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by ryandetzel 4y ago
I'm the userbase! I built it for myself and now I'm sharing it with the world. I doubt there is a huge market but even if a fee people find it useful that's good enough for me!
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by ryandetzel 4y ago
I've done all the static site generators, I just don't post enough to justify the maintenance, if you do they're probably a better solution! As is, it's pretty basic but I want to add features that GitHub pages don'
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by ryandetzel 4y ago
Agreed. That's me rushing to get it done this week, these were links to published Single Pages with more details but the content wasn't done so I removed them.
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by ryandetzel 4y ago
Yeah, the secret phrase is the only way to delete the page once it's been published. It wouldn't be a big leap to accept crypto, the fees would just be crazy though for a single page. Thanks for the comment
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by ryandetzel 4y ago
There is no connection between payment and the published page. No logs are kept either. It's open source if you want to host it yourself or audit the code
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Show HN: SinglePage – Quickly and anonymously publish a page to the web(singlepage.cc)
175 points by ryandetzel 4y ago|132 comments
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JobHooks – Write a webhook to monitor, filter, and sort job postings for you(singlepage.cc)
1 points by ryandetzel 4y ago|2 comments
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by ryandetzel 4y ago
Job Hooks Write a function that parses, filters, and sorts job postings for you After three weeks of searching and parsing job postings, I figured as a developer there must be a better way to ingest this information. I started working on Jo
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by ryandetzel 4y ago
It shouldn't instantly publish a page for signing up, I wanted to check it out not have my name and profile scraped and published. I don't see an unpublish? Can can I undo this ?
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Ask HN: Building multiple SaaS apps or combine them as a big collection?
1 points by ryandetzel 4y ago|0 comments
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Everyone complains about leetcode interviews but they don't change it once hired
3 points by ryandetzel 4y ago|2 comments
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by ryandetzel 5y ago
Everything in life has pitfalls, live your life the way you want to and stop worrying so much. If you enjoy spending hours on Reddit, do it. Ones pitfall is another's entertainment...
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Ask HN: Why not have candidates fix bugs in open source code?
12 points by ryandetzel 6y ago|12 comments
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by ryandetzel 7y ago
Ive tried to buy direct from the manufacture four times in the last two months, every single time it was more expensive than buying from amazon and these are things that are not easily faked so I'm sure they legit. One of them I contac
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Ask HN: How does your team run the kanban backlog/board?
33 points by ryandetzel 7y ago|15 comments
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by ryandetzel 7y ago
Luck.
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by ryandetzel 8y ago
I couldn't find it in the details but I would assume because that this is an early production car which had known issues and if you believe the more recent reports the car is in much much better condition now only after a couple months
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by ryandetzel 9y ago
I bet it works in ie6. Is this design horrible? yes. Is this out of the ordinary? Absolutely not. This is very common UX for systems designed 5+ years ago and there are still systems designed today that look like this. This is an alert syst
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by ryandetzel 9y ago
Wait, this course is only $20? This seems like a lot of content for $20... Really great video too
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by ryandetzel 10y ago
Great idea but what happens when the site runs out of funds and shuts down? Now you have all of your email bouncing and no way to know and/or fix it easily?
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by ryandetzel 10y ago
I was asked this once and I guess I failed. Dodged that bullet. ;)
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Tell HN: If you use Google Inbox and hit your quota you stop getting email
19 points by ryandetzel 11y ago|17 comments
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by ryandetzel 11y ago
This simply is not true. Oh, wait, you're spreading your subtle forms of influence.
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by ryandetzel 11y ago
It's a recommendation engine, it's not Twitter decided everyone should read it. Obviously you read, follow, consume content related to this so the algorithm decided you'd probably like Romney's tweets too (because they w
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by ryandetzel 11y ago
What do you think is going to happen, people are going to start typing thousands of words? No, people will type a little more than they do now because that's how people communicate. 181 characters -
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by ryandetzel 11y ago
Where does it say it's not optional? I've never needed to edit a tweet. It's supposed to be a "now" service, is it really now if you can go back and change everything you've written?
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by ryandetzel 11y ago
While this is great (although very late) it's biggest issue is that I have to implement this and another service if I care about the other credit card companies. Merchants would be fools to just accept Visa.
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by ryandetzel 11y ago
Twitter's cash puts it in a league of its own / http://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/28/twitters-cash-puts-it-in-a-le... Also revenue has continued to grow year over year on par to be over $2B in 2015. Sure,
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by ryandetzel 11y ago
Since this is a leak and not official (yet) we're not sure whose choice this is. If it's Twitters (Jack) then it's probably a good move to get fresh product/engineering talent in to change things up.
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by ryandetzel 11y ago
Work for a large well know established company making a great salary and tangible RSUs or work for one of the other 99% of startups that pay under market and whose options will never be worth $0.01. Yeah, sucks to be an employee at Twitter.

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