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by funfunfunction 6y ago
https://mattstoller.substack.com/
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by funfunfunction 6y ago
Bozeman is great if you can make it happen.
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by funfunfunction 6y ago
ClassPass HQ is in Missoula. Bozeman has fiber internet and a good sized tech community that’s growing by the day. Plus Montana’s outdoor rec access is a great complement to sitting on your computer all day.
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by funfunfunction 6y ago
Hey I’d love to pick your brain about what it takes to do this kind of work coming from a web/systems engineering background. Shoot me an email at samheutmaker at gmail if you’re open to it.
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by funfunfunction 6y ago
Yes, make more money over a longer period of time, create a better experience for your customers, and be treated well. Their free money isn’t free, and venues are starting to notice.
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by funfunfunction 6y ago
This is not true for artists. 1/3 of all tickets end up on the secondary market, a few of which Ticketmaster owns. This where fans spend a huge amount of money that artists never see. If Ticketmaster is charging a 10% markup in the pri
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by funfunfunction 6y ago
Shameless Plug: It’s still a WIP, and obviously this covid stuff has been hard for us, but my company sellout.io is trying to build a fair alternative that ultimately gives artists the ability to sell tickets directly to fans. Ticketmaster
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by funfunfunction 6y ago
How to solve the rubrik’s cube that’s been sitting on my desk for three years.
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by funfunfunction 6y ago
A thread on Handshake from 6 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20995969
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by funfunfunction 7y ago
It really does depend on the idea. Is it a consumer product? B2B? In the last few years I’ve seen a growing number of companies start with little or no seed funding and grow to a respectable size. If you’re technical, I would start by build
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by funfunfunction 7y ago
I agree that the issue is a problem of management. Though without oodles of cash to wash away missteps, poor management would be much more obvious. The ability to distill user feedback into the minimum number of valuable feature enhancement
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by funfunfunction 7y ago
Feature addiction is exacerbated by VC. Without real consequences to a poorly planned product roadmap due to the years of runway afforded by massive funding rounds, entire orgs fall into the “one more feature” cycle and never focus enough o
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by funfunfunction 7y ago
Hugged to death. “If you were using federated Kuberenetes with node auto-scaling and the latest cloud-native AI-enabled service discovery OSS tools for geographically aware traffic distribution your static site wouldn’t have gone down.”
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by funfunfunction 7y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful reply, this is helpful. The RFP is from a municipal event center and is for ticketing services. We're a team of four and up against some big players. Our website is https://sellout.io if you'r
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by funfunfunction 7y ago
Thanks for the response. Can you provide an example of a template? I can't find one that seems like it would cover everything I would think a company of this size would be interested in.
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Ask HN: What is your SaaS disaster recovery plan?
9 points by funfunfunction 7y ago|8 comments
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by funfunfunction 7y ago
It’s true that a single static IP address is easy to block, but what is stopping an oppressive regime from building tech specifically designed to block Handshake? Correct me if I’m wrong, but Handshake still functions over IP and as such a
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by funfunfunction 7y ago
I love the idea but it seems like like a long shot to get the network effect working in your favor instead of against you. You mention a bottoms up approach and what happened in Catalonia but that is such a tiny percentage of the population
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Ask HN: Best way to learn math fundamentals?
3 points by funfunfunction 7y ago|1 comments
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by funfunfunction 8y ago
Bruce Springsteen’s autobiography. He’s a master storyteller and has an amazing story to tell.
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by funfunfunction 8y ago
Documented where?
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Ask HN: How to negotiate compensation as third employee/CTO?
1 points by funfunfunction 8y ago|1 comments
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by funfunfunction 8y ago
Be open about it. Be prepared to talk about what you did during that time and how it helped you grow.
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by funfunfunction 8y ago
Your users have a right to know who created the software they are putting on their devices. Apple understands this and rightfully requires your personal information. I don’t think work-arounds exist.
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by funfunfunction 8y ago
3 years ago I made the decision not to get a CS degree and haven’t had a problem getting interviews. There are other things to consider. If you’re interested in talking reach out to me at samheutmaker at gmail
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by funfunfunction 8y ago
I use ethermine and have been getting about 180Mhs. I've only mined eth, as it has been the most profitable and I have less confidence in other coins that don't require specialized hardware.
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Ask HN: What do to with crypto miner?
2 points by funfunfunction 8y ago|3 comments
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by funfunfunction 8y ago
See Swagger https://swagger.io/
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by funfunfunction 8y ago
A few thoughts: 1. If this amount of value in the form of a government backed currency was stolen in some manner the victim would have multiple avenues of recourse and it is likely the funds would be returned, at least partially. The stolen
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by funfunfunction 8y ago
> You can also buy them from someone peer to peer if you really want to onramp in a 'decentralized' way. This makes it seem like you can onramp via an exchange and still maintain all the benefits of decentralization. If I don&#

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