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by alexquez 6y ago
Personally can't live without a high quality monitor. I use a single 42' Dell. It gives me the most productivity for the buck having a single space for every window, terminal and editor.
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by alexquez 8y ago
I should have mentioned that this magical 100X PM chooses the right solution to the biggest problem. I'm not referring to the PM who manages a project he or she was given. You can't manage your way to glory if you're solving
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by alexquez 8y ago
I've worked at 2 startups for a combined 14 years. One as an engineer and the other as a co-founder. I hate to say it but you and the author are both right. That's the incredibly frustrating thing about startups. Where to spend yo
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by alexquez 8y ago
Glad you like old CP. I'm extremely happy with where I am. My statement romances the mentor I'd had found. Sheepishly my ideal mentor is me with 14 years of software experience.
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by alexquez 8y ago
Pointing out the tech I used at the time is a bit of a red herring for the argument I was making. The point I should have made was that I focused on the technology instead of the fundamentals of software. I was obsessed with learning the te
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by alexquez 8y ago
I've been in software for 14 years without a computer science degree and carry a chip on my shoulder because I missed out on algorithms and compilers in school. I'm mostly self-taught and have had the opportunity to run a SAAS com
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by alexquez 8y ago
I agree that this comment is frivolous based on the assumption that reading HN comments is about gleaning knowledge from the community. I love a great contextual joke, but not in the wrong place. If you hate Amazon's practices there i
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by alexquez 9y ago
I agree that this effort is in the right place. Having the opportunity to change Realtime networks like Pusher, PubNub and Firebase would be great for apps. I'm surprised those apps haven't made a bigger effort to implement this l
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by alexquez 9y ago
I'm impressed by how accessible Facebook makes open source tech. It's always top notch but documented in a way that allows regular devs the opportunity to use it in their own apps. Smaller size and easier to use is a big win. Goin
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by alexquez 9y ago
Sorry to hear you're shutting down. I know it's a terrible experience, but thank you for being open. Can you explain a bit about how you tried to monetize the site? What did you try? What worked and what didn't?
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by alexquez 9y ago
- FLAVOR: [Ubuntu Desktop] - HEADLINE: Improve Desktop Apps Ecosystem. Make it easy for Ubuntu App Developers to Make Money $$$ - DESCRIPTION: I recently moved from Mac OS X to an Ubuntu desktop machine for day to day development. All my co
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by alexquez 10y ago
I agree. We've started a project at work that we will maintain for years. We researched the setup for a few weeks and continue to tune it. Once you understand the small components and create a working setup reacct/webpack/ba
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by alexquez 13y ago
Awesome write up. I'd love to know what the plan for monetization was. Was it simply hoping you'd be acquired or did you have plans to monetize directly from users.
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by alexquez 14y ago
Hey guys you mentioned that you have the observer send a message to the room. How does the Rails code send a message to the node server?
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by alexquez 14y ago
Yea, CSS animations are insanely CPU heavy. CodePen has to kill them after 5 seconds to keep the site responsive.