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by ponyous 4y ago
I run a small agency (<10 devs) in +1 timezone and have pretty extensive network. Hit me up (email in my profile) and I can possibly help you.
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by ponyous 4y ago
Genuinely wondering, why specifically do you need x86? Some legacy software? Is the compatibility layer not working (Rosetta or how is it called?)?
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by ponyous 5y ago
Q2 2022 is now. Not next year? I'm assuming you mean Q2 2023. Make sure to communicate with them so they don't forget about you. Think if there is some small preliminary work you could do, ideally something that showcases you in a
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by ponyous 5y ago
Been hearing about MikroTik for years from couple of a friends who do a lot of network related projects. Only good stuff, so when I will need a good home router in the future I will most likely go with MikroTik.
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by ponyous 5y ago
You don't need it, but you need to educate users. Help menus are just one way of doing so.
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by ponyous 5y ago
Disclaimer: I didn't actually raise money this way. Non working demo. With it you can get plenty of validation even get people to put the money down. With really solid validation and demo I think you should have a fairly easy time fund
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by ponyous 5y ago
Recently I came across "slicing pie" concept for equity splitting. Look into it and propose it to him. I think it's a great first step towards fair split.
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by ponyous 5y ago
I use this approach on bare metal and backup the cluster using Velero to S3 compatible backend. Took me roughly 2 months to feel confident in entire setup. And because I used bare metal the journey was much harder than it would be if I used
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by ponyous 5y ago
In terms of performance it works better than 1Password 7. Noticeably better, on both mac and windows. On windows tablet it was barely usable before now it's rock solid.
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by ponyous 5y ago
Learn refactoring tools for IDEs for your language. I can't believe how many things developers on my team still do by hand that are totally automated with 1 button press... Renaming things, extracting code into functions, organising st
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by ponyous 5y ago
prometheus + grafana is the standard stack we use for API timings and general API performance monitoring
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by ponyous 5y ago
> Good luck doing that with a new language. Compared to a new language...
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by ponyous 5y ago
Sorry, I'm not native english speaker but what does crickets mean in this context? Good or bad? I can see you have customers and nice ARR, but is this because of PH? I don't really understand your first sentence and can't fig
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by ponyous 5y ago
Yeah that's my issue as well and so much divitis and unnecessary nesting...
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by ponyous 5y ago
I got it today as well. No idea what's up yet, something to do with one of the orders I cancelled recently? I spoke with the seller and we resolved the issue completely without issues. I use unique password for ebay.
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by ponyous 5y ago
Evaluate pros and cons. Don't just talk about them, write them all down. Try to be specific with your use cases. Don't write pro of a mysql "Can be used on any shared PHP hosting" if you know you are going to have comple
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by ponyous 5y ago
It powers the arcade with RetroPI at my friend's hang out place.
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by ponyous 5y ago
I would say people probably want to know where it was in a single session, not in 3 weeks.
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by ponyous 5y ago
Only tried React Native, but until Flutter fixes the SEO (your 2nd point) I am not really interested. What I really like about RN: The fact that you can write your data layer in javascript and then use it "anywhere", even offer it
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by ponyous 5y ago
Google used to penalise websites with * {} selector. Has this changed? Surely you don't want a rule that will degrade your seo in a reset.
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by ponyous 5y ago
I am not an expert and the shock didn't feel as bad as I expected so you are probably right.
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by ponyous 5y ago
European living in England, I really dislike the English ones. I got shocked once because it was so hard to pull out I had to use both hands and accidentally touched both pins at the same time... I prefer both plugs and switches in Europe.
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by ponyous 5y ago
lazygit and lazydocker - both are really great
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by ponyous 5y ago
> Love the focus on performance for mobile. The inclusion of linear gradient is also nice This confused me, linear gradient is the opposite of focus on performance :D
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by ponyous 5y ago
Do you have extensive experience with anything else than flutter? I have a feeling only inexperienced people are recommending flutter while ignoring bunch of things such as: hire-ability, maturity, ecosystem, system integrations, seo, acces
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by ponyous 5y ago
Especially in US, I don't think people realise how bad they have it there in terms of sugar. Even pizzas tasted sweet when I was in a random fast food place...
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by ponyous 5y ago
You read too much into it. I am happy to do research and talk to customers. I just want to minimize marketing and PR.
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Ask HN: Great tools for solo SaaS founders?
215 points by ponyous 5y ago|129 comments
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by ponyous 5y ago
In our system it implies a major piece of work that can almost always be split down into multiple tickets that can usually be worked on in parallel. 2nd Splitting it in smaller parts forces you to examine all the parts and inner workings.
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by ponyous 5y ago
True. Our default is to go for higher estimation especially coming from a senior. 13 should be broken down tho.

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