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ganashaw
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About ganashaw
Serial project starter. Currently building a game.
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Comment #34265387
I really enjoy the Eggplant podcast. Early episodes are Spelunky/roguelike focused, but they've branched out a ton since then. https://eggplant.show/
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Ask HN: How have you used your [tech] skills to improve your local community?
I'm looking for ways to put my talent/skills to good use, and the most obvious route for that (short of switching companies and joining a non-profit) that I can think of is to get …
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Comment #26417640
This is super insightful--thanks. You've listed a lot of things about the managerial track that are still achievable on an IC track. You've also listed something things that some m…
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Ask HN: How did you decide between management and technical track?
I'm trying to think about where I see myself in the future, and am struggling to decide between the management track vs. staying an individual contributor. I feel I have the skills…
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Comment #25632529
For me, the value in attending a "top" university is much more about the networking and "name recognition" on resumes, and the enormous boost that those factors offer you over the …
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Comment #25609277
This is great feedback! I definitely think it's a harder sell for someone who already has a system that works for them. Thanks again for taking the time to respond. Happy new year!…
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Comment #25594973
Thanks for the feedback! In my view, these are some of the biggest advantages of Itinee over my previous spreadsheet planning: - Visualize everything on a map. This is big for me j…
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Comment #25593668
My grand vision is actually a "trip itinerary search engine" so people can search for "Barcelona for 2 people for $1000 or less" and get all the matching itineraries. But yes, as y…
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Comment #25588551
Yes! Budgeter here as well :) My YNAB subscription is well worth it, BUT I use YNAB at least weekly. That was a big struggle I had with coming up with a pricing model that made sen…
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Comment #25588259
Thanks for the catch! I updated the language to "...purchase a trip slot and editing access for as low as $10" Your comment makes me wonder if it would be clearer to present things…
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Comment #25587981
That could work! I'm curious what makes subscription models more attractive from your point of view. Is it just simpler to understand? It seems strictly less flexible than a pay-fo…
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Comment #25586344
Yeah, the issue I see with something like that is that realistically, someone could easily take several years to take 3 trips.. seems a bit tricky to convert free customers to payi…
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Comment #25586316
Pretty much by waving my finger in the air :) I originally started with something subscription based, but it felt a bit inflexible. For example, if I offered 6mo subscriptions, peo…
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Comment #25586288
Thanks for the feedback! Pricing is not my forte. My thought process was basically this: - In general, people are probably only planning a single trip at a time (an exception might…
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Comment #25584888
I spent about 6 months building Itinee ( https://itinee.com ) which is a trip planning app focused on being budget conscious. I built it because my wife and I love to travel but my…
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Comment #24657753
You mention remote, but the job description says the position is based in SF. Is this position only remote temporarily due to COVID, or is this a full-time remote position?
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Comment #18000689
Would you mind sharing that problem? Always looking to improve my own interview questions.
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Comment #17511690
I can't figure out why this isn't accepted as an answer for latch? Admittedly there's probably something simpler, but this seems to adhere to spec.. https://i.imgur.com/mnePQc7.png…
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Comment #17122173
As it happens my full-time job is working on our COLREGS path planning and collision avoidance :) Our primary focus at the moment are the rules concerning standing on/giving way wi…
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Comment #17115815
Most of our software roles (one of the biggest teams we're growing at the moment) are located in the U.S.! We'd be very interested to hear from you.
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Comment #17112664
I work for a company that builds boats for many of the same goals in a more traditional form factor. The potential of autonomous marine vehicles is very high, and a very exciting f…
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Comment #16998824
Perhaps I was too general. A more accurate statement would be if more than 3-4 languages are listed without any distinction between languages you're good at and languages you've ju…
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Comment #16982800
I've written about a few things on my blog ( http://blog.debugmyresume.com/2018/04/11/quality_over_quanti... ), but any time someone lists more than 3-4 programming languages, I'm …
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Comment #16945542
I guess that makes us competitors :) I just recently launched a similar, non-automated service. https://debugmyresume.com/ I definitely think your service is attractive given the p…