NickKampe

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by NickKampe 3y ago
Incredible book that helped me along on my journey, forever grateful!
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by NickKampe 5y ago
even if you were to get a US attorney to prosecute you by turning yourself in, they'll highly likely give you probation even with "mandatory minimums"
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by NickKampe 5y ago
Figured they were only familiar with burndown charts.
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by NickKampe 5y ago
super useful when adding users keys
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by NickKampe 5y ago
I love how hackernews cares deeply about financial censorship then dogs on cryptocurrency. I'll never understand this community.
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by NickKampe 6y ago
The comment section here is the only reason why this should be on the front page.
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by NickKampe 6y ago
they could open source the tool now that it's essentially worthless behind their wall.
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by NickKampe 7y ago
So much this.
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by NickKampe 7y ago
We deploy small clusters everywhere in the same pattern, I love argocd. This article fails to understand the use case for kubernetes, and arguably doesn't fully understand the cloud. Kubernetes is revolutionary, to think it's not
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by NickKampe 7y ago
I guess I won't mention Kubeflow here.....
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by NickKampe 7y ago
Keep on coming back it works if you work it
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by NickKampe 7y ago
Have none of you used GCP? It's a fantastic platform and those who your AWS are blind to the cloud native world.
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by NickKampe 14y ago
Also, why does this have 96 upvotes? Shame on you HN.
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by NickKampe 14y ago
GUYS! We thought up a new way of how to describe why Facebook is bad, we'll make it seem like this hasn't been happening since "Likes" came into existence and watch people revolt! If you're butthurt about your privacy and think big brother
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by NickKampe 14y ago
Absolutely, hackers don't need degrees. In fact, we frown upon them.
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by NickKampe 14y ago
A whois of the domain points to Warner Music.
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by NickKampe 14y ago
It'd make an excellent open source tool.
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by NickKampe 14y ago
Great write up! This is exactly what we're trying to accomplish with Listener Approved - https://ListenerApproved.com
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by NickKampe 14y ago
> We compete by offering a better work environment (from the perspectives of some), better problems to work on, equity in the company, and more control over the purpose and outcome of your work. While the spare bedroom of my apartment m
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by NickKampe 14y ago
Facebook was first developed in Massachusetts while Mark was attending Harvard, another top tier educational institute. Dropbox and AirBnB were both YC backed companies, and due to the rules of YC, were essentially "forced" into migrating
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by NickKampe 14y ago
I'm 22 years old, so I was about 10 years old around the time of the .com crash. Therefore I like every other founder my age never really had the luxury of building a vast network of talented individuals through prior work experiences in a
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by NickKampe 14y ago
While I agree that starting a company is vastly different then starting a disruptive startup, other than the valley having a heavier density of VCs what you've stated about supportive startup ecosystems practically not existing anywhere els
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by NickKampe 14y ago
As the founder of a bootstrapped startup, how do you expect to compete with the enormous employee salaries (which I'd like to point out is mostly due to the cost of living) being offered at other SV companies? Not to mention the various pe
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by NickKampe 14y ago
First, Kansas City is located in Missouri, not Kansas. Second, the point in time which Google was created was an entirely different era of the Internet, Silicon Valley, and the world in general. Third, Google was founded while Sergey and
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by NickKampe 14y ago
When you're talking gigabit speeds, hell yes it is.
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by NickKampe 14y ago
Kansas City, Austin, Denver, Boulder, Boston, and anywhere near a college campus
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by NickKampe 14y ago
No, it's really not nonsense at all. I honestly couldn't think of a worse place to start a company than Silicon Valley, other than potentially a third world country with no internet. Extremely high costs of living, constant talent warfare
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by NickKampe 14y ago
Hope your geek alarms are going off for all the 502 bad gateway status codes your static servers are rendering...
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by NickKampe 14y ago
Terrible test case
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by NickKampe 14y ago
Reddit was a very bad analogy for us to use. We're so much more, especially for musicians.... All the content is submitted by the artists themselves under a creative commons license. We don't add any content ourselves. You able to share a

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