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9mo ago
I'm not sure I agree with the doom and gloom here, but I do understand the sentiment. Especially after spending a few days writing something that I feel should've taken me 3 weeks. I do struggle with having a knee-jerk reaction to
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9mo ago
Thankfully cloning still works so I'm still able to continue spelunking.
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9mo ago
> ... margin pressure that dilute SaaS from 70% margin in the era where building great software was hard, to ~0%, if building great software suddenly becomes trivial. People keep saying that, but I honestly don't see it. The problem
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SaaS Is Not Dead
(keygen.sh)
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9mo ago
It really irks me that the de facto rate limiting headers mix camel case with the more standard dashes, i.e. RateLimit-Remaining instead of Rate-Limit-Remaining.
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The unbearable frustration of figuring out APIs
(blog.ar-ms.me)
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The Death of Software Development
(mike.tech)
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ezekg
10mo ago
Pretty cool to have made the top 100! brb pouring a dram to celebrate.
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10mo ago
I sincerely hope that's not the takeaway. I would hope the takeaway would be that determination + skill can replace luck entirely, and that luck itself is not something that should be sought after at all. Misappropriating success as go
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Is success just luck?
(keygen.sh)
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10mo ago
How do I get https://keygen.sh added? I use it for response signatures, webhook signatures, and license file signatures! :)
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10mo ago
I disagree that success is simply good luck, and that input doesn't matter. I think you're biased because your attempt failed (which I sympathize with and I wish it didn't fail), but success is never promised. Sure, you were
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Catapults don't build castles
(keygen.sh)
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10mo ago
I recently unpacked this idea a bit and wrote about it, so it's fresh on my mind. I definitely think that success in business can be a game that is a combination of luck and of skill, and most people will say that you need the former m
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10mo ago
Good read. I had an offer for a mere 7 figures and that was hard enough to turn down. I couldn't imagine 9 figures! But I think I do get it, at least as much as I can get it at my level. It's hard to give up something you've
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10mo ago
I was assuming Stripe, but would love to hear of others!
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10mo ago
Merry Christmas, HN! Christ is King.
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10mo ago
I spent a considerable amount of time trying to figure out what this says in what I assumed was Braille, only to realize it's a badly formatted ASCII Christmas tree. :)
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Show HN: analog.watch - read 3 analog clocks as fast as you can!
(analog.watch)
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10mo ago
Maybe come back when your database spend is two or three orders of magnitude higher? It gets expensive pretty fast in my experience.
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10mo ago
I'm a sucker for a good analog watch, and I've had this domain for awhile. I've always wanted to build a mini-game to practice reading analogs faster (because I embarrass myself sometimes when somebody sees my watch and asks
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Show HN: analog.watch – read 3 analog clocks as fast as you can!
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10mo ago
This is the entire point of Fair Source undergoing delayed Open Source publication -- to codify the forward-path into the license itself, without the need for external source code escrow services.
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Grow slowly, stay small
(herman.bearblog.dev)
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10mo ago
Great to see. Y'all should look into joining https://opensourcepledge.com !
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10mo ago
I have tables that have billions of rows that use UUIDv4 primary keys and I haven't encountered any issues either. I do use UUIDv7 for write-heavy tables, but even then, I got a way bigger performance boost from batching inserts than s
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I get plastic, but what's wrong with metal utensils?
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I bought one for my son a couple years ago, when he was 2. He's 4 now and still plays with it every day. Highly recommend.
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Dingo – a meta-language for Go
(dingolang.com)
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Node.js Security Pre-Alert for Upcoming Releases on Monday, Dec 15, 2025
(nodejs.org)
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