xackpot

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by xackpot 1y ago
To replace the mangers, the AI needs to take care of the following pain points (got some help from chatgpt): Hiring and Talent Acquisition: - Candidate pipeline quality is inconsistent. - Time-consuming resume screening and interview schedu
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Show HN: I Built Hashtini – Turn Hashtags into Shareable Landing Pages
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by xackpot 8y ago
Thanks for the reply. I don't use firebase. Is there any other service that lets me do remote config?
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Ask HN: To Mobile App Devs: How do you change your app's UI?
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by xackpot 10y ago
Hi Guys, Flutterbud is my experiment while I was learning swift. The app lets you record videos and share with your friends at a scheduled showtime. The recipients cannot view the video before the showtime. I created the app using parse-ser
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Show HN: Flutterbud: record videos with a scheduled showtime(flutterbud.com)
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by xackpot 10y ago
Yunha, Great App! I have been using it every morning for more than a month now. I have explored Calm, Headspace, etc but I have finally settled upon Simple Habit. Easy to understand UX and great gamification.
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Would you use parse-server for new projects?
1 points by xackpot 10y ago|0 comments
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by xackpot 10y ago
Are you open to using parse-server? It has good auth API's built in.
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by xackpot 10y ago
I launched 2 websites before my current startup. 1. Drawmics.com. It was about social comic creation. It failed because I couldn't find enough creative people to post comic on the website nor could I get them to create comic on it. Th
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by xackpot 10y ago
I would be interested in knowing about what it includes and does not include. If it seems interesting, we may be interested in it. We are venture funded start-up.
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What elements should I consider while designing a game
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by xackpot 11y ago
I usually open up my Audible app and listen to books that are totally outside my field of work. Great way to make your brain think outside your domain.
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by xackpot 11y ago
The real aim of a startup is to change the world either in the smallest, unnoticeable way or at perceptibly larger way. When you do a startup, you want to address a problem and change the world by solving that problem. If you don't wan
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by xackpot 11y ago
For me, the acquisition is a failure on all levels. Failure to execute, failure in reaching beyond one's capacity to take the startup higher, failure in self-belief. Even though one may have earned money after an acquisition, the real
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How to send product recommendations to mail chimp users
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Ask HN:Which iOS library performs faster for async image loading?
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Buying UX is a demon.(medium.com)
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by xackpot 13y ago
I don't care about 2014. My long term plan is to continue caring and loving my family and go IPO with my startup. One of the things gonna be tough but who wants an easy life?
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by xackpot 13y ago
Yeah, google comes to the rescue more often than not, but I also believe that such code that we put in leads to hacks which may bloat up as messy in the grand scheme of design/structure. For me a good code is something that has proper
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by xackpot 13y ago
Awesome. This is something I try to follow. I use the same concepts that you have listed here. Conforming to the MVC pattern makes it easier to develop. Since my team is using Parse, we don't have to worry about Data Objects and Web Se
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by xackpot 13y ago
Fair enough. I agree that the code has to be working but sometimes, even after laying down the guidelines on how to write code a better way to structure out, things go out of hands with multiple contributors. In my opinion, the solution to
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by xackpot 13y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. I checked out the book by Michael Feathers and it definitely looks helpful. I have embarrassingly low number of unit tests which I need to take care of and introduce more rigorous testing into our code.
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by xackpot 13y ago
Working across teams and developers is one more reason to worry about the quality of the code. Sometimes the code written in not as per our vision and we end up refactoring it. But again, all these things are possible if there is some time
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Do you worry about the quality of code?
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Open sourcing my project:Finderous
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by xackpot 13y ago
We recently had this exercise at our mobile start up when we were deciding on stack. Like any other start-up we wanted to be nimble and fast, so we decided to use ready products with our start up. We chose Parse BaaS for our data, Dotcloud
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by xackpot 13y ago
It's easy to lose focus while coding and quite natural too. I usually follow these methods while coding: 1. Write down the goal for that day that I need to accomplish before I start coding. 2. Break down the goal into mini goals. 3. Take a
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by xackpot 14y ago
I think there are phases of doubts: Phase 1. Idea Strikes. Absolutely no doubts. The idea will kick ass and change the world. Phase 2. Idea development, customer discovery. Doubt creeps in and starts to spread its tentacles. Now the numbers
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by xackpot 14y ago
One more approach that you can follow: 1. Zero out your target location, 2. Go to fiverr.com -> Advertising -> Flyers and Handouts. 3. Choose a person providing a gig at your target location at some school, university or a public pl

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