Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
anildash
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
8 ms
·
61.
▲
by
anildash
3y ago
You mean "more willing to ostracize and marginalize those who point out obnoxious or harmful behavior", I think. Now everyone who can't read a room has an entire infrastructure helping convince them they're a martyr if s
62.
▲
Filter PNGs at the edge to stave off the Acropalypse
(dev.to)
3 points
by
anildash
4y ago
|
1 comments
63.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
Last week, Simon Aaarons and David Buchanan posted their discovery that images cropped using Android's Markup editor app often hid within them the original uncropped image. This is how to implement David's suggestion of transparen
64.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
We definitely took inspiration from Visual Basic, and Alan Cooper has been an advisor and influence from the start for us.
65.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
To be clear, we’ve got Glitch projects doing a lot more volume than that, especially for static apps. This one was hitting our rate-limiting but that was a bit of an outlier and should be fixed now.
66.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
It’s also inaccurate, but judging by the rest of his comments here, I’m not sure accuracy is the goal.
67.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
It’s a terrible move, and everyone should ignore the email. (Obviously, not legal advice, just my personal opinion.) I don’t recommend anyone do business with them, whether as a customer or anything else; I was CEO of Fog Creek when we deci
68.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
Was one of the first I was going to mention. Being on the board of the NY Tech Meetup, and in the room for the demo, it was electric. Set the bar for every similar demo that followed.
69.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
We’re not averse to the concept, but didn’t want to introduce a feature like that which has so much community impact when our resources for moderating the community were limited. We since launched playlists for sharing apps, and will be bui
70.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
Yes. We see lots of this on Glitch. From remixes of Heardle (the "name that tune" remix of Wordle) to more advanced apps that use Spotify's API to track how many streams different kpop groups are getting, to silly meme site
71.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
Honestly, was a little bittersweet for me too, as we got into this process. I'm one of those folks who was a coder working at a cubicle reading the early days of Joel on Software, and I still think about that history a lot. I do think
72.
▲
by
anildash
4y ago
would love to hear more about how you're doing this, been poking at the idea but haven't seen a running example documented
73.
▲
by
anildash
5y ago
Yeah, there’s a reason they don’t describe the (far more common) public announcement of religious affiliation a fad, even though that’s far beyond social media profiles and even goes to people wearing weird jewelry. It’s just that that’s a
74.
▲
by
anildash
5y ago
It’s not casual, it’s intentional vice-signaling. Also an attempt to make sure trans people feel unwelcome on HN and thereby appeal to the VC owners of this place.
75.
▲
by
anildash
5y ago
Nope! The goal here was just more options & more connections for devs to platforms they like and use. We plan to keep expanding on this kind of stuff.
76.
▲
by
anildash
5y ago
Nice to a see a friend of the family. :) There's a build step we take care of in the background, so that we can use git as the underpinnings instead of anything proprietary. (The logs on a project show you all the stuff that's hap
77.
▲
by
anildash
5y ago
Will do, haven’t had a chance to write that up fully yet!
78.
▲
by
anildash
5y ago
We’re always iterating, testing out different emphasis on creation vs. discovery since we care a lot about both. But every one of the 10 million+ apps on Glitch already has a page where it lives so folks can remix it or share it with their
79.
▲
by
anildash
6y ago
Obviously a little biased since I work on it, but we're seeing a ton of folks who remember the old "view source" simplicity of the web bringing their kids to Glitch and getting them started with the same level of accessibil
80.
▲
by
anildash
6y ago
Here’s an easy example on Glitch that you can remix: https://glitch.com/~hello-python-flask-sqlite3
81.
▲
by
anildash
7y ago
We sold off FogBugz around the time that we renamed Fog Creek to Glitch. Glitch is now our sole focus.
82.
▲
by
anildash
7y ago
Really appreciate the kind words. And yeah, we definitely appreciate our history as Fog Creek, but when we made this change, it was for exactly those reasons.
83.
▲
by
anildash
8y ago
From a developer perspective, Glitch is a full-stack coding environment that lives in the browser and allows realtime simultaneous code editing with automatic instant deployment. You can run any stack, but we've optimized for easily de
84.
▲
by
anildash
8y ago
We do still have the archives, and are thinking of how to bring back the pieces that are still relevant. A lot of the technical content rotted long before the links did, and the more human stuff was due for an update.
85.
▲
by
anildash
8y ago
"Glitch is not as popular as My Space was..." Well, we've only been at this for a little while, and we don't even have a way to follow other people or invite your friends yet. :) Rest assured, we're planning to keep
86.
▲
by
anildash
8y ago
Since it’s a Glitch app, you can also just look at the source to see which domains are cheapest. Good if you can parse json with your eyes. https://glitch.com/edit/#!/domain-pricing?path=domains.js:1:...
87.
▲
by
anildash
8y ago
We'll be bringing back some of the archives on our blog at https://medium.com/glitch , we just took a bunch of stuff offline during our renaming from Fog Creek to Glitch. Let us know if there's anything specific yo
88.
▲
by
anildash
8y ago
Well, Joel is still the chairman of our board, and I spoke to both Joel & Michael them yesterday, so while they're certainly running Stack Overflow and Trello, respectively, we do benefit from their wisdom and experience. The video
89.
▲
by
anildash
8y ago
Yeah, we've had a lot of success with this at Fog Creek, but the overall diagnosis is correct: most companies make false optimizations for short-term gain over long-term. Sometimes it's understandable because resources are constra
90.
▲
by
anildash
8y ago
But it's also got nice folks! :D
More ›