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by yogini 3y ago
This one is so cool! And congratulations on the PH launch as well. We did something similar yesterday with 1000 days of code at a glance. You can check it - https://peerlist.io/github-recap But I must say I loved the way
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by yogini 3y ago
https://peerlist.io/jobs?skills=GoLang Here are some good Golang developer jobs you might find useful.
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by yogini 3y ago
I am using it for the Nextjs application. Mostly using it as an autocomplete but it is quite good for writing repetitive code and logic. Also the new slash commands are pretty useful.
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by yogini 3y ago
Hi there, I am building peerlist.io, its the Professional Networking platform for people in Tech and Startups. Why you should consider Peerlist - 1. It has a good job board with 200+ quality jobs 2. It has verified profiles where you can ve
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by yogini 3y ago
Have seen both good and bad opinions around coding bootcamps. Are they worth the time and money?
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Ask HN: What is your idea of a Verified Professional Network?
1 points by yogini 4y ago|0 comments
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by yogini 4y ago
Strongly agree! I believe remote work and async communication increased the feedback loop and reduced focus. For you to get your PR reviewed/merged or simply unblock some other person, will require more time than working together.
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by yogini 4y ago
Downvotes can be a strong signal for a user posting /sharing some content on the feed that this is not a right content for a platform. Just like the way moderations happen on Hacker News, on Reddit or on stackoverflow. What are your o
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by yogini 4y ago
Some thoughts on this (1) - We are discovering more ways to verify past experiences. We think capturing relieving letter is one of the ideas here, but we are open to suggestions. (2) We absolutely agree with this impression. The core princi
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Show HN: Peerlist raised 1.1M to build credible alternative to LinkedIn(techcrunch.com)
13 points by yogini 4y ago|8 comments
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by yogini 4y ago
Web app! I have 3 hypothesis for this 1. When the business/idea is new, a lot of time goes into brainstorming and connecting dots. Hence creating a web app becomes easier and iterations becomes smoother. 2. If the idea is new, it takes
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Reimagining professional networking for the portfolio-based era of work(sarharibhakti.substack.com)
2 points by yogini 4y ago|0 comments
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by yogini 4y ago
Have started my entrepreneurial journey a year and half back and I can relate to some points. Some points are definitely learnings that I am going to keep with me. Thank you for sharing this. More power to you.
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by yogini 4y ago
There are certain tools available online like Adobe Acrobat or PDF2Go.
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Ask HN: How to collect quick user feedback for your product?
4 points by yogini 4y ago|1 comments
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by yogini 4y ago
1. Start reading (Atleast 12 books in a year) 2. Start writing technical article (1 article a week) 3. Better work-life balance
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by yogini 4y ago
I have been very actively using Twitter for around 18 months and I have two observations on this 1. When someone is beginner and they see such threads, they engage with it (either like, retweet or bookmark) so that they will save the resou
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by yogini 4y ago
I think Yes. I know many engineers who are passively open to opportunities. This is because most of them are happy at their work but if someone with better opportunity or opportunity aligning with their career path reaches out to them, they
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by yogini 4y ago
I have been a part of training sessions in my previous organisations, but in my opinion, training will not create a 10x engineers. Why? Most of the training sessions I attended or used to happen in my organisation were on very general topic
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Ask HN: Which are the good discord servers for developers?
1 points by yogini 4y ago|0 comments
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by yogini 4y ago
What I have been reading these days a lot, raising money is highly dependent on the type of product you are building. I think its good to approach some angels and raise pre-seed.
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by yogini 4y ago
Release It!: Design and deploy production-ready software, a book by Michael T. Nygard This book is around 380 pages, but an amazing read for everyone working on creating softwares.
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by yogini 4y ago
Medium used to be one of my go-to platforms for reading and writing (This is back in 2018). The clean look of reading articles, and the amazing content made me sold that time and I was also a monthly subscriber because it was adding immense
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by yogini 4y ago
I am a developer and I used to struggle a lot creating a good looking websites. What helped me pretty well is using platforms like Dribbble to take inspirations. On Dribbble you can search for the specific kind of UI that you want to built
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by yogini 4y ago
I was searching for something same, as we will be beginning our fundraise and as everyone is saying market is tough. But this is something amazing. Thank you so much for curating this.
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by yogini 4y ago
This is amazing! Thanks for sharing
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How to Estimate the Time for a Task?(blog.peerlist.io)
2 points by yogini 4y ago|2 comments
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by yogini 4y ago
It's a great article! What I think is, it's the comparison and less focus span, that leads us anxious. Though social media has a role to play in this. We also have to accept the fact that it has become a part of our lives, so unde
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by yogini 4y ago
The bubble will burst was the prediction done from many veterans. Is it the start?
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by yogini 4y ago
We have a blog that talks about the tech stack, you can check it here https://blog.peerlist.io/everything-about-our-migration-from...

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