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Comment #10936982
Maybe the OP's talking about metrics, and what goes into measuring/computing them? Just something off the top of my head. If that's what the OP's going for, "startup mathematics" w…
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Comment #10930446
No, not always. It's something a lot of startups misuse. But I wouldn't say that's how everybody does it. I know some startups that offer equity with a slight pay cut, just to gaug…
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Comment #10460001
As far as looking for complexity goes - it's a matter of perspective. People will look for the complex, just as they'd look for the simple.
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Comment #10459984
Well now, we won't know if it's misguided if we don't do it, don't you think?
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Comment #10459973
Totally agree with you. Hopefully, that's something we'll manage to change just yet :)
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Comment #10257731
Honestly, I'd say go for it, open-source it. Like you said, a successful app's more than just changing icons and the like! One tip - maybe you could think about constructing a tuto…
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Comment #9857169
Leave the political dimensions aside; any place is as risky. Personally, I'd love a scenario where a startup helps me out in terms of travel costs, and maybe putting me up for a we…
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Comment #9749515
Well, if you ignore general trends and the availability of people for a specific stack, I suppose you could go ahead and write your app in a language like Haskell, or even language…
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Comment #8262194
You use Docker, you say? Looks pretty neat!
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Comment #8236071
I think Glacier works on very different principles, for very different scenarios. Dropbox, Drive...they're more for everyday usage. Glacier's more for archived storage, where you'r…
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Comment #8201187
I see. Should check it out, then.
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Comment #8201160
What's the difference between the Web Console in this release, and the IRB console that comes with Better Errors?
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Comment #8201158
I'm pretty sure there's a scarier part where there are still InfoSec pros out there who haven't bothered patching their OpenSSL implementation, months after Heartbleed went public.…
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Comment #8201154
I doubt it'll hurt the OP to ask out here, along with consulting a lawyer. IMHO, if you could simply remove the hooks between the company's Github repo and your personal account, y…
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Comment #8063607
You know, you could write a pretty decent novel with this train of thought.
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Comment #8062995
Well, I've gone with Percona to power an ecommerce site I'm responsible for. Definitely faster than a vanilla MySQL installation. So they use XtraDB on top of InnoDB for greater pe…
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Comment #8035864
Bubble burst?
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