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by username_my1 4y ago
Also twilio … they’re the industry standard for enterprise communications
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by username_my1 4y ago
for me I'm surprised that craigslist is just randomly in the middle of the list, a business that makes 1bn in ARR with 50 employees is insane and should be in it's own separate category. all other companies are listed in 10s of Mi
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by username_my1 4y ago
already upvoted it. unfortunately it won't work without the APIs because it needs to be part of our product and there the data is constantly being updated dynamically by different actors / processes .
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by username_my1 4y ago
Hey Matt, Your product fits perfectly a feature we're building and we'd love to use it. But it needs to be programmatically accessible in react (js lib) and of course it needs to function very smoothly with large number of events.
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by username_my1 4y ago
they always found a new way to live, 100 years ago 92% of the general public worked on a farm, thank god for the tractor and automation that we don't have to physically slave away for 12 hours a day 6 days a week to earn a living. opti
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by username_my1 4y ago
Yeah I recently walked into a very fancy European city center shop, obviously the owner took pride in what they do and the products where of high quality and the customers were there. but the price was so much higher than amazon for the sam
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by username_my1 4y ago
I think it's because of the language. No one in the EU (outside UK) will receive a call in English and think this is legitimate In the US if you call any company you would expect someone with an accent
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by username_my1 4y ago
Look at the chart at the bottom of the post before writing such a comment. Brown bear population has only recovered 44% . Almost lowest out of 10s of mammals You can always try to just enjoy some good news
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by username_my1 4y ago
Yes this is a disaster for the public market. It should be illegal to bring a company public without proven positive unit economics. Self driving, deep tech… all should stay within big corp R&D
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by username_my1 4y ago
The answer I got from a head of IT of a medium size traditional company is that they have shitloads of processes, scripts, server calls all running without anyone of the people who wrote them on board anymore… they all work perfectly togeth
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by username_my1 4y ago
Yes 160k extra a year out of 10m is a lot
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by username_my1 4y ago
We’ve been a customer for 7 years now and it has been exceptionally stable setup But yes their documentation can be a bit poor around the edges and if you don’t really know what you’re doing
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by username_my1 4y ago
I genuinely don't understand why anyone would use stripe for any scaled up business compared to adyen for example. stripe has a lot of value for out of the box integration, but if you're running your own custom solution you will n
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by username_my1 4y ago
except apple takes bug fixes and security 100x more than google does. I remember the Android nightmares of Camera1 Camera2 CameraX APIs, then bluetooth all buggy implementation with years passing by and no decent solution in place. I don&#x
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by username_my1 4y ago
have you ever heard of the concept of iterations? do you remember how the first mobile phone looked like? do you remember how the first computer looked like? first laptop ? first electric car ? that's the point of R&D and long shot
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by username_my1 4y ago
Meta verse could be the next big thing and the long shot facebook needs. It just happened that out of their control 1. Apple squeezed them out of ads revenue 2. Market went to shit I hate Facebook as a company but I don’t see them making s
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by username_my1 4y ago
What?! They built a phone, copied or bought every social media they could, invented lots of tech (DB, react-native…), they’re spending everything on the meta verse That’s why they hired so many people
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by username_my1 4y ago
If you want to build anything with reliability, testable and amazing echo system j2ee is the way to go. I was a skeptic myself always thinking it's too heavy and too large and too slow, but after fate handed me a codebase of j2ee platf
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by username_my1 4y ago
Yes that should also be addressed and fixed, in Germany for example in many cities there is a requirement for housing of all income levels in the same neighborhood, which leads to the ability for new comers (can be with low income) to mix a
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by username_my1 4y ago
This has been documented well in the German job market with very solid reasearch backing it. with that being said sensationalism and victim complex is a thing in Muslim / arab culture (I come from one), so finding made up stories about
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by username_my1 4y ago
same as the other response I specifically linked the change frequency to impact tldr: impact (feature $value * users using it) / change rate (frequency * volume) no need for long replies ;)
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by username_my1 4y ago
it's funny that you felt the need to point out the first part of my argument and forgot about the second one. impact (feature $value * users using it) / change rate (frequency * volume) is a full enough overview of an engineer&#x2
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by username_my1 4y ago
I keep hearing this argument about "knowledge workers" yet writers produce books, designers produce design documents, developers ship code. sometimes you slow down because you're starting something new or you're blocked
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by username_my1 4y ago
any day now
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by username_my1 4y ago
Google doesn't know how to do any non-competing product ... they ether build the best in class, and scale it so much that the edge cases don't matter or compete and lose each time from smartphones to cloud to all the services wher
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by username_my1 4y ago
not only that, one example isn't enough to make a rule / establish a pattern. And we run a customer facing business with lots of potential for fraud and we see an increase in fraudulent behavior with economical crash, but it'
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by username_my1 4y ago
With “electrification” Germans shouldn’t have unique hardware advantages when it comes to the car industry
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by username_my1 4y ago
Lol shit loads of psps have super simple native SDKs: PayPal, stripe, adyen…. They’re all waiting for the day developers switch to their apis. And developers usually work with them over the web, they just didn’t do so on ios because of appl
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by username_my1 4y ago
This article is off by 3.5 years and I bet that most FAANG stocks are still above their values when it was published. Tech “growth” companies has been overpriced but it made kind of sense as long as interest rates were negative and their re
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by username_my1 4y ago
Yeah lots of vc backed startups were overvalued so exceptional risk was needed to be taken to match such expectations. It’s easy to blame people at the top but they’re not the ones evaluating the company and they can’t control: the fed, the

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