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by veesahni 5y ago
In the space we[1] operate, there's no shortage of competitors. Over the years, I've seen that those who can unlock marketing see a lot more success, even with a shittier product. As a developer-turned-founder, a lot of marketing
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by veesahni 5y ago
TLDR: there's broken/non-functioning push notification support in iOS 15 beta... and its disabled by default. Nothing to be excited about yet.
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2FA is typically implemented by using an authenticator app that generates time based codes. Looking at DO's docs, they do this: https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/accounts/security/2fa... 2FA by sen
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What CX Looks Like in the Metaverse(enchant.com)
4 points by veesahni 5y ago|1 comments
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Multiple async blocks aren't really running concurrently because GIL is still in play. Control of what's running only switches if one async block yields... manually, or automatically. What's new is Ruby is auto-yielding whe
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by veesahni 5y ago
I just tried this out. Falcon with count=1 & sinatra. Worked perfectly. It seems every request is processed in an async block so literally no special code is required. A request waiting on network will allow others to go through. This
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by veesahni 5y ago
Does Falcon + Async allow a second request to be processed while the first is blocked on a network call? For example: * HTTP request 1 requires information for which we can't respond immediately.. so we hold the connection open and res
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by veesahni 5y ago
We have a webview-wrapped-spa on Google Play without fuss. But haven't tried to push to App Store because of 4.2.2 If it looks like a native app, and feels close to a native app.. it sounds like Apple lets it slide? Has anybody had e
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by veesahni 5y ago
Both WSL1 and WSL2 are slow for cross-platform disk access... but WSL2 is fast for within-the-vm disk access (unlike WSL1). Means if code resides in the linux vm and you can somehow edit it directly (eg: VSCode + WSL2 plugin), it's fas
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A number of years ago WSL completely replaced virtualbox and cygwin for me. WSL2 + VSCode w/ WSL plugin provide a fluid and fast experience if the code sits inside linux.
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by veesahni 6y ago
Totally feel your pain here. I think a lot of has to do with current JS tech- React, by design, trades off performance for developer efficiency. I'm sensitive to latency.. first thing I do when I setup a new android phone is go into th
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by veesahni 6y ago
most application servers don't want to be the front for browsers users because they don't handle a large number of 'slow requests' well. nginx will deal with lots of slow clients and only pass to backend once it has the
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by veesahni 6y ago
Some trademarks (like those for EU) cover all member states. Getting "global protection" for your trademark is expensive and requires filing in multiple countries. It does rack up both legal and filing fees. But just a US tradema
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by veesahni 6y ago
I've written a comprehensive one on this topic a few years ago: https://www.vinaysahni.com/best-practices-for-a-pragmatic-re...
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"Apple" is a registered trademark.
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I suspect transaction costs will rise when that's the only gain
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by veesahni 6y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER(s) - Remote, Global, Enchant ( https://enchant.com ) is looking for a UI/UX designer to iterate on SaaS product interface concepts. Email careers@ with samples of of SaaS interfaces you've designed
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by veesahni 6y ago
I wonder if there's a threshold here.. When I researched this issue (while we were figuring out how to mitigate it), I did encounter some people who had their entire domains blocked because 1 subdomain had bad content. In fact, this t
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by veesahni 6y ago
We do, but it's not good enough for Google.
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Our company [0] was also hit by this too. We receive email for our customers and a portion of that is spam (given the nature of email). Google decided out of the blue to mark our attachment S3 bucket as dangerous, because of one malicious
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by veesahni 6y ago
It's almost there. What you need is an AWS service where you could schedule a pickup and dropoff between any two locations. They have the building blocks, but just haven't launched the service yet.
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My guess - marketplace, aws, and prime
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by veesahni 6y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER: Enchant.com | Remote | Part-Time | Content Marketer We're looking for freelance writers to help with our content marketing efforts in the customer support and customer loyalty industry. Long term part time opportuni
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by veesahni 6y ago
VSCode+WSLRemote plugin works really well with code on linux. Full speed command line, full speed code search.
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by veesahni 6y ago
For Enchant [0], we followed the "buy don't build" philosophy a lot in the early years. However, the biggest challenge has been reliability. For example, a service provider will have a 5H outage without any clear indication a
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by veesahni 6y ago
I wonder if their uber-style delivery-network can also handle pickups... that removes the need to ship in advanced to their warehouse
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by veesahni 6y ago
It's about time for AWS to launch SPS (Simple Parcel Service). After retailers feel the pain this year, I suspect many would be interested to ship through Amazon's logistics network...
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by veesahni 6y ago
When we started building Enchant [0], we used some tech that we understood well and some tech that was new and shiny. Over the years, most of the new and shiny choices eventually caused more pain than we had ever anticipated. We ended up ei
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The secret to Amazon's growth - it's always Day 1(enchant.com)
1 points by veesahni 6y ago|0 comments
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We went all-in on Enchant [0] with a set of screen mockups and potential users telling us that it was exactly what they needed. That didn't work out so well. It wasn't what they needed. They didn't buy the product. But we kep

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