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Comment #36551058
Just stumbled upon this thread and wanted to share Richard Hamming's classic talk from '86, "You and Your Research." Then I realized that the funny part is that PG has already link…
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Comment #35484916
This was neat. It reminded me of a similar story in poker history - Stu Ungar. Stu was a phenomenal player who won the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event three times, in 1980,…
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Comment #24221598
Big Teachify crowd here! I will say, Epihub was really the byproduct of Epigrammar (as Mike highlighted above) and us just using the term “hub” a lot. It was hard to mispronounce, …
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Comment #24221554
I think it could work, we haven’t tried it for a conference, but email me directly (first name at company name.com) so we can make sure you’re setup right. To answer your question,…
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Comment #24218717
Yeah the original application borrowed heavily from our first product which predates LiveView so we stuck with what we knew. Our first product actually predates contexts and schema…
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Comment #24218673
Thanks for the question. So a pretty big difference from the outset is the type of customer we focus on (again, correct me if Learnworlds is different). Where Learnworlds is focuse…
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Comment #24218537
Thank you, to be honest Abinsthe and Apollo go together incredibly well. I think coming from Rails and switching out controllers for resolvers made adjusting to building SPAs far e…
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Comment #24217696
Great question. We built the product originally to help us bring a tutoring business online as in-person instruction was impossible. Again, these were businesses built around live …
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Comment #24217488
I’m always amazed by the sheer number of products Google has built and sunset. I didn’t actually know about this, but it sent me down a rabbit hole. What kind of work was most popu…
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Comment #24217406
Yeah we're currently limited by Stripe Express, but we'll probably look to expand relatively soon. We've been looking at RazorPay for India or even enabling Stripe Standard account…
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Comment #24217360
This made me laugh so thank you, but in all seriousness, we started by working through the lifecycle of a customer from the top and push it to the end. The first part being, how do…
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Comment #24217247
Awesome! Feel free to reach out directly or sign up above with Mike and we'll be happy to onboard you personally.
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Comment #24216059
Feel free to shoot me an email directly at first if I can help with any onboarding related questions.
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Comment #24215928
Thanks! Let me know if I can help with anything.
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Comment #24215679
Thanks! It’s been a busy few months, but excited to get it out the gate.
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Launch HN: Epihub (YC S20) – Shopify for teaching online
Hey HN! I’m Uday, and I co-founded Epihub [0] with Kwasi and Michael ( https://epihub.com ). Epihub is Shopify for teaching online. Our software lets you schedule, meet, and bill c…
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Comment #23004592
That’s it right there. I basically have the same thing. Worst comes to worst, Since they are visually so close, when I started, I never forgot what did what.
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Comment #23004073
Something cool to try is to blend your tmux bindings with your vim bindings: https://gist.github.com/mislav/5189704 Mislav Marohnić has a super nice method of moving between tmux s…