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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Great work!
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Gold subscriptions. I'll be working on making that clearer soon.
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
I'm making https://getmakerlog.com , which is currently doing $200 MRR.
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Excellent work! Taking a look.
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Yup! This was it.
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Will modify and enlarge the font a little bit.
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
It was actually all unit tested - bugs happen though, and that one was a particularly nasty one. It was patched though and there was no evidence that anyone ever used it.
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Hi! Thanks for the recommendation, I did go with that approach
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Jerks on the Internet: what my first DDoS taught me(sergiomattei.com)
208 points by sergiomattei 8y ago|91 comments
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Great product! ️
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Feliz navidad from Caguas!
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BooligooshDB: A next-generation, blazing-fast, reliable key-value store(booligooshdb.xyz)
19 points by sergiomattei 8y ago|0 comments
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Now that's just being antisocial.
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Hi everyone - I've been writing this story for quite a while and I'm glad I can finally publish it. Hope you enjoy it, and any questions just reply here or on Medium! :)
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Making in the Apocalypse: How I Shipped a SaaS After Hurricane Maria(medium.com)
2 points by sergiomattei 8y ago|1 comments
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
> Right? We've come a long way in the technology and the OS underpinnings, but in terms of having these kinds of simple abstractions that are easy to reason about and manipulate we have regressed significantly. > Compare the Syst
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Apple is a company, and they have the right to do whatever they want with their products (offered as a service).
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Been using this for a while in beta stage... it's been great. I love the motivation bursts I get when opening a new tab. Keep it up Mubaris!
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Yup! It has a few feature differences though. https://producthunt.com/posts/makerlog
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Show HN: Makerlog, a dead-simple task log for makers(getmakerlog.com)
5 points by sergiomattei 8y ago|2 comments
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Eventually it turned into a disadvantage for them, as chip vendors nowadays ship extremely outdated and insecure versions of Linux and the driver model doesn't allow for frequent updates. They made a step in the right direction with Pr
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Millennial here too. I absolutely agree with this. The issues mentioned are too real (forgetting your birthday, etc).
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Hi HN! I just launched the private beta for getmakerlog.com, a simple task log that keeps you motivated while building side projects. Makerlog works by logging what you've done and providing stats like streaks that keep you motivated
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Show HN: Makerlog, stay motivated while making side projects(getmakerlog.com)
3 points by sergiomattei 8y ago|1 comments
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Pkg-json: A formal spec for package.json(github.com)
3 points by sergiomattei 8y ago|0 comments
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
I feel like part of this minority. I find GitLab's UI less clean and more difficult to process, and miss the social interaction features like the feed. I preferred GitHub's UI because it was cleaner and much faster to load.
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
I totally agree to this. As a student, I'd love to apply individually like on GitHub for the student pack.
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by sergiomattei 8y ago
Great link! Spent quite a while checking several statistics... Bookmarked. Super interesting stuff.
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PHP allows for the design of X(blog.krakjoe.ninja)
4 points by sergiomattei 8y ago|0 comments