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by dyeje 3y ago
I’m bought in to this approach after using Hotwire, but I’m concerned that all the competing implementations are going to undermine adoption. Maybe we should all just use htmx and call it a day.
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by dyeje 3y ago
It seems kinda foolish to buy a second hand crypto wallet.
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In Defense of the Office(world.hey.com)
3 points by dyeje 3y ago|1 comments
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by dyeje 3y ago
You can’t outsource talking to customers, understanding their world, and ultimately selling them on your solution. That is a founder’s job until you’ve closed enough of them to make a playbook for a salesperson. Not to mention it’s probably
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by dyeje 3y ago
I’m down.
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by dyeje 3y ago
You should not get SOC2, ISO27k, etc certified unless a customer demands it. Even then, as a 1 person company, you can probably push back and stress the simplicity of your operation to avoid it.
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Ask HN: Which React framework for a new project?
12 points by dyeje 4y ago|24 comments
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by dyeje 4y ago
I tried to apply. Once you fill out a couple fields this website forces you into a checkout flow for a $65 "MVP Access" subscription, which is pretty gross. My email is in my profile if you want to chat.
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by dyeje 4y ago
It says April 4th release date in some modal that pops up.
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by dyeje 4y ago
If anything it’s going to accelerate as companies realize that remote works and that they can hire people in LCOL countries for a fraction of the cost.
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by dyeje 4y ago
I’d probably do Render these days.
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by dyeje 4y ago
This is why I'm bullish on Hotwire, LiveView, Livewire, etc. It enables you to keep the majority of your logic in one place (the server). It's a magical place where everything you want to do is a method call away. I've seen s
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by dyeje 4y ago
I’d probably avoid more titles than software engineer and senior software engineer until you have a proper leveling system with expectations for each title.
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by dyeje 4y ago
You say you’re not cut out for it, but that you want to try again in a year. To me that signals that you’re just overwhelmed in the moment. Startups are hard, that isn’t going to change in a year. There’s always going to be technical debt a
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by dyeje 4y ago
I think there’s a YC company working on this. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28278515
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by dyeje 4y ago
Check out https://sequin.io/ I think it’s pretty much exactly what you’re looking for. Awesome team behind it too.
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by dyeje 4y ago
I would assume OpenAI products are already trained on it, amongst many other sites.
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by dyeje 4y ago
Why not use something like Deel or Remote if your goal is to pay international folks?
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by dyeje 4y ago
We use Modal at my startup, it’s fantastic.
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by dyeje 4y ago
Thinking about doing Elixir.
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by dyeje 4y ago
This is exactly what someone says before building their own.
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by dyeje 4y ago
Is Shopify shifting away from Rails?
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AWS Elastic Beanstalk Slack Notifications Guide(jeremydye.fyi)
2 points by dyeje 4y ago|0 comments
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by dyeje 4y ago
Hey I think I’m in your target market for this, I like to test ideas with landing pages and provide a contact form. All I really want is the ability to email myself the info from the form. In the past I’ve set up free ConvertKit or MailChim
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by dyeje 4y ago
I was so confused by this recording I asked a local to explain it to me.
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by dyeje 4y ago
It’s not default but Rails has Devise and it’s lovely.
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by dyeje 4y ago
It’s a good list and I’ve referenced it a few times over the years. I misunderstood your intent on #5. I still think SSO is inappropriate because it’s going to bump you into enterprise tiers for random products when you need to be the most
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by dyeje 4y ago
IMO 1, 5, and 6 are not appropriate for early stage startups (unless you’re making enterprise software). They’re going to slow you down, add unnecessary burn, and just generally not be value adds. You should be focused on making a product t
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by dyeje 4y ago
Been toying with an idea like this for years, congrats on shipping!
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by dyeje 4y ago
This is actually brilliant.

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