leros

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by leros 3y ago
The only thing keeping me from immediately jumping ship from GA is that it's free.
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Using Feature Flags in JavaScript(appflags.io)
2 points by leros 3y ago|0 comments
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Using Feature Flags in React(appflags.io)
2 points by leros 3y ago|0 comments
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by leros 4y ago
This doesn't seem like a bad thing. Many people treat Ikea furniture as disposable and this seems more environmentally friendly. If people are happy with a cardboard coffee table, seems like a win.
515.
by leros 4y ago
Sounds like you're on the wrong track. Your body didn't evolve to use only one eye or to only use your eyes half the day. Sounds like you need some anti-strain glasses made for computer use. Also, it's not healthy to look at
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by leros 4y ago
I worked on a very popular and widely used product used by many demographics of people. We had implemented numerous login options. About half our users logged in with Google, about half our users logged in with email, about 1% used Facebook
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by leros 4y ago
How does this work exactly? Are you doing arbitrage?
518.
by leros 4y ago
Treat like it's worthless. Unless you're a co-founder or one of the first few employees, it's unlikely to be a substantial amount of money. If you're lucky and the company does succeed, you might have a house downpayment
519.
by leros 4y ago
I have a small drawer with a few cables. In general, I don't find a need to keep an inventory of cables these days. Maybe just a few USB cables, an HDMI cable, and a few other random things.
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by leros 4y ago
I've used the Kinkos version of this. It installs as a normal printer driver, so you can print like normal, then you head to a Kinkos location, type a code into the printer, and it prints off your documents. Pretty nifty.
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by leros 4y ago
The barrier to entry is also pretty low. It's basically a marketing game to see who can attract customers at the best rate of return. I'm guessing there are tons of VPN startups that never get large enough to keep going and the on
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by leros 4y ago
Gardening, wood working, painting, flying, traveling, hiking, just to name a few
523.
by leros 4y ago
In a startup there is a technical team tasked with creating the product. How it's done, who does what, etc isn't too important from the perspective of the company leaders. It sounds like you're a useful member of that team do
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by leros 4y ago
You could replace your job with pursuits of person interests. I would rather devote my life to a plethora of hobbies than a career.
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by leros 4y ago
Does HTMX have a niche where would you suggest a company use it over the more popular libraries?
526.
by leros 4y ago
I only know of one company using HTMX and they're currently rewriting their apps in React. Solo projects are obviously one thing, but in a company you want to use popular technology to make hiring easier.
527.
by leros 4y ago
You need to get in touch with a senior IT guy at one of your larger clients. This is not an uncommon thing and somebody with experience will be able to figure out the cause of the problem, which will probably help you with all your clients.
528.
by leros 4y ago
What benefits do you get from open sourcing it? It sounds like your operational policies are the main advantage you have.
529.
by leros 4y ago
Don't be afraid to ask questions. If you find yourself hitting a wall, it's time to ask for help.
530.
by leros 4y ago
As I understand it, these models are deriving high level patterns out of the source material and the combining those patterns to produce the output. It's like going to a painter and asking them to list everything that inspired their pa
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by leros 4y ago
I haven't looked into this in detail but I'm excited for this. A company I used to work with had a tool a lot like this and it was very useful as it allowed us to build dashboards that could pull data from anything or join/tr
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by leros 4y ago
I don't disagree with that statement, but I also want to be conscious of saying "this is actually a blessing for me" while I have other laid of coworkers panicking about their futures.
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Tell HN: I was laid off from my job and I feel better than ever
55 points by leros 4y ago|13 comments
534.
by leros 4y ago
I know it's not popular, but I still use "npx create-react-app" and have built successful apps with it. I'm sure I'm missing something, but it doesn't seem essential for my use cases.
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by leros 4y ago
If your business is making good money, I would assume you have an idea that X amount of work could yield Y amount of growth. For example, if you've been able to grow a business to $100k, surely you can keep growing to $200k or $500k wi
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by leros 4y ago
I'm happy with Heroku for my Express apps. Point it at a repository and it mostly just runs your app. I'm sure it the same for Ruby. Render is a newer alternative that is popular.
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by leros 4y ago
Not really a hot take, but I think we're going to find that AI is just another tool to enable humans to do their work.
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by leros 4y ago
Google has too many services all linked to one account. Combined with their algorithmic banning of accounts, it is very scary. Having things like your YouTube account, email, business running on GSuite, servers running on Google Cloud, etc
539.
by leros 4y ago
I haven't used PlanetScale before but their free tier looks really generous.
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by leros 4y ago
I've stayed pretty boring. I went from Java/Spring to Typescript/Express. I appreciate using a single language between my backend and frontend.

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