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by mattvv 7mo ago
Some feedback for the team, looked at pricing page and saw it more expensive ($30/dev/mo) and highly limiting (20prs per month per user). We have devs putting up that many prs in a single day. With this kind of plan pretty much no
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by mattvv 2y ago
we <3 privy
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by mattvv 4y ago
Proof of Play | Lead Blockchain Engineer (Solidity) | Remote (NYC HQ) | Full-Time | proofofplay.gg We are a small group of veteran game developers and entrepreneurs creating games using blockchain technology. Our vision is simple: to create
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by mattvv 4y ago
Proof of Play | Lead Blockchain Engineer (Solidity) | Remote (NYC HQ) | Full-Time | proofofplay.gg We are a small group of veteran game developers and entrepreneurs creating games using blockchain technology. Our vision is simple: to create
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by mattvv 5y ago
I had to take down my onhub this weekend, it was my primary router and my network kept dropping, it was part of a google wifi mesh and now one of the wifi points has taken over. Something feels like suspect. Was working fine for 2 years in
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by mattvv 5y ago
- Salesclover.com for BDRs/MRAs - Linkedin Premium for Outreach - Outreach.io for e-mail outreach - Salesforce for Pipeline - Gong for sales training on calls - Founders for leads that have been through the funnel that we deem high val
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by mattvv 5y ago
For US Citizens, it's hard to argue against Puerto Rico. Great tax benefits for product companies and service companies. Catch is you have to move to PR, but it's a beautiful island so why not.
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by mattvv 6y ago
Optic Power | Americas | Multiple Roles | Full-Time | Remote Optic Power is a company founded by former Riot Games Engineers. We build Gaming Adjacent technologies (think Leaderboards, Esports Portals, Tracking of Pro Player Stats etc) in v
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by mattvv 6y ago
GamingPwr | Engineering [Javascript, Unreal Engine, Unity] | Remote [Americas Only] GamingPower was started by Former Riot Games and Google Alum and provides on demand engineering services to gaming companies. Typically we build things like
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by mattvv 6y ago
OpticPwr (codepwr, gamepwr) - (remote). We're team of former ex-Riot Games Engineers who wanted to truely embrace the remote engineering lifestyle. We're looking for like-minded engineers who like to work on challenging projects.
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by mattvv 7y ago
Optic Power - San Juan, PR | REMOTE or Outside Mainland USA | JavaScript Developers | https://opticpower.com We're a consulting company that works on fun and interesting projects using ES6 and React/Redux. We're l
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by mattvv 7y ago
Optic Power | San Juan, PR | Remote Optic Power is looking for javascript engineers! We're a remote based team with some cool projects. We speak both English and Spanish and have friendly get-togethers in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Checkou
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by mattvv 7y ago
Optic Power | San Juan - Puerto Rico www.opticpower.com Come work with former google and Riot Games alums! We are looking for JavaScript es6 devs to join our team! Email your resume to matt At opticpower dot com
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by mattvv 7y ago
LOCATION: San Juan (Puerto Rico) Optic Power LLC is a consulting company that works on ES6, JavaScript, React, Redux Applications. We're former engineers of Riot Games and Google and we're working on difficult problems for our cli
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ShowKit brings MayDay style support to any app(techcrunch.com)
1 points by mattvv 12y ago|0 comments
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by mattvv 13y ago
I could stomach the $299 per year if the prices were cheap, however - cheapest avacado I could find was for $1.29 per avacado.... that's a lot more expensive then the 48c special at sprouts.... especially when you factor in the cost of
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How you can have Mayday for iOS today(blog.showkit.com)
2 points by mattvv 13y ago|0 comments
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by mattvv 13y ago
agreed... i hope it works with them soon!
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by mattvv 13y ago
A lot of networks do this, it's not just Verizon. We've seen invites disappear at many different networks like hotels and different mifis. As well as registrations never go through on some. That said, this and poor implementations
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by mattvv 13y ago
If anyone wants to jump the line for the beta, use the promo code 'HN-demo' and you will get bumped in the line.
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by mattvv 13y ago
Yes, that's one of the major use cases. We have a demo for remote help desk as well in the samples section http://showkit.com/samples
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by mattvv 13y ago
who can i throw my money at to get this
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by mattvv 14y ago
Can't wait until your in WeHo! I hate doing my own washing haha.
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by mattvv 14y ago
As a developer, I find using bootstrap to lay out a project before a designers hand's touches the project really nice. It gives the project a much better look then I would normally put effort into doing and allows the designer flexibility t
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by mattvv 14y ago
That's true drewwwww. The reason for comparison to heroku though was to draw on the simplicity of deploying a ruby on rails application, which is otherwise very difficult. It's easier to explain this to people using heroku then it is to dra
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by mattvv 14y ago
No particular reason, just because it's rails default. You can easily switch up and use Node.js if you like
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by mattvv 14y ago
Badger-Rails is a tool that helps you set up any linux server to be a fully functioning rails environment. It supports deployment like heroku does, using git. We also have support for best practices with resque and multiple app servers bake
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Show HN: Badger-Rails(curiousminds.github.com)
28 points by mattvv 14y ago|21 comments