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KingNoosh
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Comment #48112396
Google Engineers don't even the other *books much for work, if they don't exclusively dogfood their own products, you know they don't have much faith to keep it going. Likewise the…
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Comment #47746980
One of my current clients is an EV charging firm and realised the tech side is such a mess, though of doing a Parse/Firebase/Stripe for EV chargers and networks. So people don't ne…
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Comment #46266346
I got so sick of not being able to find good driving routes that I'm working on https://shuto.app but also because Waze wants but to cut through London for my current contract gigs…
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Comment #45362316
I find it hilarious that people are arguing against a person w/ your using w/ the word being contrarian w/ you being contrarian right now ahahaha. People it seems have stopped want…
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Comment #31757711
For those who don't get it. Context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31752496
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Comment #26340046
What's with the strangely transphobic jab at the end of the post? Perhaps "linuxreviews" also needs to look at improving their image. It comes off as very petty. I'm not a fan of t…
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Comment #24792691
I've seen the exact same thing as a small-mediumish (100-200 now) start-up I used to work for, there'd be an email sent around to encourage employees to leave a good review, seeing…
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Comment #16990752
I just want to point out that is the same creator as StreetLend[0] who has previously posted the same thing but under their other startup. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=…
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Comment #15153560
CheckRecipient | Design, Engineering & Business Dev Roles | London, UK | ONSITE | https://www.checkrecipient.com/ At CheckRecipient, we have the ambitious goal of protecting enterp…
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Comment #11832044
Was it really a war? I don't believe anyone thought Google Plus would've actually stood a chance, and now it looks like G+ is splitting to many little micro-services such as spaces…