Your framing seems somehow backwards. Based on the other article[0] Nate and David bought out the business from Blue Systems. Jonathan (previously employed by Blue) proposes a co-op model, the new owners say “no thanks,…
We bought our .com after we became "successful" and had significant revenue, however it just redirects to our non-dot-com, because it's too much of a hassle and SEO risk to change at this point.
The code running in my browser isn't a multi-tenant production server, with access to the filesystem and DBs.
Let's keep moving those goalposts 'til the other team can't even see the goal anymore!
If business travel is reduced, you can expect the cost of regular coach class tickets to increase massively as the former pays for the flight and the latter is just there to wring a bit more profit out of the trip.…
It's still the exact same potato-cam in every model, from the Air to the $$$ MacBook Pro "16.
A primary driver of SaaS sales is trust. Nobody wants to bet on a platform that is going to pivot or shut down within 12 months. It's not about price, it's about disruption to business in both adopting and offboarding…
As a user of a library, I don't really care how it works. Under the hood it can be arbitrarily complex or simple, and please feel free to change the implementation weekly for all I care. I care very deeply about my own…
I feel that with class components I have a really good understanding of what is rendering and most importantly, when. componentDidMount, shouldComponentUpdate, PureComponent, etc. With hooks, it's much more magic. And…
That was however the intent of the statement: Companies that pay dividends or make share buy-backs are more vulnerable in a crisis [compared to otherwise identical companies who build a cash buffer]. I disagree that…
And they can definitely still do that. AFTER they've paid back the state aid they received.
If the company is itself not based in NY or SF, it makes little sense and often isn't possible to offer NY and SF salaries. If remote work became the new standard, it doesn't mean that everyone is suddenly paid SF…
Firms applying for Danish state aid must promise not to pay dividends or make share buy-backs in 2020 and 2021. Companies would be allowed to pay dividends again if they pay back the aid. This makes perfect sense,…
100% agreed, GitHub SAML is unequivocally good. I'm in the "cat sharing startup", so my view and comments are colored by that perspective. Our options are to pay $$$ for a competent auth provider, or take on a much…
SSO is a great benefit to the customers, with real tangible security and management benefits. I'm however speaking from the point of view of the service provider (the SaaS app) and about SAML in particular. I feel that…
I agree. There's a million SAML for Java/Python/Node.js/Foo libraries out there, all with a long list of issues and known cases that don't work correctly, security issues etc. but it's the wrong model in my opinion.…
Passwords, rate limits, resets, etc. are the same for everyone, and so are the problems and the solutions to those. SAML on the other hand is different for each organization. Providers pay Auth0 and the like to have…
SAML (and 2FA to a lesser extent) comes with some serious support burdens on the companies offering it. There's a long tail of more or less broken SAML implementations on both the service and identity provider sides,…
Hmm, literally the only paid feature left on the Teams plan we're using is Draft PRs. I am worried that as it looks like I won't need to pay for this service, that I, my team and my code will become the product to…
There are major unknowns about the long-term viability of everything from airlines, hotels to ice cream parlors. Consumer behavior will change as a result of this, and more so when the second (and third...) waves of the…
Also cancelling your credit card does not cancel your subscriptions! Try explaining to Salesforce that you don't really need to pay that bill, you see you cancelled the card... Then explain the same thing to the…
There's an interesting article in NYTimes on how heart attacks are way down https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/06/well/live/coronavirus-doc... People just not wanting to go to the emergency rooms is not enough to explain…
And how's that working out for Sweden? 20x death rate to date compared to neighboring Finland which has a lockdown in place, and an ever accelerating rate of infected. Cool, cool. Also China today is nothing like China…
Because it makes literally no sense for 50 states to compete and outbid each other for a scarce set of resources when you already have an umbrella organization, the Federal government, that could coordinate the…
Zoom's updates also runs though the entire installer again as of today.
Your framing seems somehow backwards. Based on the other article[0] Nate and David bought out the business from Blue Systems. Jonathan (previously employed by Blue) proposes a co-op model, the new owners say “no thanks,…
We bought our .com after we became "successful" and had significant revenue, however it just redirects to our non-dot-com, because it's too much of a hassle and SEO risk to change at this point.
The code running in my browser isn't a multi-tenant production server, with access to the filesystem and DBs.
Let's keep moving those goalposts 'til the other team can't even see the goal anymore!
If business travel is reduced, you can expect the cost of regular coach class tickets to increase massively as the former pays for the flight and the latter is just there to wring a bit more profit out of the trip.…
It's still the exact same potato-cam in every model, from the Air to the $$$ MacBook Pro "16.
A primary driver of SaaS sales is trust. Nobody wants to bet on a platform that is going to pivot or shut down within 12 months. It's not about price, it's about disruption to business in both adopting and offboarding…
As a user of a library, I don't really care how it works. Under the hood it can be arbitrarily complex or simple, and please feel free to change the implementation weekly for all I care. I care very deeply about my own…
I feel that with class components I have a really good understanding of what is rendering and most importantly, when. componentDidMount, shouldComponentUpdate, PureComponent, etc. With hooks, it's much more magic. And…
That was however the intent of the statement: Companies that pay dividends or make share buy-backs are more vulnerable in a crisis [compared to otherwise identical companies who build a cash buffer]. I disagree that…
And they can definitely still do that. AFTER they've paid back the state aid they received.
If the company is itself not based in NY or SF, it makes little sense and often isn't possible to offer NY and SF salaries. If remote work became the new standard, it doesn't mean that everyone is suddenly paid SF…
Firms applying for Danish state aid must promise not to pay dividends or make share buy-backs in 2020 and 2021. Companies would be allowed to pay dividends again if they pay back the aid. This makes perfect sense,…
100% agreed, GitHub SAML is unequivocally good. I'm in the "cat sharing startup", so my view and comments are colored by that perspective. Our options are to pay $$$ for a competent auth provider, or take on a much…
SSO is a great benefit to the customers, with real tangible security and management benefits. I'm however speaking from the point of view of the service provider (the SaaS app) and about SAML in particular. I feel that…
I agree. There's a million SAML for Java/Python/Node.js/Foo libraries out there, all with a long list of issues and known cases that don't work correctly, security issues etc. but it's the wrong model in my opinion.…
Passwords, rate limits, resets, etc. are the same for everyone, and so are the problems and the solutions to those. SAML on the other hand is different for each organization. Providers pay Auth0 and the like to have…
SAML (and 2FA to a lesser extent) comes with some serious support burdens on the companies offering it. There's a long tail of more or less broken SAML implementations on both the service and identity provider sides,…
Hmm, literally the only paid feature left on the Teams plan we're using is Draft PRs. I am worried that as it looks like I won't need to pay for this service, that I, my team and my code will become the product to…
There are major unknowns about the long-term viability of everything from airlines, hotels to ice cream parlors. Consumer behavior will change as a result of this, and more so when the second (and third...) waves of the…
Also cancelling your credit card does not cancel your subscriptions! Try explaining to Salesforce that you don't really need to pay that bill, you see you cancelled the card... Then explain the same thing to the…
There's an interesting article in NYTimes on how heart attacks are way down https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/06/well/live/coronavirus-doc... People just not wanting to go to the emergency rooms is not enough to explain…
And how's that working out for Sweden? 20x death rate to date compared to neighboring Finland which has a lockdown in place, and an ever accelerating rate of infected. Cool, cool. Also China today is nothing like China…
Because it makes literally no sense for 50 states to compete and outbid each other for a scarce set of resources when you already have an umbrella organization, the Federal government, that could coordinate the…
Zoom's updates also runs though the entire installer again as of today.