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cornflake
6y ago
CI pricing (gitlab, github actions, circleci etc.) is all extortionate. When they price by 'user seat' (gitlab) or 'credit' (circleci), comparing pricing is like trying to pick a cell phone plan. AWS Code Build will alwa
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cornflake
7y ago
https://picsafe.com is a HIPAA compliant tool that solves this. Until penalties are applied, health organizations won't act on this.
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cornflake
8y ago
Segment is a good concept but when they bumped their pricing up to ludicrous mode, it justified a small rewrite to reproduce their functionality in our back-end to drop them and we haven't looked back. No way i'll be going back to
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cornflake
8y ago
In terms of actually understanding how a hypothetical portfolio would have performed, something that is much more meaningful then the overall ROI provided by Google Finance is the concept of the annualised return. We built our portfolio fun
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cornflake
8y ago
I imagine it would depend a lot on what type of service you are offering and whether sales and marketing is something you can automate digitally for your business. Jordan Belfort's straight line persuasion sales training video series o
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cornflake
9y ago
The economics behind this disruptive innovation in the steel industry were broken down really well by Harvard professor Clayton Christensen in his writings and this clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5FxFfymI4g
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cornflake
10y ago
I had some pretty bad RSI that I thought was going to kill my career also. Turned out, I managed to eliminate it by completely changing my keyboard technique to tuck my thumbs underneath my fingers when typing. I'm surprised no-one ev
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cornflake
10y ago
That keynote helps a lot, thanks Stewart
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cornflake
10y ago
The free version of Google Analytics gets capped at a certain volume of traffic whereas Firebase doesn't. That's definitely one motivating factor to make the switch. I'll be interested to check it out when they get around to
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cornflake
10y ago
NativeScript looks really promising. My colleagues have used it for numerous client apps. It's not as mature as Appcelerator Titanium so it doesn't have as many plugins for advanced things like video recording or audio playback bu
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cornflake
10y ago
Most of the Appcelerator community i'm in touch with use the free Titanium builds instead of paying for an Appcelerator license: http://builds.appcelerator.com.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html#m... Titanium has always been
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cornflake
11y ago
It's not too hard to accurately fingerprint source of downloads/conversions. Refer: https://github.com/jkotchoff/adwords_conversion_tracking_tit...
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cornflake
11y ago
I have been developing cross-platform mobile apps for the past five years, initially on Phonegap and for the last three years, on Titanium (Appcelerator). If I was starting from scratch today, I'd take a good look at Titanium, React, X
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cornflake
12y ago
Oh hey, that's awesome, I was under the impression there wasn't any free data sources available. This would make FinTech way more accessible for startups. Which ones do you use?
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cornflake
12y ago
It'd be interesting to know how much you are paying for your data. If you're doing things legally, balance sheet data and exchange licensing for stuff like this costs 10's of thousands of dollars a year.
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cornflake
12y ago
You can get pretty much native performance out of a cross-platform SDK like: http://www.appcelerator.com/titanium/titanium-sdk and make the dev environment even more rapid with something like: https://github