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by username_my1 4y ago
I feel like these posts are getting upvoted by people worried about their jobs / want to convince themselves that everything will fall apart if they leave their job.
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by username_my1 4y ago
EU - Remote GETAWAY, a shared mobility platform, 7 years old company, still runs as a startup / small team environment. profitable with lots of exciting growth at the moment. we're looking for React Native engineers and Java backe
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by username_my1 4y ago
lots of people think that vc money rates are market rates.
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by username_my1 4y ago
I don't think many people at VC backed companies or FAANG are 'extraordinary' it's not like Zillow or robinhood app developers or whatever are unique people I would argue that they are usually people who ether went to gr
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by username_my1 4y ago
unfortunately I couldn't find it. but I hope someone else will share it.
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by username_my1 4y ago
no ... we pay market salary ... but we can't pay VC money, every 3 months company retreat, spa ... and we can't pay FANG
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by username_my1 4y ago
One thing I would say from personal experience (because I've been hiring on budget for 6 years now). Don't go for the big names / nba level, don't even go for the second league candidates, go for 3rd and 4th and find peo
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by username_my1 4y ago
e-vans are not there yet unfortunately. deliveries is a huge issue because of supply chain issues but also price point / load capacity / mileage is a big issue ... I really hope in 3 years we have competitive e-vans so that we lea
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PayPal lays off 308 employees in Ireland(rte.ie)
18 points by username_my1 4y ago|0 comments
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by username_my1 4y ago
I have to say ... the CEO's message is quite optimistic https://gorillas.io/en/blog/a-message-from-co-founder-and-ce...
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Berlin’s Gorillas lays off 300 HQ Employees(techcrunch.com)
5 points by username_my1 4y ago|9 comments
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Klarna laid off 10% of its workforce through a video message(protocol.com)
4 points by username_my1 4y ago|1 comments
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by username_my1 4y ago
I mean even with public health system you still will have private hospitals The problem here is the excessive charging itself. Or the fact that they can think they can do it.
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by username_my1 4y ago
“Stop supporting innovation” Are we talking about groceries delivery in under 15 minutes or crypto bla bla bla Most recent VC backed starups are a big Bonze scheme that lead to poor economical output Just look at the last spacs how poorly t
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by username_my1 4y ago
I partially agree here. if a component is core to your strategy or product then by all means make sure it's rock solid. but if you're iterating on your product and you don't know which feature is going to be used then don&#x2
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by username_my1 4y ago
purely inflammatory comment: maybe typless heathens (javascript people) don't care enough anyway to push bug fixes. joking aside, this is really really interesting I would have never guessed.
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by username_my1 4y ago
Clubhouse tanked before Twitter spaces were a thing Both companies missed the mark here
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by username_my1 4y ago
was there ever a case of anti-trust law discouraging competition / innovation ? on the other side monopolies are known to do that.
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by username_my1 4y ago
Because of something called P/E ratio
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by username_my1 4y ago
It's not really about that alone. Musk have a case against him by the SEC (tweeting about taking tesla private), it seems like they can win it, and he might be forced to stop using twitter. Now I can imagine it hard for the SEC to enfo
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Ask HN: How to make side income of 500-3k$ a month as a CTO?
20 points by username_my1 5y ago|14 comments
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by username_my1 5y ago
The problem is not about homes being overpriced. The truth is that there is much much much more money in the middle class globally (almost 3x that of 2000) and on top of that the normal inflation, and freezing of supply. As long as “desirab
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by username_my1 5y ago
which sucks because apple had the chance not to repeat their mistake with Objective-C .. but history repeats itself. No matter how much apple market share in whatever market grows, developers want to be able to switch platforms and not have
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by username_my1 5y ago
and the fact that all your data will flow through cloudflare and they decide how to use it.
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by username_my1 5y ago
sounds like the German's auto industry. maybe instead of focusing why others are successful just go out and do your own thing? at the end Europe is full of unicorns and more startups are coming out of their teams. The only thing I real
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by username_my1 5y ago
I mean with graphQL as I mentioned it feels like you have to bend it that way to load all data without relationships also why on earth do you need to expose your suppliers (sendgrid) api keys to the frontend it's not about ignoring sec
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by username_my1 5y ago
1M order exposed and 200k customer and workers data exposed just because an AuthKey is allowed to query all customer data instead of user specific data. this means most likely a junior developer built this service, and on top graphQL is use
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by username_my1 5y ago
it's something that was never done before and one of the few things that will create all kind of new sciences. Your comment is really frustrating. few people in this life can do something that was never done before, much much fewer on
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by username_my1 5y ago
it's not even about that. any large scale, long running space colonies will need huge effort of robots that don't mind the hostile environment, without much much more advanced robots space colonization is a dream and so the end of
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by username_my1 5y ago
online payment transaction costs are huge, and completely unnecessary, and they will keep eating up on the value of the economy because they're a monopoly. at least all b2b transactions should move out of card payments, and hopefully w

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