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by switz 6y ago
If anyone from Apple is reading, let me just say – this is exactly what I want. Magsafe charging. Function keys instead of the touchbar. 15-16" screen. M1 CPU. 32GB Memory. I also prefer the 2015 keyboard, but it's not a dealbreak
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by switz 6y ago
Well cheers. That's honestly such a pleasure to hear, especially on HN of all places. So glad you had a good time.
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by switz 6y ago
Mostly normal stuff; node.js, postgres, redis, some react, Sourcemod/c++ for the in-game management. Nothing overtly fancy nor magical.
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by switz 6y ago
I charge users 5 bucks a month to host unlimited matches (just 1 person out of 10 pays). I could charge more, but since I don't have the overhead of a large company, I can get by with less and my users get an extremely affordable produ
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by switz 6y ago
My company is ran similarly; though I never raised VC and bootstrapped my way to profitability over 5 years as a solo founder. I provide a simple platform for people to play their friends on high quality CS:GO servers, while keeping track o
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by switz 6y ago
> For example I used Quip for many years, which locks any block currently being edited by someone else, which can be quite frustrating when someone happens to have an idling cursor in a random position. You understand what the OP is comp
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by switz 6y ago
I don't think anyone experiences quiet in Manhattan. Doing it on the platform is generally considered acceptable by all; doing it on the train leads to mixed responses, but NYers just kind of accept it, despite any muttering under thei
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by switz 6y ago
I'd offer a more expensive version with the neural options available. Maybe offer a monthly subscription so people can give it a try with a smaller commitment. Just because you might not think that it's worth it, doesn't mean
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by switz 6y ago
Is this multi currency or USD only? Does this mean I can store EUR alongside USD via my Stripe checkout sales, instead of being forced to convert immediately?
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by switz 6y ago
Could one turn it into an infinite loop by sending an email with a reply-to at the same address?
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by switz 6y ago
> developing became more and more inefficient Anecdotally I find the opposite to be true. I've been writing frontend code for over a decade, but I've never moved faster and wrote less buggy code than now. Is that because I&#x27
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by switz 6y ago
I downvoted you because your first comment was "Hellosign is a joke." solely due to the aforementioned bug. Then you edited your comment. You ran into a bug in some web software. It happens. Sounds like it was already fixed. Mea
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by switz 6y ago
Sure, but getting ignored or people moving on is hardly exclusive to Small Tech. In my experience, it's far more prevalent in growth-heavy startups than in small businesses.
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by switz 6y ago
This is something I've ruminated on a lot – but frankly, I'm in no way qualified to understand or make sense of it. The two things that I often come back to are: 1) the pathways that infrastructure would run through have more &quo
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by switz 6y ago
The product literally just launched -- give it a few weeks, it'll show up.
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by switz 6y ago
If a customer is looking for you specifically, they will find you (e.g. "hubble data" as stated above). If they are looking for a "data quality monitor" then the SEO will need to reflect that. The name is largely irrelev
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by switz 6y ago
I had the exact same reaction. Sticking Angular in there with no mention of Backbone is revisionist history. Backbone was everywhere . ES6 doesn't coalesce without Coffeescript either. Firebug is another glaring omission. What about n
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by switz 6y ago
I've been ruminating on this exact problem for months. I'm consulting at a company where we have a lot of non-engineers who own several major processes w/r/t data sources of truth. Engineers need up-to-date programmatic
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by switz 6y ago
Not quite. Next allows you to dynamically generate static content both at build time – and with this latest update – at _runtime_ as well. It generates code-split bundles for each page, enabling extremely thin pages to minimize the amount o
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by switz 6y ago
You're not totally wrong, but think of it this way. You have native support in your application stack for this static 'caching' along with one-click edge distribution. Which means you can write extremely complex, interactive
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by switz 6y ago
I played this game a bunch in the mid 2000s. A sizeable number of people that I played with went on to serve in the military, evidently due to their experience playing the game. So, anecdotally, it was effective.
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by switz 6y ago
I would really love if this displayed the bundle size of each package (a la bundlephobia[0]). I'm not quite sure I understand how or why this is a business, but there certainly is some base level of utility value. I have a feeling this
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by switz 6y ago
If it had a headphone jack...
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by switz 6y ago
+1s are frowned upon at HN, but I can't think of a more warranted post than this one for offering up an underlined "thank you"
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by switz 6y ago
I still remember the Snow Leopard 'No New Features' launch. Mac OS has been as buggy as ever lately, I'd welcome another 'no new features' release with open arms.
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by switz 6y ago
Every 6 months or so I clean out the fans on my macbook. I used to take them out entirely, but realized with an old toothbrush and a soft-handed can of compressed air[0] you can do 90% of the job without the headache. Always runs like a new
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by switz 6y ago
Absolutely not -- in fact, being self-aware of your deficiencies is hugely important. You should find people that compliment your skillset. Not everyone needs to be a creative firehose. If you're capable of understanding and implementi
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by switz 6y ago
I sent a PR to fix this. https://github.com/callumprentice/callumprentice.github.io/p...
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by switz 6y ago
This only works if you're extremely honest with yourself about the constraints and you earnestly work through all of the edge cases and UX. If you don't have the experience to know what those constraints are, you will likely miss
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by switz 6y ago
> No one should be using JWT I've heard criticisms of JWT -- mostly around the lack of ability to revoke a JWT. One could then introduce a refresh token with a longer ttl, which can be revoked on the server. But of course then you l

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