bumblebee4

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by bumblebee4 7y ago
That depends on your use case since Firebase is more than a database. Since CouchDB is from 2005 and Firebase is from 2011, it is in comparison a very mature product and protocol worth trying.
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
PouchDB is CouchDB-Protocol implemented in javascript so you can run it wherever there is javascript, not just as a client. If you want to have a backend, you can use any DB that supports that protocol (there are several), which includes u
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
That sounds interesting. Have you compared your service to pouchdb and gun? Is it possible to use icepeak in offline mode and automatically sync when getting online again? [1] https://pouchdb.com/ [2] https://gun
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
As an engineer, isn't life in Asia more luxurious because you can easily afford a maid and other amenities? Seriously, what's the benefit of moving into Western Europe?
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
Imagine Steve Jobs having to pay Steve Wozniak. The trick of the startup is that the key engineers are the founders. Startups are not a place for an MBA to get engineers for free but a place for engineers to make bank if their egghead manag
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
Haven't they learned from General Magic [1]? >“Magic's just science that we don't understand yet.” [2] If you call your company magic then the product most likely is not just at the brink of your understanding but so far
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
Actually I have looked at chicisimo.com. The page is full of tag clouds. If I am looking for clothes, why should I install the app? I don't know your market well, so this is not deep advice. I just think that people who care about the
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
Looking at your own brand homepage, my impression is that it is too technical. I had expected to see many instagram-like pictures of people who demonstrate that they have managed to dress better by using your product. Isn't your value
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
Why? If it is easy to take it, let clever people take it to have the resources for real innovations.
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
As an investor, won't you pull this move just to get better conditions? The founders are fixated on closing the deal so they will put up with almost any condition that you throw at them?
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
How can you escape survival of the fittest? With 8G people, it's a numbers game. Even if one or the other is driven by interesting motivations, is that a strategic advantage the competition for the fittest business processes?
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
Shouldn't this be: Keep looking? Because searching is looking for something in an algorithmic way?
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
>What is it that you want to do that these technologies are preventing you from doing? It's a spiritual thing. What does it mean if something is private? What do you allow yourself to do if nobody is watching? E.g. do you eat more s
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
Maybe it's just their way of saying that they are impressed? As in: Your son seems to be so good that others for sure want to sponsor him.
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
Doesn't the Tesla 3 try too much to look like a Porsche?
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by bumblebee4 7y ago
Have you tried this [1] English reading by George Guidall? It's incomplete but I think it is possible to start anywhere and the performance is very enticing, at least to me. [1] https://archive.org/details/audiogilg