skwee357

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   Ask HN: Where to advertise my SaaS other than Google?

   12 points by skwee357 2y ago|7 comments
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   by skwee357 2y ago

   I’m very disappointed. Woke up at 4am (EU here), to tune for the main event. Bought Netflix just for this. The women fight went good, no buffering, 4K. As it approached the time for Paul vs Tyson, it started to first drop to 140p, and then
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   by skwee357 2y ago

   I don’t think the problem is the algorithmic or chronological feed. I think the problem is that short form content simply should not exit. I don’t care what people eat for breakfast, or reading the same motivation quote over and over again.
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   by skwee357 2y ago

   I find it funny how hard people try to push the “BlueSky is better than twitter” narrative. So hard, that my entire BlueSky feed is filled with Twitter refugees who shit post about twitter being bad. Maybe instead of having yet another echo
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   by skwee357 2y ago

   Thanks for sharing. A refreshing, and more real perspective on business compared to other “indie hackers”.
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   by skwee357 2y ago

   Or you can use GoAccess [0] [0] https://goaccess.io/
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   by skwee357 2y ago

   Working on my project, like any other weekend. Going to focus on SEO this time
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   by skwee357 2y ago

   Glad I invested the time to learn Vim. Can't trust anyone these days. Everything seems to revolve around politics.
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   by skwee357 2y ago

   Even if it does, it still doomed to become what Twitter became. In my opinion, the best years of "social networks" were the early 2000 till early 2010, before Facebook and the likes became globally popular. During these years we h
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    Signed up due to the hype. My feed is filled with "Welp, he stole my meme" / "Would you prefer Go or Rust?" / anime images. Social media is dead
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    But then it means I need to save the PDF in the database rather than some kind of storage
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    Im having difficulty to understand what’s the use case for this..
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    And this is the problem we have with democracy, and why it's doomed to, eventually, die. People tend to believe words. I guess it fine when words are the only thing you can rely on, but in this case, we have history and past performanc
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    I'm still not sure whether I understand. Logging is not something that appears out of nowhere, it's usually the developers' task to write logs. I haven't seen a framework that does logging for you (except for internal co
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    Can you give an example what do you mean by that?
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    Why DX Doesn't Matter(yieldcode.blog)

    2 points by skwee357 2y ago|5 comments
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    Corporate environments tend to destroy the human souls. More so with “dream companies”. Sure, job is a big part of our life, but it’s better to leave as “just job”, and not focus on it too much. Wishing the best to the author!
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    Software Development Fragmentation(yieldcode.blog)

    1 points by skwee357 2y ago|0 comments
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    No, responsibility is not a word. Responsibility is an action. If I'm on-call, I'm responsible to carry my laptop with me and be available immediately to fix critical issues. I don't just say "I take responsibility of be
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    These words mean nothing really. I expect the next CEO to not use meaningless phrases. How does "taking responsibility" works in his case? What does it even mean other than PR fluff?
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    Being sorry - check Takes full responsibility - check Layoffs are still there
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    I have GL-inet brume 2 which runs in drop in gateway mode alongside my main router, and on it I have AdGuard home
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    I continue working on JustFax Online[0] - a service to send a one-time fax without the need for an account or subscription. I now realized that I started it almost one year ago. It's both amazing how much I was able to achieve in a yea
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    Rust, recently migrated from SQLite to Postgres, Astro, svelte, tailwind, caddy. Hosted in a VPS in Hetzner
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    Missed your comment. If you come from proper languages, like C, the borrow checker is not that bad. The problem is that most developers don’t even know when variables go out of scope. Sure, there are more to that in the borrow checker, and
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    That’s, and a bunch of twitter “indie hackers” who get traffic spikes that result in hundreds of dollars bills. Seriously, just get a VPS
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    Mind sharing some use cases? You can email me (email in profile/website) if you prefer not to share publicly.
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    I don’t do “free”. Free is bad for everyone: the paying customers, me, and eventually the feee customers as well
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    My disagreement was referring to the statement that Ruts should be used only in-places where you'd consider C/C++.
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    by skwee357 2y ago

    Never considered. I grew up coding in C, so always wanted to come back to something similar. After being spoiled by PHP/JS, couldn't go back to C/C++. Rust offered me a modern, C-like language, so I just learned it and applie