally with you on this - all pretty valid points; but, I'd say Heroku does still work for a lot of people, especially if they can get past the cost (which, imho is worth it from a focus and time point of view).
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by ukd1 10y ago
Did anyone checkout https://convox.com/ - which is a more direct alternative to Heroku?
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by ukd1 10y ago
Down votes, but avoiding answering the question, classy!
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by ukd1 10y ago
Why not just use Heroku and actually build your product?
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by ukd1 10y ago
This sounds like classic engineer(s) talk; totally ignoring the human cost of setup, maint and ongoing development which is usually handled by an (expensive) ops team. It's not $5k vs $2k, it's $5k vs $2k + ops time.
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by ukd1 10y ago
I'm at 673 for the last few years, it's still great!
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by ukd1 10y ago
This; it's awesome!
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by ukd1 10y ago
Rainforest QA | INTERATIONAL / US REMOTE | anywhere / SF | full-time | https://www.rainforestqa.com/jobs Rainforest provides QA-as-a-service to customers from startups through to large Enterprises. QA for continuo
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by ukd1 10y ago
mosh + zerotier = win for random home servers, imho
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Rainforest QA (YC S12) Is Hiring US/International Remote, or SF Based Engineers(rainforestqa.com)
1 points by ukd1 11y ago
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by ukd1 11y ago
Rainforest QA | INTERATIONAL / US REMOTE | anywhere / SF | full-time | https://www.rainforestqa.com/jobs Rainforest provides QA-as-a-service to customers from startups through to large Enterprises. QA for continuo
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Experienced CSM? Rainforest QA is growing our CSM team(jobs.lever.co)
1 points by ukd1 11y ago
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by ukd1 11y ago
Looks awesome! does it support mosh by any chance?
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Rainforest QA (YC S12) Is Hiring US/International Remote, or SF-Based Engineers(rainforestqa.com)
1 points by ukd1 11y ago
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by ukd1 11y ago
San Francisco / Remote (US / International): Rainforest QA (YC S12) is hiring for most roles; developers backend (rails / go / elixir), frontend (react), data science, also sales (AE/SDRs), plus marketing. Fast and
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by ukd1 11y ago
This is super easy to get started with, plus really cheap storage wise. Query wise, it can get "expensive" (tbh, still cheap) if you do it badly. It's really fast.
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by ukd1 11y ago
I use: https://www.zerotier.com/ - it's commercial (nothing to do with me), works on Mac and Linux, plus is free for 10 hosts. Makes a private, secure, software defined network.

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