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I usually pick 51, no idea why.
I'm interested in this approach
That made me realize I'm actually making journalists lives better with my software.
I left a comment with more details in this post. I'm a software engineer with plenty of professional experience and design is not my strong.
Our tech is a 'lingua franca' of APIs. We started with newsrooms but the benefits apply pretty much to any large Enterprise. Newsrooms were a good first vertical because they are desperate for innovation.
Hit me up: moura at the oko.ai domain
Every time I repeat a search query and end up finding the answer in the same website I visited before I wish I marked that link as the 'definite answer'.
Next time I search for the same information the extension would point me directly to my previously marked link.
Maybe by letting people could subscribe to each other answers I could bootstrap better google. Developers seem a good initial target market. Students too...
Your network should find you a job pretty quickly. Might not be what you are looking for but it can pay the bills.
I think YC can be invaluable to any company in many different aspects. For me it would be an amazing opportunity to create a great team.
My current users absolutely love my product (just came back from a week of user interviews at their office), my company is default alive for the foreseeable future but I'm running solo.
I feel overwhelmed. I have a couple of customers waiting to start using our product because I don't know if I will be able to provide the great customer support my current customers have.
I want to find people to join me but it is pretty hard when my country startup ecosystem is still immature.
I changed my product until user loved it and now I feel stuck.
"Based on that ongoing assessment, we have concluded that the incident involved your workspace."
Here is the email I got:
" We are writing to notify you of a security incident that happened between August 26 and August 31, 2019. We became aware of it on August 31, resolved it immediately, and have been assessing the scope of impact since then. Based on that ongoing assessment, we have concluded that the incident involved your workspace. We are very sorry for any issues this may cause.
What happened? Between August 26 and August 31, 2019, an unauthorized party compromised a Segment employee’s account and used it to gain unauthorized access to Segment product usage data. Upon detection, we took immediate action, disabling and deleting the account and removing unauthorized access. We also reported the incident to law enforcement.
What information was involved? The unauthorized party accessed information about how Segment users interact with the Segment product, as well as first name, last name, email address, and IP address for your Segment users, and the Segment write keys for your workspace. No Segment customer passwords were compromised.
No personally identifiable information relating to your own customers was accessed. As a result, no action is required from you at this time.
More information For more information, please visit oursecurity bulletin page. This page contains a detailed timeline about what happened and information about what actions Segment has taken in response. It will be updated with any new developments.
If you have any further questions, please reach out to support@segment.com. We again apologize for any inconveniences this incident may cause.
Sincerely, Coleen Coolidge Chief Information Security Officer"
Each client will have multiple users.
I had a student in one of my software engineering classes with a similar disability, a few years after I dropped out I found he developed a VR game and Playstation bought it!
Sometimes I wish I had the same willpower.
1500 p/month is more than enough to live comfortably
Send me an email at moura at my the domain in my profile
Feel free to contact me directly. moura @ the domain in my profile
Is Sanctum fun to play with friends? I'm thorn between buying a single key (3 euros) or four keys (7 euros) on steam.