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nemrow
8y ago
Woflow | Full Stack / Front End Engineer | San Francisco | Full Time | Onsite Looking to add an engineer to our small team to help us keep up with growth! Tech: Ember.js / Ruby on Rails We are building the data backbone of the foo
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8y ago
Woflow is hiring full stack engineers! San Francisco | React | Rails | GraphQL We power the worlds largest food delivery companies by helping them build and maintain their restaurant menu data. Looking to add a few more engineers to our 2-p
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Does your company hire expats?
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12y ago
This is extremely helpful.
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Prioritizing and Building Features in a Fast Growing Startup
(engineering.teleborder.com)
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Coding, Crowd(sourcing/funding), Card Games, and Completely Controversial
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How We Cleaned Up Strong Params in Rails 4
(engineering.teleborder.com)
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12y ago
fullcontact.com has some accuracy in there searches. They are not free, and it is not a consumer facing company though.
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Fuck Up the Internet with Absolute CSS Selector Paths
(nemrow.tumblr.com)
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12y ago
I butt heads with folks every day over the importance of validation before building begins. I have always been a believer in BUILDING first. The only way to really validate the product is to the put it in REAL hands and see how it does. Wel
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12y ago
Way cool! I am impressed.
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13y ago
Props on the innovation. Devil's Advocate: Barcodes were put in place to speed up mass quantity entry. This might cause a lineup as the ticket-taker is now a 'bouncer' and has to verify each persons physical identity. Have yo
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Bitcoin & Tea
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13y ago
Thats a pretty sweet way to utilize startup strategies you have learned on the job to benefit you personally.
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Idea to App in 2 weeks
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Dutch Pairing - Pair Programming on another level
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Coding Mustache
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Ultimate solution to cross-browser compatibility
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Too many assholes building apps
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Hacker News of Music? Would You?
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Figure out what you suck at. Damnit.
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Tech Industry Doesn't Know Music
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13y ago
I love these kind of projects! Keep up the "point"-less work! :)
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13y ago
I just began blogging myself, and it really helps me take a step back and realize / think about what I learn on a day to day basis.
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13y ago
I totally agree with that! There are tons of companies that "win the lottery", and build a product with no validation and succeed. It is obviously not the "right" way to do it, but sometimes it does work.
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13y ago
Bingo! :)
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13y ago
I hear what you are saying. I have tons of pages of lessons I learned that I will touch on in later posts. I tried to summarize the whole experience in to one page. My experiences took me to business meeting after business meeting, and open
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13y ago
All of these things I DO agree with. And yes, we are young. We might not use the word "shit" on our homepage next time. But Hell, I used the word "fuck" on the title of this article, and it sure turned alot of heads.
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13y ago
We were a middle-man to the artists. We had it setup so when a fan bought their music all of the money went directly to us, and then we paid out the artist. That is where we went wrong. You need to use "recipient tokens" so the money is spl
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13y ago
Yes, Bandcamp was for sure our competitor. Simple to use, and well known. Our added value was the dynamic pricing (which we found out was not a value at all). There are many pain points for artists. The main one is "no one is buying my musi
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