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Comment #21937398
Location: St. Louis Remote: Willing (some travel OK too) Relocate: No Technologies: AWS (SA Pro), Go, Python, JS, Scala, Linux, Postgres, Dynamo, Cassandra, Redis, Terraform, Ansib…
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Comment #21380128
That’s sort of the vision I have for https://www.naverator.com/ . Make planning the actual specifics of a particular trip easier, but also make it easier to discover and share idea…
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Comment #21338281
You're right, it is all manual for now. I do like the idea of some sort of import, but it's intended for a more general audience. I'm not sure my mom would figure out how to create…
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Comment #21337365
Neat project! If anyone's interested in more of a full-featured web app for travel planning, I've been working on developing https://www.naverator.com/
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Comment #21284453
> The ability to take the feedback and double down in just a few days is motivational. Maybe. I took it slightly differently. They received negative feedback after a 10 minute pitc…
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Comment #20119329
It's all done through AWS Cognito so it's something I got working with the default code-based method and then moved on to other things. I'll look at reprioritizing a confirmation l…
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Comment #20119235
I mentioned in another comment that I've been working on something targeted more at the personal vacation space: https://www.naverator.com TripIt is good for business travelers and…
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Comment #20119177
Seems like as good a time as any to Show HN (or shamelessly plug my side-hustle, depending on how you look at it): https://www.naverator.com It's a trip organizer/sharing platform …
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Comment #16958742
Really cool! I love simple solutions like this.
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Comment #16478273
Don't think of it as a call for a quote, think of it as an initial sales contact. An unsolicited inbound phone inquiry is about the strongest possible lead you can possibly get. Th…
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Comment #16478139
You should not start charging double to existing customers (which is why Stripe doesn't allow you to edit existing plans). You should keep them on a grandfathered plan for at least…
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Comment #16413936
> Essentially, I come up with a new tactic to motivate myself every couple of months. If I don't do so, I find myself struggling to meet my goals and distracted. How often do you t…
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Comment #16413812
I would personally discourage you from incorporating as a Delaware C corp unless you absolutely have no other option. On top of the registered-agent fees, Delaware charges a minimu…
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Comment #16413685
> We don't solve problems, but we create some amazing products that people want. Sure sounds like you're solving someone's problem ;)
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Comment #16347299
You have to find a broker that will sell them to you. Usually these things aren't vanilla options, they're some sort of quasi-option derivative.
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Comment #16136528
It's tricky for interviewers because a lot of candidates claim to be "senior" yet can't even solve fizzbuzz on a whiteboard. Look for jobs with "Lead" or "Architect" in the title, …
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Comment #16135267
> 2017 was a pustule of a year, politically and personally; the general anxiety around the degradation of American democracy made it hard to get much done. If you're the type of pe…
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Comment #16127145
Totally uninformed comment. Signal the app relies on centralized servers to route messages & discover contacts. Signal the protocol (which is what Skype is rolling out) is a messag…
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Comment #16120631
I was right there with you for a long time, but the touchpads on PC flagships have largely caught up. I switch between a Dell XPS 15 and a late-model MBP daily, and while I still g…