paulodeon

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by paulodeon 2y ago
While I agree with the sentiment espoused here, as a capitalist and business owner It's not a good look to praise other companies for sacking their workers. Most likely he's trying to validate his own decision to remove politics f
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by paulodeon 3y ago
LOL, given we couldn't even get an alternative vote referendum through, there is literally sub single digit percentage chances this happens in any of our lives: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_United_Kingdom_Alt
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by paulodeon 4y ago
As I'm sure you are aware Generative AI is absolutely the hot button VC area of interest right now. This should greatly ease your funding process. That said there will be a number of hygiene factors that your company must meet in order
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by paulodeon 4y ago
The main points of this article: 1. "no-code platforms aren’t extensible and scalable after reaching production, despite how critical they’ve become to how companies operate." 2. Make no-code platforms developer-extensible and evo
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by paulodeon 4y ago
The real question here: would they have been able to build the successful business they did without no code? I'd argue possibly not. Nocode served its purpose here.
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by paulodeon 4y ago
Firstly there are good careers to be had now just building apps in no-code. Secondly there will be a massive need for software development of any kind for a long time to come. The pay and working conditions are some of the best out there as
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by paulodeon 4y ago
This is why we are building RailsRocket ( https://www.railsrocket.app/ ) You can get started with no-code but you have no vendor lockin because our apps are real Rails code apps. You can extend them to your hearts content onc
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by paulodeon 4y ago
At https://railsrocket.app/ we are focused on that. - Easy no-code interface - SaaS focused modules and components - Real Rails code output We are currently in Alpha where we build your app for you in RailsRocket for the mo
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by paulodeon 4y ago
We're working on a no-code SaaS app builder that creates real Rails apps at https://www.railsrocket.app . It's not a boilerplate, but it's even better as you can create a full app without writing code as well as co
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by paulodeon 4y ago
This confirms my suspicion that CSS was designed in an ivory tower. Despite being a "good developer" cut my teeth in C++ etc always had difficulties with CSS. The mental hurdles required to understand various concepts bore no rela
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by paulodeon 5y ago
Equity only Cofounder | Growth / Product / CTO | Fully remote RailsRocket is a no-code app builder that creates real Ruby on Rails apps. Our aim is to make app building super easy while keeping the benefits of open source code. We
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by paulodeon 5y ago
Building https://www.railsrocket.app/ a no-code app builder that creates real code apps. Looking for a cofounder(s) to help take it to the next level. I'm looking for the following roles and skills, but if you're
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by paulodeon 5y ago
You're following the wrong people my friend.
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by paulodeon 6y ago
"Towel of Babel" made me laugh. Not something you want to dry your face with!
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by paulodeon 6y ago
I saw a live performance using a 12 foot Tesla coil at Burning Man 2017 It was earthed to a 18 foot tall geodesic dome. They played a medley of tracks and then the base of the Tesla coil mildly exploded and started burning. I went by the ne
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by paulodeon 7y ago
We recently launched dark mode for our email building app Milliner https://www.milliner.app/ . It allows you to build dark mode optimized email, and when you preview the email in dark mode, the whole app changes to dark mode
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by paulodeon 7y ago
Co-founder here. We created milliner to solve a problem we experienced building HTML marketing emails for our clients. Building HTML emails in 2019 is a bit like building Websites 10 years ago - loads of different email clients with their o
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Show HN: Milliner - A web app to quickly visually create responsive HTML emails(milliner.app)
6 points by paulodeon 7y ago|1 comments
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by paulodeon 7y ago
We're building a software tool that lets you create HTML emails visually without worrying about client specific rendering bugs like this. It's due to launch in the next month. If you're interested email paul.odeon@milliner.ap
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by paulodeon 8y ago
SEEKING WORK | London | Onsite/Remote | 3 month or shorter contracts or price work Full-stack developer/team leader with 15+ years experience with web technologies, 10 years experience managing teams and 5 years experience running
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by paulodeon 9y ago
"I am talking about 46.5 hours of 100 percent concentration. It could have changed your life." This is nuts, an hour or so per day of low-quality time in the evening after doing a full days work and various chores, gym etc will ne
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by paulodeon 12y ago
Another way of looking at it is that rigorous policing and removal of corruption from the police and law enforcement is a contributing factor in the current decline in social mobility. The article is not at all forthcoming with solutions bu
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by paulodeon 12y ago
Intermittent fasting is the smart way to restrict calories whilst still enjoying food.
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by paulodeon 13y ago
The underlying assumption of this article is that it's easier to read code than it is to read english. Well even for a developer of 15 years even the most obtuse English can be more easily absorbed than the cleanest code. The speed of
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by paulodeon 13y ago
Scrolls Down...Meet Bob...Goodbye Bob...Clicks back
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by paulodeon 14y ago
My first thought: That's a short list!
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by paulodeon 14y ago
There are loads of great new services for email these days. Sendicate is interesting because of it's opinionated approach and great modern design. If you already have a design though you should try Mailrox ( https://www.mailrox.com ). It's
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by paulodeon 15y ago
It's called behavioural retargeting http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavioral_retargeting and it's becoming a lot more popular with advertisers. I get it all the time...
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by paulodeon 16y ago
I think you have to split retail from investment banking. Retail is ripe for disruption, bad service, poor websites, limited products etc. Creating a Retail Bank 2.0 could really change the sector. I have difficulties seeing investment bank
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by paulodeon 17y ago
I think the point is that this is simply the best dataset out there, it hasn't been cherry-picked. The only problem with this article is that there is no mention of how the gulfstream could have had a stabilising effect. The 30 year periods

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