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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Discover Cards have a similar feature. One of my favorite things about the card! https://www.discover.com/security/online-privacy-protection/
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
iOS has a nifty feature that lets you block all calls from numbers not in your contacts.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Is “firing” 50 people different from “laying off” 50 people?
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Large tables use the delete table. Small tables use the deleted_at column. Surprised you never got a request to undelete something. It’s such a common customer request in b2b saas.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
I heard pre-pandemic, Google was going to purchase that space. Guess that deal fell through with remote work.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
I don’t think having a breadth of knowledge in frontend, backend, and cloud infra is too much to ask. Think of how much is asked from other white collar professions such as law and medicine.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Charge customers more to offset the cost. Pricing doesn’t get lower than AWS SNS. SMS as a 2FA method is flawed (but better than no 2FA). I’d push users into more secure options. Doing so can also lower SMS cost.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Not true anymore after AWS’s ipv4 pricing announcement.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
update 1: Thanks everyone! I ended up being transparent and telling them it’s just me and we just released an mvp. Will keep you all posted!
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Asks HN: Solo founders-How to respond when customers ask how big is your company
59 points by brycelarkin 3y ago|62 comments
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Postgraphile just released their v5 update (still in beta) and it’s even more awesome than v4. No more crazy queries to address the n+1 problem.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Has nothing to do with the original question. Is this AI generated?
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Caddy’s awesome! Switched our local development stack from nginx to caddy. Especially love how easy it is to set up localhost subdomains and ssl.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
I do a lot of UI work and have never understood the appeal of Tailwind. It’s like relearning a new language. Tailwind was released in 2017. Maybe the CSS landscape wasn’t as good back then? Modern CSS is pretty awesome. I’ve enjoyed using V
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Backend / API companies like Stripe and AWS
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Questionable advice. Especially on paying off debt and saving money in a bank. And no mention of tax deferred accounts or index funds.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
I try to incorporate deadlifts into my workouts twice a week to prevent this. Lower back pain is scary. During covid, when the gyms were closed, I couldn’t do deadlifts and felt the back pain coming. Thankfully everything opened up.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Cash comp or was he also compensated in tokens?
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Lol. Aren’t you afraid you’re going to forget about those bugs and merge them in?
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Anyone make the switch from Spotify to Apple Music recently? I considered it a couple years ago, but Spotify’s recommendations were much better back then. Been seeing too many podcast ads and wondering if anyone can comment on switching?
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Been using Drizzle for the past couple of weeks and liking it a lot. Their relation feature is awesome and solves the n+1 problem very nicely.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
The article misses the most common way to represent enums: foreign keys…
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Office’s core native apps (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) are the gold standard. It’s annoying that they charge extra for the downloadable version considering their web apps are so bad.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Microsoft Office 365.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
I’m guessing they looked at the data and saw that it was mostly consumers and not gcp customers using their domain service.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
AWS
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
If you look at the api for AWS Route53 domain registration, it isn’t too complex. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/APIReference/API_... . Definitely something Google could build out.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Domain registration by itself isn’t a revenue stream if you’re charging base rates (which Google was doing). I think domain registration is to keep you in their cloud ecosystem.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
I purchase all my domains from AWS Route53 to prevent this kind of thing from happening. I wonder what the rationale for doing this is? I just assumed cloud providers offered domain registration as a loss leader keep you in their ecosystem.
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by brycelarkin 3y ago
Do cheap tickets actually impact airport revenue? My understanding is that airlines pay a set price per takeoff and landing. So airports should generate constant revenue regardless of fluctuation in ticket prices.

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