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Have you just discovered this and posted to HN? :)
by ruslan_talpa 7y ago
Have you just discovered this and posted to HN? :)
- skrebbel 7y agoThat's roughly the idea of this site, right :-)
- pictur 7y agoSo?
- ruslan_talpa 7y agoNothing wrong with it, it’s just weird to me seing a link directly to the homepage of a product that’s been around for 5 years now, and not something like “how to do x with postgrest”. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a good thing, just a little weird (in a good way) to me
- pbreit 7y agoI guess Hacker News is a little quirky like this. Your first comment seemed weirder.
- ruslan_talpa 7y agoYeah i know, didn’t know ho to exactly express the feeling (nice surprise)
- ben_jones 7y agoThe frequency by which this project appears at the top of HN does not correlate with its production usage and thus feels like gorilla marketing, at least to me.
- detaro 7y agoLooking through the search results, it seems like it's been potentially high on the front page 3 times in 4 years.
- ruslan_talpa 7y agoThat was the surprise part behind my other (downvoted) comment, surprised that it still comes up on homepage with direct links (as oposed to some new development around it)
- ruslan_talpa 7y agoIt’s not marketing (100% sure :). Do you have some info on it’s usage in production?
- mlyle 7y agoDamn gorillas.
- james_s_tayler 7y agoI don't see why you're going so ape about it?
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- bdcravens 7y agoOlder projects regularly find their way to the front of HN. For example, recently the NeverSSL project was on the front page. It has been submitted 10 times over the past 3 years (the homepage, not updates), and has been on the front page of HN before.