fleaflicker

Another real killer feature of web-based IDEs is zero setup for new engineers.

You won’t have to spend a day fiddling with your local env. Everything just works immediately.

There are commercial alternatives like GH codespaces but not as good as Cider-V.

That comment is clearly sarcastic. And Reddit went from floundering to $10b+ public company.

Don’t forget trello

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No particular words of wisdom.

I was 26 and selling to a big company. It’s nice to have somebody experienced in your corner.

Just adding a data point. I got into YC in 08 but didn’t do it because I sold my company before I had a chance to accept.

PG gave me advice during the negotiation with the acquirer anyway.

Fleaflicker | Senior Java Engineer | Brooklyn, NY | REMOTE, Full-time

We're looking for a senior Java engineer to help build and scale the backend services that support our popular fantasy sports platform.

Requirements

* Expert-level knowledge of Java and the JVM

* At least 7 years software engineering experience

* In-depth experience with:

  - Dependency injection libraries (e.g., Guice)

  - Database access libraries for simple CRUD operations and complex, high-performance queries (e.g., JDBC, JDBI)

  - REST API libraries (e.g., JAX-RS and Jersey)

  - HTTP servers (e.g., Tomcat/Jetty)

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