3 ms·
I mostly feel bad for the node.js developer, James Halliday, who goes by substack. Seeing this article (ad?) and their recruiting ads on HN reminds me of his tw
by bryzaguy 6y ago
I mostly feel bad for the node.js developer, James Halliday, who goes by substack. Seeing this article (ad?) and their recruiting ads on HN reminds me of his tweets:
https://twitter.com/substack/status/1323049757615353856?s=21 https://twitter.com/substack/status/1323049757615353856?s=21
Unsure of the validity to those claims. But it did seem like they capitalized on the familiarity of his username to gain traction early on.
- ulisesrmzroche 6y agoThat’s ridiculous, maybe familiar to a few node devs who are knee deep in code all day but let’s not pretend that he’s a household name on the level of Steve Wozniak