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by xstartup 8y ago
You can fire at least half of the labor after launch and maintenance can be done by fewer people or ad-hoc contractors.
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Ask HN: How do you do website design reviews?
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by xstartup 8y ago
In adtech, we average over a 100 million operations per second and we don't even touch redis. We've been using Memcache all while and have no desire to change that.
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[pdf] What's inside AWS Lambda?(speakerd.s3.amazonaws.com)
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Tell HN: Use Cloudflare Workers to Trigger Your Lambdas
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Ask HN: Does AWS have any service fit for time series/metrics workload?
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High-speed digital data transmission over electric power distribution wiring(en.wikipedia.org)
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by xstartup 8y ago
Not needing to enable wifi on smartphone and still being able to message from the desktop is one of the big reasons.
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by xstartup 8y ago
It's determined based on guesswork. If you scrap a website, you'll know how what % of times an ad shows up. Now, if you know the distribution for top N ads. You can skip everything and go straight to the ad network and check their
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by xstartup 8y ago
I create my best work in a state of chaos. I actually need distractions to reinforce my priorities without which I don't see the end.
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by xstartup 8y ago
Here is an example Pipeline which supports loading data from an unbounded source to BigQuery in batches using load jobs (evading BigQuery's Streaming Insert cost) See: https://zero-master.github.io/posts/pub-sub-bi
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From Cloud Pub/Sub to BigQuery, Billions of Events(zero-master.github.io)
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by xstartup 8y ago
Ad scraping can be very profitable. See: https://adplexity.com/
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by xstartup 8y ago
"There has to be some chemistry between the two of you... the other person has to actually like you. That takes more than effort, money or time." Every woman I pursued ended up costing me $1M. There was all chemistry at the start
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by xstartup 8y ago
Some guys end up putting their everything (money, reputation, efforts and huge time) and still don't get anything meaningful out of it.
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by xstartup 8y ago
Credit cards can also make money from the business which accepts them in which case they can choose to not make money from the credit card customer.
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by xstartup 8y ago
Haha, I just realize after taking a look at your commenting history that I've read most of your comments on the posts where you commented. I work in adtech, it's not a reputable industry but there are still low hanging fruits on w
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by xstartup 8y ago
Wake up at 9am, go to sleep at 3am or 4 am. Work from 10:50 to 2am then move around the city. Work only if I feel like working, otherwise read articles, chit chat, networking and some promotion/marketing. Can't complain.
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by xstartup 8y ago
My deploy times came down since I started using K8. Deploy just takes 20 seconds for me now. I've not measured the performance lost. Reliability/speed of rolling features has improved a lot.
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by xstartup 8y ago
vscode/intelj idea
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by xstartup 8y ago
Can anyone explain what are the major differences between Tox P2P messenger and Matrix/Riots? what are pros and cons?
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by xstartup 8y ago
1. Not showing me the way you solve a problem. 2. Having a strong belief that most non-programmers are dumb, including marketing/sales/customer service. This shows up when you interact with those folks. All the guys I've fire
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Mysterious data transfer fees on Mongo Atlas shocks a developer(forums.meteor.com)
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Ask HN: Why Google cloud does not have DynamoDB equivalent?
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by xstartup 8y ago
XMPP - Didn't use it in a long time. OTR wasn't a good experience. Matrix - Works well, but UX is too techy for my non technical friends. IRCv3 - never tried. Currently, I am using Tox P2P, so far it's working best. I am look
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by xstartup 8y ago
Where is the demo?
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by xstartup 8y ago
There are always better people around who want neither fame nor money.
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by xstartup 8y ago
I am a founder of $25M company. $150B must be coming with more BS but more benefits. If you are in a mood to relax, ofc $150B company. If you want total control, $10M sounds more fun.
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by xstartup 8y ago
Tox p2p messenger
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by xstartup 8y ago
1. Taxes Getting customers is easy for me (because I am a sales guy) Too many projects, too much money but little time... Some people who work for me are lazy. Other than this, life is good :)

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