cliche

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by cliche 2mo ago
Profit? I thought these companies were making a massive loss
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by cliche 2mo ago
I’m interested if the average user really cares about it all that much for web apps and blogs etc. Some apps I’ve used in dark mode long enough it would be weird if it switched. But new things I use I don’t really go looking for it.
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by cliche 2mo ago
Duh
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by cliche 2mo ago
> I’ve experienced that great feeling of “this is a great idea” coming out of nowhere while doing unrelated activities, and having to rush back at my desk to write it down and implement it. That was great - it was rewarding, it was reall
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by cliche 3mo ago
Getting something 36 minutes after ordering it is a nice surprise and great customer experience. I’m usually happy with a day or two. After spending close to 6 months and countless phone calls trying to get a refund processed the bad experi
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by cliche 3mo ago
That’s a good shout I miss ruby / rails
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by cliche 3mo ago
I wish there was a jobs board for companies that are somehow vetted for this type of engineering culture. So many jobs are sold as “we’re pragmatist's” and when you show up there’s 5 devs, 50 repos and most of the work is discussing if
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by cliche 5mo ago
I'm not surprised
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by cliche 5mo ago
Love this. Really nice to see a HN front page without AI, the fatigue is real.
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by cliche 5mo ago
A lot of demand for ‘Sans AI’ :)
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by cliche 5mo ago
Yeah I don't see the big deal here. Some of the best software is made and maintained by a very small group of dedicated folks. It's a perfectly reasonable move to protect their time and project.
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by cliche 3y ago
Very cool. I love the idea of source as DLC. I might need to give it a go after failing to build my own game in Godot.