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by abuehrle 10mo ago
In the northern suburbs of Chicago, we often hear helicopters circling. A gardener was taken on my block. The home owner told the masked agent he didn't have permission to be on his property, and the agent pointed a gun at him. If you
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by abuehrle 1y ago
The person you replied to only commented about burnout, not about who deserves healthcare.
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by abuehrle 3y ago
Because homeless people wearing their company’s merch, in your minds, would further degrade the company’s image? Or something else? I’m an anonymous internet stranger, but I invite you to think about what you’re actually saying, and whether
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by abuehrle 4y ago
We search for universal, objective, pithy summaries of messy, complicated situations. Both of the following seem to be true: 1. It would be effectively impossible for someone from a disadvantaged background to start Amazon, Microsoft, or Fa
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by abuehrle 4y ago
Thanks for the reply. I'll flesh out my thought process in case it's helpful. My immediate reaction was excitement about the abstraction. An example use case is joining my users to their corresponding Stripe Customers in SQL. The
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by abuehrle 4y ago
Sorry I couldn't figure this out from the docs, but Stripe data is queried "live" from Stripe, right? The abstraction is great, but won't this lead to unexpected N API calls when joining across my domain + Stripe?
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by abuehrle 4y ago
It's funny to observe the tide shift against Stripe on HN in recent years. I think they are a phenomenal, once in a generation company. Their APIs are beautiful (still, even though fewer people agree these days) and the use cases that
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by abuehrle 4y ago
Do you mean "heel"?
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by abuehrle 4y ago
This looks cool. Congrats on the launch and progress so far! As one piece of feedback, the docs could be better. For example, at https://docs.tryvital.io/api-reference/data/workouts/#stream , I see "Get D
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by abuehrle 4y ago
I find it hard to evaluate "no code" as a monolith. In some cases, if you can't think like a programmer, the fact that your "code" doesn't look like "code" isn't going to help you. However, (havi
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by abuehrle 5y ago
That's for usage, but aren't auth requests going to Kable too?
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by abuehrle 5y ago
Hey Colin > We also support auth across N subdomains I read this to mean you support a session on a.domain.com being valid for b.domain.com -- but you still don't support the same email address tied to different users at different s
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by abuehrle 5y ago
Nice launch. How does this compare to clerk.dev?
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by abuehrle 5y ago
FYI your API docs page ( https://docs.rownd.io/apiandsdks/#/rest ) linked from the footer is throwing 500s.
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by abuehrle 5y ago
Interesting. I've had the opposite experience. Stripe is my favorite company, and I look to them constantly as inspiration for how to do things in my business, but their support is comically bad -- wrong, clueless, and, in some cases,
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by abuehrle 5y ago
Surely the publication's location and readership are the salient factors, and not the article's topic? Or should the article be in Italian because it is about Italy?
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by abuehrle 5y ago
This is really cool! I would have liked to have incorporated this into my vaccine appointment slot finder tool a few months ago. I like using git commits for change tracking too. Seems not dissimilar (though not identical) to what they&#x27
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by abuehrle 6y ago
I have mixed feelings about pricing that scales with revenue. Most pricing ends up working this way, but at least when it's expressed as seats or usage it's a bit easier to justify the price tag. Revenue scaling pricing reads to m
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by abuehrle 6y ago
Congrats! Sounds like a good outcome. From what I've read (my understanding may be wrong), using a revenue multiple at all for valuation is surprising for companies A) under $5M total valuation and B) with lower growth rates (looks lik
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by abuehrle 6y ago
How will it work if multiple vaccines are approved and similarly effective? Does that allow us to roll out vaccinations more quickly, or are there shared bottlenecks in the supply chains? Would individuals get whichever is available in thei
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by abuehrle 6y ago
I love this. I've wanted this to exist for years but never did anything with it, so I'm thrilled you have. Can you say more about the marketplace of interviewers? How do you recruit them? How are they vetted? How does matching wor
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by abuehrle 6y ago
Once you're already profitable, it's probably not that attractive. I've explained it to myself in the past by thinking about the would-be founder who's bootstrap-inclined, but who'd rather "go for it" now
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by abuehrle 6y ago
I just checked out Outline. It seems strange that the landing page example is lifted straight from Stripe's docs[1] with "Stripe" replaced by "Acme". [1] https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks#what-ar
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by abuehrle 7y ago
Do you have evidence to back up the assertion that his positions have shifted in response to polling? The example I often see is his "Medicare for All who want it" plan which I responded to below (in https://news.ycombi
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by abuehrle 7y ago
Here he is in February, before officially announcing his campaign. https://ask.peteforamerica.com/K6A-udFnfq4/2878 It's worth watching the entire answer, but the relevant quote is, "In the case of Medicare f
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by abuehrle 7y ago
His proposal has been consistent since day 1. He sees "Medicare for All" as the desired end state. "Medical for All who want it" is the glide path to get there.
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by abuehrle 7y ago
One other reason to choose a C-corp over LLC is QSBS if plan to sell your company. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20429286
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by abuehrle 7y ago
I received the email. I'd asked them to delete my account 6 months ago, and they confirmed at the time they'd "deactivated" it. I guess that wasn't enough to protect me. As an American developer, GDPR seemed like a
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by abuehrle 7y ago
Does anyone have insight into whether QSBS could go away in the foreseeable future? We're not interested in selling our small SaaS business now, but will in the next 2-10 years. It would be a shame to miss out on this.

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