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by adenta 4y ago
After selling my YC W20 startup, I carved out a niche of building MVP’s for other startups. I was worried I wouldn’t be able to differentiate myself from race-to-the-bottom dev shops, but I’ve been making it work. I have a ton of relevant e
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Scribble: Embed a PDF editor and e-sign in your app
9 points by adenta 4y ago|1 comments
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What have you had to build and rebuild, everywhere you go?
1 points by adenta 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you like recruiter spam?
2 points by adenta 4y ago|2 comments
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by adenta 4y ago
Criya | Frontend, Platform, & Integration Engineers | U.S. REMOTE / San Francisco Bay Area • We help creators turn their passion into a business. • Ruby on Rails backend, React.js/TypeScript frontend. Exploring full stack java
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by adenta 4y ago
Great question! The react ecosystem is pretty great. Chakra UI makes it easy to take out of the box components and piece them together. I'd love to see the new turbo/hotwire stuff catching on and getting a ton of libraries in the
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by adenta 4y ago
Author here! Love seeing younger developers think critically about an organization's bottlenecks. Shameless plug, but if the article was interesting, you should totally come to one of our hiring events this week: https://cal
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by adenta 4y ago
Author here, love this comment. Wish I would've wrote more about this loop (thing breaks in production, writing a test so said thing wont break again). I really wish their was a way to make integration tests run quickly.
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My priorities while building a webapp from scratch(criya.notion.site)
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by adenta 5y ago
Could you send a link? I thought _I_ was cool for just making a thermoform mold of my teeth that I've been documenting at https://www.tiktok.com/@unofficial_denta.istry
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by adenta 5y ago
Consider checking out Holofit. When I tried both 18 months ago, Holofit was leaps and bounds better, and I still use it daily.
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by adenta 5y ago
How often do people reach out to you like this?
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by adenta 5y ago
Imagine not having to think about cross browser comparability. Customer wants to use internet explorer? Just head to ie.example.com, for a mighty version of a given website.
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by adenta 6y ago
As an avid https://www.holodia.com/ user, I believe fitness is VR’s killer app.
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by adenta 6y ago
I was thinking about this recently. Everyone wants to replicate the success of Mattermost. I think the reason Mattermost works is because the customer is an IT department. When you get outside IT, the value prop completely vanishes. Regular
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by adenta 6y ago
I believe google owns ITA.
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by adenta 6y ago
+1 for Courier! Big fan.
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by adenta 6y ago
> Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried about abuse, email hn@ycombinator.com and we'll look
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by adenta 6y ago
Ahh, I understand, this is my mistake. What I really want is an integration between Instantsearch.js, and Postgres. Typesense has written a custom adapter for Instantsearch & Typesense. I would love to just hook Instantsearch up to dire
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by adenta 6y ago
I don't quite follow. For a system reliant entirely on Postgres, you can just fetch the records, and join them in real time, no? It would be much slower than elasticsearch, but still _good enough_ for a lot of use cases.
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by adenta 6y ago
I’ve asked about this before, it’s on their roadmap.
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by adenta 6y ago
Is such a thing possible? Yes. Has anybody built it? No :(. That would totally be the dream though. No reindexing. Pg_search is def fast enough for a large swath of use cases. What I do is I’ve built a real barebones search controller that
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by adenta 6y ago
I write a bunch of e2e tests, and not many unit tests. I'm on the fence about if this is a good idea or not. I feel like when you are starting at zero, you need more e2e tests, before writing more unit/service tests as your produc
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by adenta 6y ago
Cold emails can be a highly effective strategy, surprisingly.
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by adenta 6y ago
This seems, so much more valuable than trying to use OpenAPI to generate server side code. Thanks!
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by adenta 6y ago
As someone who used openAPI for the first time recently, I don’t understand the benefit. Im building an integration between two different API’s. I was given the openAPI spec and instructed to find a mock server generator to get a boilerplat
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by adenta 6y ago
In my use case, I wanted a smaller phone, that’s harder to get sucked in to using ( http://palm.com/ ).
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by adenta 6y ago
I use iMessage with a Palm companion. Keep a $100 Mac mini under my bed and connected to WiFi. Tbh, after a year of slowly fiddling with my setup, it is quite inconvenient. It’s so close to being amazing, but there are enough small things t
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by adenta 6y ago
What?
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by adenta 6y ago
I support Internet Explorer through https://quik.dev/ . It's essentially internet explorer as a service, seriously impressive.

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