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Questions you can ask in every One-on-One meeting [video](youtube.com)
1 points by ceslami 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What's your team's code review process?
2 points by ceslami 7y ago|0 comments
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by ceslami 8y ago
You make a good point - luck plays some a role. That said, where I think we got lucky was finding a good "community fit" (Step 1 from the article). It was up to us to execute well on the rest :) In terms of audience size, I would
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by ceslami 8y ago
Good eye, thanks! Fixed.
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What we've learned about marketing on Reddit (with real data)(indiehackers.com)
18 points by ceslami 8y ago|4 comments
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by ceslami 10y ago
> Note also, that microservices experts (and I'm not one of those) recommend a monolithic and transactional core architecture, for microservices infrastructure. This is a pithy encapsulation of something I've been thinking a lo
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by ceslami 10y ago
Tell your story!
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by ceslami 10y ago
You're not wrong, but you can use that technique and benefit from Dependency CI too. Typically, you can define your dependencies in a file specific to a certain package manager. NPM uses `package.json`, RubyGems uses `Gemfile`, etc. It
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by ceslami 10y ago
For the sake of discovering a middle ground between our arguments, let's look at an example of a >$1B company running Rails: Github. Most of Github's stack is Ruby on Rails, with specialized components/sub-systems written
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by ceslami 10y ago
> if you get far enough and need to scale Alright -- I'll bite. Rarely anyone "needs to scale." Plenty of $1B businesses can succeed on a fistful of c4.large's running Ruby on Rails. The same Ruby on Rails that ran th
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by ceslami 12y ago
Pretty much the same as in any other language. When you want to guarantee that there will only ever be one instance of an object. It is a useful pattern for managing data synchronization (ie, if I only ever have one instance of a User, I
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by ceslami 12y ago
Your economics are unique compared to typical SASS, for example. The LTV of a Youtube channel subscriber is basically $0.
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by ceslami 12y ago
Fantastic concept and execution. I would note that by the time this sensitive code hits Github, its already too late. Criminals who mine PII/secrets use the Github event firehose to analyze code pushes in near-realtime. It would be gre
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by ceslami 12y ago
Tern.js is pretty solid and is compatible with a bunch of popular editors. Nothing in the IntelliJ family though. I have enjoyed working with it in SublimeText. http://ternjs.net/
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by ceslami 12y ago
korzun is explaining why it was a good decision for Alibaba to pass on Snapchat. Yahoo made $9.4B on $BABA because of how revenue-driven their core businesses have always been.
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by ceslami 12y ago
Is Webpass the SF ISP that is partnering with Artemis to deploy a test network of pCells. The idea of everyone who shares the connection clocking the speed of the undivided pipe sounds a lot like Artemis' technology.
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by ceslami 13y ago
I have never heard of a Marketing API. What do you mean?
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by ceslami 13y ago
The products are marketed very differently and have different features. Google Wallet is explicitly hoping to replace your wallet, focusing on loyalty cards, NFC payment, online shopping, and fraud monitoring, in addition to simply sending
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by ceslami 13y ago
I, and many others, want to use this in production. Is the API solidified, as per version 2.0.0?
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by ceslami 14y ago
There's nothing stopping you from doing that with a pinch of javascript.
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by ceslami 14y ago
What do you mean by "put my Amex into my phone once...and let apple handle it"? Is this a component of Passbook or something?
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by ceslami 14y ago
what?
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by ceslami 14y ago
Not everything has to be an overthought, standard UI element. It adds a bit of Fun, and is harmless in its consequences. It would be nice to be able to undo though.
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by ceslami 14y ago
Beau, everyone certainly agrees with you. This same comment appears any time someone mentions REST. The phrase has indeed been repurposed to describe HTTP APIs, generally, despite the hard work of Fielding to give REST a proper meaning. It
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by ceslami 14y ago
Nope, that's how the paywall works. Google link: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&...
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by ceslami 14y ago
Segment.io is, in a way, creating one. That said, an interoperable standard would not make it any easier to .push to all of your analytics vendors. The (hosted) product seems especially useful to non-technical staff, who don't necessarily c
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by ceslami 14y ago
Markus Frind, Plenty of Fish: http://www.inc.com/magazine/20090101/and-the-money-comes-rol...
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by ceslami 14y ago
Isn't this the situation that Cloudflare was designed to protect against? Their service is free as well.
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What's the best alternative to Adsense for a mid-size site (250K-500K Imps/mo)?
1 points by ceslami 14y ago|0 comments
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by ceslami 14y ago
This isn't as egregious as some other copycats in the past. 37 Signals came up with a novel landing page concept, and we will likely continue to see companies test derivations of it.

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