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Koj ( https://koj.co ) | Chief Design Officer | Zurich, Switzerland | REMOTE, FULL-TIME Koj is "living as a service" — consumers get their apartment fully-furnished by a professional interior designer and rent high-quali
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Love this! Amazing stuff happening in the fintech space in India. I remember the Axis Bank fiasco when several API consumers stopped working/accepting API requests when their servers went down. If I understand correctly, you're an
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Spinsanity fact checking news site (2001–2005)
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Show HN: Open-source status page/uptime monitor powered by GitHub
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Thanks for pointing this out! The idea here was that CI/CD systems (such as self-hosted runners) charge for the wall-clock time.
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Nodemailer postinstall script wastes 2 months of computation time every week
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We use the [fast] flag in comments when we want to skip all tests and CI checks and deploy quickly in case of emergency bug fixes: https://koj.co/en-ch/blog/fast-github-actions-deployments-fo...
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> My context is that I've not looked into TypeScript yet. That means I have no idea how it works. The main problem Tim has is that he doesn't write TypeScript, so he wouldn't be able to contribute to dependencies. I don&#x
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Quick sidenote: This was built as a frontend app, no backend, which directly talks to the iTunes API in the browser. As a hack, it uses DuckDuckGo's !ducky feature for links.
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Looks great! I made a similar open-source project last year called Sharer.link: https://github.com/AnandChowdhary/sharer.link , which also supports podcasts, movies, and audiobooks. Here's an example link of the sa
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I'm the co-founder of Oswald Labs ( https://oswaldlabs.com ), an accessibility technology company that builds products for people with disabilities. For example, we built Augmenta11y, an AR reading app for children with dysle
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This weekend, I built Upptime ( https://upptime.js.org ), a free and open-source uptime monitoring template repository, with a Svelte-powered status page website. It uses GitHub Actions to monitor your webpages' availability
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Show HN: Uptime monitor and status page powered by GitHub
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There are also several important features, like literally setting a default value for JSON fields or updating the String to be longer than VARCHAR(99) or using LONGTEXT in MySQL that are still open issues. I think the VC announcement forced
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Got it, thanks for letting me know!
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Really exciting to see this! My friend and I are also working on a very similar open-source SaaS offering, Puppet [1], so much so that we use the same "no code browser automation" words to describe our service. When we launch in t
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Yes, the goal I had in mind was to "show off" your upvotes once the cycle is over and not encourage more of them. Similar to Product Hunt's badges [1] which also follows a more strict 1-day product launch cycle. [1] https:&#
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Show HN: Embeddable badges for Hacker News posts/launches with number of upvotes
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OP here. My CI builds started breaking out of nowhere [1] because the public download URL of the Geolite2 database started giving 404s. I reached upon the GitHub issue opened by MaxMind on the package I was using [2] who recommended that ev
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Changes to accessing and using Geolite2 databases
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> Isn't that called an IPO? No, it's like regular crowdfunding (think Kickstarter where you see a pitch and add your credit card) but you get equity in the company instead of a product. It's still not a publicly traded cor
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An Update on CDNJS
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Looks great! I also recently worked on a similar project, Staart ( https://staart.js.org ) but with a Node.js and Vue.js stack using TypeScript. It has typical SaaS features like onboarding, API gateway, social auth, Stripe recurr
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> Or is there something? Razorpay. It’s also a YC company. I think of it as essentially an India-focused Stripe clone, with UPI, netbanking, etc.
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Maybe more like making a copy of your fingers and keeping them while leaving your actual fingers intact.
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I really like https://microlink.io for browser-based automation.
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Thanks, madamelic. Like I said to codingdave, Staart was built as a tool for me, and I published it to see if others might want to use it too. I agree with you that 2FA, auth rules for teams, etc., may be overkill, but the projects I'm
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I understand and this makes a lot of sense. For me, Staart was a way to streamline my own build-and-launch process and I designed the Stack to fit my personal needs. Based on other comments, I do want to make it as context-agnostic as possi
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That sounds like a great idea! I found a few ORMs and decided to go that route first (for strong TypeScript support), but later dropped that idea to my current interface-MySQL implementation. Now that I see it, this is the perfect use case
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Show HN: Open-Source Starter for SaaS Products
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