Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
sealthedeal
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
61.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
Aaaannnnddd just like that your text has already been updated. Love the new hero text :).
62.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
Hey, friendly founder advice. Your opening hero and sub text does nothing to actually describe what your API is. This text you wrote would in my opinion be way better "We are building an API that allows developers to access energy da
63.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
FWIW, this was the answer I was hoping to get, grabbed from a separate comment :) "With fetch available in node, we have a single, standardised, promise-based HTTP client Interface available on all (more or less common) JavaScript plat
64.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
Ive used Fetch in the past, great lib. I'm curious why Node core has decided to make this an official part of Node? From one perspective there could be a hard argument that this should never be a part of Node as it is an external lib
65.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
hahahaha when I saw that picture I immediately realized that this was just that a project but not real world use. Side note, I do love how much flexibility laptops that are not Mac have. Ive been using System76 laptops/desktops for a
66.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
HERE, HERE!!!
67.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
They cant raise interest rates. If they do it will be nominal. We have too much debt. If we raise interest rates we will bankrupt ourselves. Inflation helps us chip away at the debt .
68.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
My problem is all my music isnt actually my music at all :(
69.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
I love this, my company, Routefusion, which is not bootstrapped :(, is going to be posting quite a few jobs on here. Not only because we need to hire, but because this business is so open and transparent with everything, it makes me happy
70.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
Just use Heroku until its time to scale
71.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
The future of work is flexibility, it has nothing to do with in office or remote-first. It has everything to do with tech workers, or people who work from a screen having control and autonomy over their lives to decide to work how they wou
72.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
"predictive policing, a controversial practice that involves using AI tools in hopes of profiling potential criminals before a crime is even committed." Ummmmmm Minority Report?? WTF!
73.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
lol this is great, reminds me of the old school search engines we would use in school back in the day before Google haha.
74.
▲
Jeeves 5X valuation in two months $100MM – $500MM
(techcrunch.com)
3 points
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
|
1 comments
75.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
The best all-in-one expense management platform for global companies. Wild what they were able to accomplish in such a short amount of time.
76.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
I do love Ruby, my first love, and honestly could be my last. I turned my back on her when I found Node and Go, but as of late I have come to appreciate her simplicity and ease of use. Performance aside, I would re-write our stack in Ruby
77.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
I do love this. The ability to change base classes so easily is such a "With great power comes great responsibility" lol.
78.
▲
by
sealthedeal
5y ago
Routefusion | Austin, LA, SF, Chicago, Remote | Hiring Software Engineers, Product Owners, and Sales | Senior | $100k-$200k + Equity | Full time, Onsite and Remote Routefusion is the first embeded FX payments as a service company. Some of
79.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
hahaha HN Satire at its finest!
80.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
To me it seems way more difficult to learn how to write psudo html ruby code than it is to just write html and js. I feel like Rubyists are always doing everything they can so they dont have to write JS. i.e. Coffee Script, Opal, etc. lol
81.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
I rent everything and have ZERO assets. Sounds like a solid way to never building any wealth...
82.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
I wonder if the people at Hey thought about this, and what the experience is like for their users that are getting destroyed by spam like this, or will be like.
83.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
I believe in as little government regulation as we need to keep this country from imploding, but just enough to make us the #1 country in the world (w/e that means)
84.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
That is so perverted on so many levels. Tech is the last real free-market, we need to keep regulation away as much as we can. We are the last bastion of Adam Smiths economy...
85.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
If any of those products were truly better we would be using them today. I’m not saying apples 30% take isn’t BS, what I am saying is that if enough of us tell Apple to go F themselves, I.e. what FN is doing, they will be forced to change w
86.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
regulation is not the answer. The market aka the consumer will solve this on its own.
87.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
True statements, fact of the matter is, this is not a fair world in which we live in. We are all created equal, but it doesn't mean that we are all given the same privilege.
88.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
no politics, but this is like the "if you stop testing numbers go down" lol
89.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
My take on SH... They essentially just teach you how to do things that gmail already lets you do, but put a cuter UI around it, and they force teach you concepts like inbox zero. Other than that I see 0 value in the product.
90.
▲
by
sealthedeal
6y ago
this is super cool. any chance this is open sourced?
More ›