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adennis4
6y ago
I was there when it all began!
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adennis4
10y ago
Whoa! Great catch. We'll need to record a new animation. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Bank fees disproportionately rob the poor
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Jamie Dimon Wants to Protect You from Innovative Startups
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Penny raises $1.2M round from Social Capital
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Why Pie Charts Suck; How We Did Better
(medium.com)
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The Right and Wrong Way to Make an Introduction
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Are Your Backups Still Working? Are You Sure?
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Vim Buffer Lists – A Clear Explanation
(hashrocket.com)
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Startup prioritization – it's impossible
(medium.com)
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By popular demand – TIL now open-sourced
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Custom Aggregates in PostgreSQL
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The Road to 500 Users
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Show HN: Penny, an easy way to track your spending
(pennyapp.io)
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Let's Write Some Bad Ruby
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The ClojureScript Environment of My Dreams
(hashrocket.com)
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Rails Quick Tips – Easy ActiveRecord Optimizations
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How does the Heroku team use Ember?
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Skip Using Memcached or Redis – Materialized View Strategies Using PostgreSQL
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Using Broccoli in your next Ember CLI app
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adennis4
14y ago
I went through a similar program in San Francisco - Devbootcamp. They are opening a sister program in Chicago. I went on to a 6 month apprenticeship at Groupon, and am now accepting a position at Hashrocket. Some feedback - depending on t
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Denver getting in on Learn to Code model
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Travel on Land at 1000mph
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adennis4
14y ago
Not speaking for Shereef...but, he mentions that the spring cohort was incredibly motivated. Accepting anyone willing to pay the fee would really take away from the power of the program. I don't know if that was Shereef's plan, but the sp
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adennis4
14y ago
This kind of made me laugh. I've used RentShare before - and I'm pretty sure Chris Toppino isn't a made up name. Nicely done. It's a waste of emotion to get angry over misplaced advice. I would say advice is a waste more often than not.
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adennis4
14y ago
I started using Boomerang last summer as I had so many emails that were getting lost in the mix. It was like having a personal assistant always reminding me to follow up. Excited that you have moved on to a calendar assistant as well. It's
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adennis4
14y ago
Well, first - what you described isn't a chicken and egg problem..it doesn't actually relate to this situation at all. Those are pros and cons of having a co-founder. There are a ton of reasons why a co-founder is a pain. However, the posit
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adennis4
14y ago
On the whole, I agree with you. However - 1) Unless you're Instagram - a big startup will cost you much more than 2 years of life. The monetary price probably doesn't matter much as you will have acquired funding. 2) I also think the expect
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adennis4
14y ago
I think it best not to make decisions solely based on monetary risk/reward. There are many free resources out there...agreed. However, I have developed my own tight community of junior developers, many who will go on to be intermediate and
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adennis4
14y ago
Yes. Our product was already built in Python. I had no preference for a language...I didn't know anything about languages. The developers that I was first referred to were python devs. How I went from Python to Ruby? I tried Python a couple
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