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GotToStartup
10y ago
Love this. Interested to hear about the underlying technology used. Sounds like building this might be a bit of a nightmare.
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“Just tell me what to do”: compressing books into directives
(sivers.org)
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GotToStartup
11y ago
"Trying to use all the features of a language and thinking a one liner is cool even when a five liner and a one liner is same when compiled into machine code" Thing is, it's pretty easy to code for a machine. It's REAL
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GotToStartup
12y ago
This is awesome! What made you build this, I would have thought the market were too saturated? Have you considered blogging about your process? Would love to hear about what marketing you did to achieve where you are at today.
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Psychographic Targeting Unhinged
(aimclearblog.com)
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Improve your messaging
(insideintercom.io)
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Manage AppHarbor deployments from your Android device
(blog.appharbor.com)
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14y ago
While I agree that pg's example is a bit extreme, the point still stands. At the beginning stages, great design won't determine the success of the product. Having customers will. So time and money is better spent in other areas. This isn't
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GotToStartup
14y ago
I highly recommend the book "Making Software: What Really Works, and Why We Believe It". It's a collection of essays showing statistical studies on certain software techniques.
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UI Composition Techniques for Correct Service Boundires
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Is Code Written To Be Read
(startupnorth.ca)
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How Weebly Quietly Became A Giant Publishing Platform - with David Rusenko
(mixergy.com)
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Application over knowledge
(membercentral.aaas.org)
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Show HN: .NET wrapper for the Namecheap API
(github.com)
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The evils of the repository abstraction layer
(ayende.com)
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5 Tips On Finding A Mobile Job
(devto.ca)
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Software by Rob: Lessons Learned By A Solo Entrepreneur - with Rob Walling
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GotToStartup
15y ago
Interesting, not to get too off topic here but is there a reason you didn't use a 3rd party service for billing like Paypal or something? Sounds like you went 90% of the way and stopped at the last 10.
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15y ago
But if companies want to see actual code in a language they use, then learning python to use simply for interviewing wouldn't really work either right? So your only options would be "use any language but not just pseudo code" or interview
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15y ago
Great article with lots of valuable info in there. The part about the actual whiteboard is almost irrelevant. Most of the comments here are getting too worked up about that. "Learn Python and use it during your interview." Python is express
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I Have a Cunning Plan (or, Making Money by Doing Good)
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15y ago
I had a different take on the article than most of the comments I've read. It's about keeping your word. If You say you're going to do something then DO IT. If you don't want to be seen as a joker then you just have to keep your word. I see
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Should your next mobile app be an HTML5 web app?
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The State of Mozilla
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15y ago
Steve Jobs inspired me on so many levels. Whenever I need a boost I find myself watching one of his incredibly powerful talks, oozing with inspiration. The man accomplished more in an hour than most will their entire lives. This is a hard l
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RIM: Go Long and Stop Listening to Sell-Side Analysts
(seekingalpha.com)
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15y ago
Writing as little code as possible to fully accomplish a goal has recently become a fundamental principle that I live by. If I can write a piece of code in fewer lines, I'll do it. That pretty obvious, we all would. But I try to take it a s
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15y ago
I don't know man, the interviewing process is just so broken. Maybe because interviewing in general is so broken or maybe it's because software development is such a new industry. Either way, isn't it strange that the best advice for doing
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15y ago
In a way, this article reminds me of Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist. The journey of a shepherd boy who leaves his world to discover the treasures of his personal legend. "They represent the Promised Land where, one day, we'll start doing some
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"I have since found that many, many people I respect likewise worry they’re faking it. Anybody in my audience got the same issue?" It’s funny, when I started out in the professional programming world I had a ton of confidence. I felt unsto
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