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ontoillogical
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About ontoillogical
Find me at @mveytsman / https://max.computer
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Comment #49099235
I believe this is extremely unexpected behavior for an "auto-renew" feature. If I'm told that I will be autorenwing something in 7 days and am told about a price, that price changi…
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Comment #42996565
I believe you’re incorrect. When I google that phrase it’s from an “Affinity Ventures” which is unrelated. Affineur Ventures seems to just be a cheese themed container (hence ricot…
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Comment #30953027
article is from 2017, can the title be edited to reflect that?
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Comment #30019726
> When we show this to investors we'll explain that the improvement was a big win for our "go to market efforts". But you should know it was really just a bug fix for something we …
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Comment #19553954
What you’re saying about the motivations of candidate sourcing is not reflected in my experience as a startup ceo or an engineer at a large tech company.
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Comment #19550984
I don’t think the value prop of TripleByte to busy CEOs is “you get employees cheaper”, if anything it’s going to cost more than other sources of talent that don’t take a cut of sa…
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Comment #19550826
> For me, for example, the fact that those positions can be matched up to me on TripleByte would literally make me reject those jobs. That seems shortsighted. If I was running a st…
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Comment #17957340
WhatsApp was bringing in 10M in revenues[1] a year with the .99cent fee. Not selling it wouldn’t have made them billionaires, but it’s certainly fuck you money for a team of 8. [1]…
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Comment #16072903
I remember meeting you that day, it was a very surreal start to our summer in Silicon Valley. I'm really happy to hear you're doing well in the space! Building a profitable company…
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Comment #16072060
Alas, it’s in the future tense. We can’t take credit for the current security offerings - it was the work of our soon-to-be coworkers at GitHub.
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Comment #15861606
If you're applying to non-public companies where the stock isn't liquid, it's very hard to compare different packages across companies. Benefits are another story, and I'd love to …
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Comment #15861460
If you're talking about the triplebyte data ( https://triplebyte.com/software-engineer-salary ), Buffer's SF salaries seem comparable.
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Comment #15400898
Thanks for also submitting a ticket https://github.com/thousandetherhomepage/ketherhomepage/issu... ! We've added a blacklist of url schemes and CSP. I'd like to have a whitelist i…
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Comment #15396066
If you own an ad, you can "publish" to change the link or image url any time you want. All it costs is the transaction fees.
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Comment #15395235
The images are actually hosted over http (or ipfs or swarm). The former requires you to find a host, and the later two have ways of compensating for traffic :)
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Comment #15394969
Not exactly. There's an NSFW flag that causes our DApp to not display the ads by default. We (Andrey and I) are able to force the flag true to ads at our discretion.
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Comment #15394938
You pay for gas when you send a transaction (i.e. buy an ad or publish an ad). For displaying, if you browse with Mist or MetaMask, you're pulling the data from the blockchain. Whe…
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Comment #15394906
We actually support IPFS (and Swarm) for hosting images!
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Comment #15394904
You don't need a plugin to view the DApp. If you log in without one you'll see a version pulled from a gateway. In order to interact with the DApp (buy or publish an ad), you can u…
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Comment #15394503
Getting to work with shazow has been the best part of this project. A+ would pair program again.
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Comment #15393466
Author here. My friend and I have been doing some smart contract audits, and we wanted to build a fun contract ourselves. We remembered the Million Dollar Homepage from 12 years ag…
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Comment #14412384
SLC?
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Comment #13861492
>As someone who several years ago "managed" to take over a publicly traded company ... That sounds like an interesting story! Have you told it elsewhere?