Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
vlokshin
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
18 ms
·
31.
▲
by
vlokshin
9y ago
Congrats and love what you're doing. Do you mind if we start sharing this with the customer side at http://turtle.ai/ ? We have many non-tech customers and we teach them best practices for product management and working
32.
▲
by
vlokshin
9y ago
Interesting concept, if the balance can get figured out right (making sure customers or devs aren't getting screwed). There should also be a discussion section. For example, I see: >Can't find good replacement for expensive acc
33.
▲
by
vlokshin
9y ago
ah very cool. Our customers are technical and non-technical. There is a lot of web and mobile app development work, but we've had some interesting projects on there already (ML, AI, even an app to stop your cat from locking up your key
34.
▲
by
vlokshin
9y ago
One day, someone said "isn't this just Yahoo again?" Rephrased: Isn't Gigster a seemingly more efficient way to build software? Why aren't there more companies like Gigster? Competitors to Gigster? There should be.
35.
▲
by
vlokshin
9y ago
Hey, Philip! We're in a similar space and more companies like yours need to exist. I'm one of the cofounders at https://turtle.ai/ Our average paid out hourly rates have been lower than yours, but we make it REALL
36.
▲
by
vlokshin
9y ago
We're working to solve this exact problem. Check out http://turtle.ai/ We've focused on building software that makes it really easy for "plug and play" software development work. We think 40 hours isn&#x
37.
▲
by
vlokshin
9y ago
I think you offer solid advice but I don't think the original author was saying "I want to be lazy". They were saying "I don't have that much time", which is totally different. There are solutions popping up th
38.
▲
by
vlokshin
10y ago
In Texas, they are allowed to give you a DUI even of you pass all sobriety tests; they leave it up to the officer to determine intoxication even if there is none present. Another fun fact in Texas: you don't have to be driving to get a
39.
▲
by
vlokshin
10y ago
interesting observation: P1 of HN, but only 1 recommend on Medium. Interesting network to network phenomenon or "growth engineering?" ;)
40.
▲
The 5 people you need to talk to when fundraising
(medium.com)
8 points
by
vlokshin
10y ago
|
0 comments
41.
▲
(tbt) How much does an app cost (to build)? About as much as a car (to buy)
(blog.darwinapps.com)
5 points
by
vlokshin
10y ago
|
1 comments
42.
▲
by
vlokshin
10y ago
I did a quick search through the comments on here that the OP (@mrcabada) has made. While this sort of snooping is rarely pleasant for the party being snooped, I hope this is helpful. Mr. Cabada, I believe the most impactful thing you can d
43.
▲
The Art of Feedback
(medium.com)
2 points
by
vlokshin
10y ago
|
0 comments
44.
▲
by
vlokshin
10y ago
check out Cornell Tech :) http://tech.cornell.edu/ I graduated from the first class. I'm sure it's not a 100% match to what you were thinking, but I see a lot of similarities.
45.
▲
by
vlokshin
11y ago
TOO EXCITED TO SLEEP!11! :)
46.
▲
by
vlokshin
11y ago
The RFS list is strong, but general. Are you excited about any specific ideas for the S16 batch? If so - what and why? (genuinely curious. Already applied... so I can't go and change the idea now :) )
47.
▲
by
vlokshin
11y ago
The video you've done / pointing out the current status on this crowded space -- really nice. I don't love the onboarding (too many barriers to getting started) but you guys seem like smart guys. I'm sure there's a
48.
▲
An open letter to Tim Cook (You’re fucking up)
(medium.com)
4 points
by
vlokshin
11y ago
|
1 comments
49.
▲
by
vlokshin
11y ago
The price differences over time aren't what's made outsourcing fail over time. And it's not outsourcing... It IS the misalignment of goals. Clients fail when... They feel like they're paying someone to do something, so t
50.
▲
by
vlokshin
11y ago
I helped David from FFVC put this together -- and the topic is near/dear to me, as I'm an agency owner who would rather work on startups :) Would love to hear the HN community's view on this "cofounding with a dev shop&q
51.
▲
Can a Software Development Company Be Your Co-Founder?
(entrepreneur.com)
7 points
by
vlokshin
11y ago
|
1 comments
52.
▲
by
vlokshin
11y ago
Thank you. The piece is a bit too long to keep the attention of most, but it's one of the most important things someone can and should understand about themselves: how they get things done, how they make decisions to get things done. I
53.
▲
The 1099 community won't rule the world – the EI community will
(medium.com)
1 points
by
vlokshin
11y ago
|
0 comments
54.
▲
An open letter to the Virginia SCC (bout some BS)
(medium.com)
1 points
by
vlokshin
11y ago
|
0 comments
55.
▲
by
vlokshin
12y ago
I'm a 27 year old and my B.S. was in mechanical engineering -- I work in the "app/startup" world. I think MechE helped. Best advice I can give you: Start building things now. The languages are cool, but there's so
56.
▲
by
vlokshin
12y ago
If you go self-employed and take it seriously, you shouldn't be thinking about a CV/resume :)
57.
▲
by
vlokshin
12y ago
I think you picked a great way to present this -- the strategy between how and where (HN specific) is great. I love when designers can think this way. Kudos, and good luck. I hope PG himself, or someone from YC, contacts you :)
58.
▲
by
vlokshin
13y ago
I would love to read a follow-up of sign-up numbers after you've been sitting on the top of HN for today :) We've had some really good luck with HN for sign-ups in the past, and if you're being transparent about it, I'd
59.
▲
by
vlokshin
13y ago
sounds a heck of a lot like LaunchSky.com :)
60.
▲
Is bitcoin really selling for 150 USD? (12:05am PST)
(bitcointicker.co)
2 points
by
vlokshin
13y ago
|
2 comments
More ›