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6y ago
Avenue (YC W21) | https://avenue.so/ | Full-stack Software Engineer | NYC / New York City | Full-Time Avenue is building the command center for operations teams. We are hiring early full-stack engineers to help scale t
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I'm sure I'm not the only one who's accidentally incurred a $1K+ charge on a personal AWS account because of confusing pricing docs. This is awesome - looking forward to using this ASAP
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6y ago
Humanloop is such a great name for an AI platform :) Congrats on the launch!
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6y ago
Very few downsides to Next.js generally. I’d say for smaller projects I really love leveraging Gatsby’s plugin system (specifically the image transforms), but it’s not as useful for anything dynamic where Next.js comes out ahead.
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6y ago
Recent YC company that does SaaS reviews for startups: https://satchel.com Not associated with them, but I found their comparisons helpful!
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6y ago
My understanding of the frustration is that while the model is deliberately stochastic, there was still unexplained non-determinism in the model that had to be fixed (and still persists). If the randomness isn't fully explained by pre-
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7y ago
Looks great! Reminded me a lot of BaseWeb ( https://baseweb.design/ ) when I first looked at the components. But this looks a bit lighter-weight to use which makes it more accessible IMO.
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7y ago
I really love the idea of this - lightweight auth is desperately needed in the web ecosystem (Auth0 is close, but a bit too complicated and bloated). Would be great if the service returned something like a JWT or just a signed copy of the e
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Friend of a Friend: The Facebook That Could Have Been
(twobithistory.org)
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This is one of the benefits of the Amazon writing practice; write up a one-pager on a topic and have a meeting where the first 10-15 minutes are reading the document. Then have a discussion. It's a good way to get to a consensus and
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7y ago
> "if you want to see the other applicants, you have to upgrade your account and pay $375/mo until you call them to cancel (I know, because I still pay $10/mo to keep my account on pause because I don’t feel like talking t
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7y ago
Wow, that last one is surprising. I understand that it can be a hard problem to fully delete data if you haven't built systems with that in mind from the start, but isn't that (not deleting backups) a flagrant violation of GDPR r
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7y ago
"This obsession with “hard work” is founded in a pessimistic view of natural state of humanity being lazy loafers. That unless we constantly reinforce the virtue of “hard work”, we’re all just going to slouch on the couch. Nonsense. Th
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7y ago
I'm sure it's been posted on HN before, but a great summary of other Rust libraries/frameworks for web development can be found here: https://www.arewewebyet.org/ The couple of times I've checked it'
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8y ago
I'm much more excited about this new offering: https://aws.amazon.com/qldb/ (Disclaimer: I work at Amazon but not on AWS). A "cryptographically verified transaction log" seems like a much better alternat
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8y ago
The most shocking part of this to me is the last line: "The City of Helsinki is Finland’s biggest employer with around 38,000 employees." Is this common for governmental organizations to be such large employers? Even in Europe, t
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8y ago
"While Apple, Google, and Facebook are beginning to offer tools to better understand how much we use their devices and services, those companies can’t viably fix technology addiction because their businesses prevent them from doing so.
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8y ago
This definitely interests me as well. Another 'wasteful' mechanism is the nearly-ubiquitous use of JSON over a more optimized format like protocol buffers, etc... It reminds me of another HN discussion here: https://ne
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Ask HN: Is there a cryptocurrency-centric version of Hacker News?
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9y ago
I can't view the article behind paywall, but there was a recent documentary about this short position. Worth a watch: http://bettingonzeromovie.com/
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9y ago
I think the most useful resource you have for understanding the foundation is directly reading and understanding the original Bitcoin whitepaper: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf For some of the basics, you can take a look a
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9y ago
LittleCoin is a fully-frontend browser-based cryptocurrency I built using React/Redux and P2P connections using WebSockets/EasyRTC. If you just want to check it out, click on the URL, add a new address, and start mining some coin
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Show HN: A Browser-based cryptocurrency using React/Redux and P2P connections
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A surprising amount of people want to be in North Korea
(blog.benjojo.co.uk)
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11y ago
This is hilarious