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shah_s
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Comment #17394941
Am I missing something? Plenty of restaurants have self serve policies.
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Comment #12202294
That's just an excuse. There is early voting and most, if not all states, legally mandate that a company give time off to employees to go vote.
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Comment #12200437
How is a company that isn't making money and struggling financially worth $1B? Let me guess... "users"..
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Comment #11082666
Who is they?
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Comment #10957411
Hi, Thanks for your response. I am not knocking on you or the product because it is a lucrative market (if done right). So, you are taking the risk on the houses? Do you guys rent …
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Comment #10952920
How is this any different from the countless companies that have been doing them for ages?
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Comment #10249411
Make sure you learn to organize your time well. Do not get distracted. Make your environment as close to an office environment as possible. Take any breaks that you would normally …
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Comment #9990865
It's been a while since they invested in UBeam. Any updates? I can't seem to find any.
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Comment #9990854
It's been a while since they invested in UBeam. Any updates? I can't seem to find any.
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Comment #9904847
How can they raise $40m and fail so quickly? How did they burn through that much cash? I hope they actually explain why they failed so others can learn from it.
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Comment #9580670
I wonder what they need that much money for. Their product is pretty solid and I assume they are making a profit. Is it for marketing purpose?
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Comment #9580653
Congrats. I checked out Algolia a while back, and its great to see such progress. I wonder if Algolia and Swiftype will merge because they both offer great products.
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Comment #9542681
This is great news for the node community because a splinter would not have worked for any one. Hopefully, we can leave this behind us and continue to build great node apps.
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Comment #9522983
Yes it is! Wow, small world. I will reach out to you actually, I am interested in learning more!
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Comment #9522689
They are both pretty great, and there are other companies such as linode and atlantic.net (disclaimer: i work for them) that might be good fit. AWS have a lot of services and featu…
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Comment #9500508
What exactly are they spending the money on? Is it marketing? I assume their overhead should actually be very low.
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Comment #9428235
Rails is still the best framework for building CRUD applications. It shouldn't be used for every scenario but if you want to build a traditional CRUD app, nothing is better than Ra…
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Comment #9406313
I had an IBM Thinkpad T30 that lasted me 6+ years.
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Comment #9395873
I think the rise of these development 'boot camps' is causing more harm than good. It devalues programmers skills and worth as well as give people false hopes. I am all for people …
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Comment #9394126
Slack is a great product but I do not think it's worth $2.8B. Hipchat has a much bigger company behind it and people switched to Slack pretty quickly because for the most part it i…
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Comment #9369654
LinkedIn has been making a lot of acquisitions lately. Do they feel that their revenue source from their main product is drying up?