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by gitgud 5y ago
Paddle is pretty good for payments. Easy to integrate and a great customer experience. https://paddle.com/
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by gitgud 5y ago
There's over 2 million npm modules now, making it one of the largest programming ecosystems ever. No one knows every library and how it all works, so you don't have to either. Just use what you need :)
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by gitgud 5y ago
> "Pet Lemon Market - Monetizing pet ill health into revenue streams: exploit the temporal inconsistency of people in having high elasticity in pet purchase costs but extreme price insensitivity/ inelasticity in purchasing pet
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by gitgud 5y ago
Yes, it sounds almost exactly what HN and Reddit is. I would be interested to hear what OP meant and how it would be different.
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by gitgud 5y ago
This made me laugh out loud. I too forget this little website is run by an enormous Venture Capital firm.
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by gitgud 5y ago
Okay then, how about: Good companies fund, great companies maintain The point is; contributions to the Open-Source ecosystem are usually much more valuable than paying random open-source projects a small donation. An engineer submitting a b
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by gitgud 5y ago
Good companies fund open-source, great companies contribute.
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by gitgud 5y ago
Free speech on Youtube is like being in the audience of a sitcom, you can't just yell out swear words, it could cost the production company money...
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by gitgud 5y ago
Old terms partially describe a modern concept...
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by gitgud 5y ago
> Don't be "pro-active" be "re-active" Highly reactive employees and companies end up being left in the dark and given short notice on everything... leading to more stress A balance between pro-active and re-ac
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by gitgud 5y ago
> This has been such a mistake, now it needs "await" all over the code. Await is just a syntactic sugar, and quite a good one I think. You need to seperate async and sync functions somehow in order to prevent code from blocking
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by gitgud 5y ago
I like the way it's asynchronous first and everything revolves around the event loop. It makes responsive GUI's very easy to create. Always thinking asynchronously means your less likely to create synchronous render-blocking code
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by gitgud 5y ago
- Firebase have a very generous free tier - Github pages is always great
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by gitgud 5y ago
So it's using Google Cloud Run and Amazon Dynamo DB? Seems weird to mix cloud platforms like that
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by gitgud 5y ago
> "AWS isn't perfect but at least you have half a chance of working out what is costing you money through the billing console." Same thing happened to me on AWS. I was trying to get a Windows VM in the cloud to run some
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by gitgud 5y ago
Amplitude has been incredible, at my new workplace. Fast and lots of pretty graphs are easily generated. Also used by tonnes of different people throughout the company!
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Ask HN: Is anyone monitoring popular apps to check if they're listening?
94 points by gitgud 5y ago|91 comments
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Ask HN: What do you think of AI generated news articles?
2 points by gitgud 5y ago|5 comments
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by gitgud 5y ago
There's no best way to architect anything. It's always a trade-off and depends tightly on your situation. Here's some practical advice. I would just look at loads of starter projects by googling "express typescript start
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Building the Sid Synth from the Commodore 64(hackaday.com)
2 points by gitgud 5y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 5y ago
> " I really don't get why PHP is not more liked in hacker circles " To me PHP is an ugly language, with heaps of quirks and weird api's. The way it mixes markup and logic is gross. That being said, I do like some par
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What Does gRPC Stand For?(grpc.io)
2 points by gitgud 5y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 5y ago
> Microsoft is building the dev environment for the next decade. Big claim, most devs I've met either use Mac or Ubuntu. Can't remember anyone using Windows...
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by gitgud 5y ago
Is there any plan to charge for premium features or something? The landing page looks like it's trying to sell me a product, but the Github says it's MIT licensed...
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by gitgud 5y ago
Interesting, but say good by to consistency across platforms. The whole reason electron was created is because using a random unknown browser on the OS has random results.
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by gitgud 5y ago
> For the vast majority of use cases, the YAML syntax is sane and is similar to other CI systems. It gets super clumsy when you want to assign an output of a step to a variable that you can refer to later. The verbosity of accessing ou
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by gitgud 5y ago
The app provides a service, that some users find valuable enough to pay $5 a month to use. It's really that simple...
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by gitgud 5y ago
I was expecting to see cringy meme jargon trying to sell the tool. But your copy is very pleasant and funny, good job!
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by gitgud 5y ago
Please remember it's an open source free project...
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by gitgud 5y ago
There's many FOSS alternatives out there, they're just not as easy to find! [1] I've been a Ubuntu user for 6 years and just got a Mac for work.

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