Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
BryanB55
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
23 ms
·
211.
▲
by
BryanB55
14y ago
I guess some of it is simply opinion and personal preferences. In my opinion, good UI doesn't require users to go searching for documentation pages.
212.
▲
by
BryanB55
14y ago
Regardless if you like this design or not, I think HackerNews does need some kind of redesign. I can remember when I first started reading there were a lot of things that just weren't intuitive to me. I always wondered why a site for "hacke
213.
▲
by
BryanB55
14y ago
I'm wondering the same thing... Has anyone also used Plupload? I can't really find anything to say this would be better but I haven't used it yet. ( http://plupload.com )
214.
▲
by
BryanB55
14y ago
What does that mean? I've never seen any company do that.
215.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I'm the same way and have thought about this concept... I'm not even completely sure exactly what Firebase is but it sounds similar to that idea just requires more coding experience.
216.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
My only problem with 9 digit zip codes is that I have no idea what mine is. I know the first 5 but not the last 4. If you have multiple addresses or move around a lot its not something you are quick to remember, at least for me. I wonder ho
217.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
Despite the mentioned problems with this method I still think it is a great start and should be implemented more often. The U.S. GDP is three times larger than any other economy, there is no doubt that for a lot of sites, US addresses are t
218.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I'm no programmer. I'd consider myself more of a designer and marketer. But I plan on creating a SAAS app soon and I was planning to use PHP for one main reason in that our billing system will be PHP (WHMCS) and our CMS will be php (WordPre
219.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I dont know, even the link you provided... the first few are something about "rx" sounds like cheap knockoff drugs from Mexico, "clickbank affiliate", affiliate gambling site, "makecashtakingsurveys.biz"... These all sound like the scum of
220.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
Crazy to see how much these sites are going for... I'm always interested in finding some niche sites for sale but Flippa always seemed so..spammy to me. It seems like all of the sites on there are for article writing/spinning, reverse telep
221.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I completely disagree. I absolutely love digital deposits. Unfortunately I have Bank of America who is incredibly slow at implementing this but I use the same feature on the PayPal app as a way to get around not having it with BOA. I've ser
222.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
For some reason I'm not very excited about this. We jut moved to the Samurai Gateway and I've never been a big fan of Groupon and their business model. I'm just wondering what they are going to do with FeeFighters now. I wouldn't be too sur
223.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
We started using them on the print pages of homes for sale that we provide for our clients. The QR links to a google map of the property's address. Usually a buyer would print out the listing and take it with them to see the house. So far i
224.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I think $20 is cheap enough.. I'm wondering why they switched all prices to ending in 0 now and how that will affect conversions. I feel like we are always so used to ending in 9's or 7's
225.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I wonder how this would work for 4 categories instead of 3? When looking at something like backpackit.com, I really like how their packages feel like there are more options to get in at different price points.
226.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I may start using stripe in the future. For right now we just left authorize.net (they suck) and moved to Samurai by FeeFighters: https://samurai.feefighters.com/ - I haven't heard much about them on HN but so far they seem great. Their i
227.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
Less competitors... Yes, quite possibly. Do real estate agents have real money to spend on product to make their life easier? Sure. Of course they do, but so do other people. Your point about $4.99 iphone apps, I'm not sure what that has to
228.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I did this and I can see how "getting out of your niche" works but be careful that you know who your customers will be. I went into working with the real estate industry, particularly realtors. I now find myself really wanting to get into h
229.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
ha I was thinking the exact same thing.
230.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
The first thing I thought of was how sheets are like the real world and how that makes things so much more easier to use (if done right). I'm not sure why you like to rebell against using physical world analogies? Specially for less tech sa
231.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
No thank you. My privacy is worth a bit more than $25
232.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I partially agree and thought the same thing when reading DHH's responses but it seems that that may be part of his personality. If you read any of his blog posts on SVN he tends to use some "not-so-friendly language"... In my opinion, it g
233.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I haven't heard about it before either. I thought the same thing when I saw this.
234.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
that seems reasonable to me if you look at the nature of the start page and how broad and untargeted the traffic is. I would think a lot of people opened their browser and then just opened another tab without letting it interrupt what they
235.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
I found this all pretty pointless... The TSA people were just doing their job. I will gladly be quiet or even assist them in any reasonable screening duties if it means keeping us safe. That is all they are trying to do, it's not like they
236.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
The most interesting part of this article: How someone could leave Apple to work at JC Penny! Really? For some reason I have a feeling he's doing it mainly for the money, but that's just me speculating...I surely hope not.
237.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
If you using bad grammer like this title, you are doing it wrong.
238.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
That's pretty cool... I couldn't even imagine running a site that needs that many servers.
239.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
"It's something that will go unnoticed by 99% of people. But the few who notice our attention to detail will evangelize it. They will shout their discovery. If I saw one of those gorgeous thermostats, I'd sure as hell tell someone -- about
240.
▲
by
BryanB55
15y ago
This may be obvious but what you did to get to those million users and if you have any regrets or what you would do differently. Sounds like an interesting article, can't wait to read it!
More ›