FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

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Adobe Edge Web Fonts

Original English

because they never seem to tell you how much those extra permissions will actually cost). …

Business ideas

Ask HN: Is it possible to make FAANG salaries without working there?

Original English

I'm not a maximize comp at all costs robot, but it's a big big factor.

Tool picks

Open source maintainers underpaid, swamped by security, and going gray

Original English

Most of the FOSS we use already has plenty of paid devs.

Tool picks

Mongo but on Postgres and with strong consistency benefits

Original English

I wouldn't not use Postgres because of this problem, just like I wouldn't not use MongoDB because they had bugs in a new feature.

Hard lessons

Ask HN: Have you ever worked on a product that was killed by technical debt?

Original English

I worked for a company that grew considerably for 10 years and then lost its biggest client and folded quickly.

Hard lessons

Startups in 13 Sentences (2009)

Original English

We failed because we over-engineered a simple idea without truly knowing our customers or the industry.

Tool picks

Mobifree – An open-source mobile ecosystem

Original English

I use Droidify which is simpler to use especially adding repositories.

Tool picks

Google Cloud Platform is the first cloud provider to offer Intel Skylake

Original English

I'm working on a migration to it, so I'm not very experienced with it, but so far, it's been very painful compared to GCE or …

Tool picks

Under the hood: Facebook’s cold storage system

Original English

In addition I had the networking setup for a much more conventional network and we were doing the switch aware stuff in the config but …

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