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by upmostly 2y ago
Is it just me, or does this landing page and product feel half-finished? Missing video, coming soon, no logo...
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by upmostly 2y ago
Exactly. You do not want to poke the bear... Why do you think there isn't a good alternative to IMDB? My advice would be to take down this domain and repo immediately and go build something that wouldn't attract the attention of a
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by upmostly 2y ago
IMDB are a renown litigious company. That domain name will not last long after they catch word of this being a thing. You only have to speak to the owner of OMDB (Open Movie Database) to understand how litigious IMDB are.
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by upmostly 3y ago
Next time you read the testimonial section, copy paste the author's name into Google. You'll find that they're made up. They also share the same stock photo of the smiling woman in red. It's borderline fraud.
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by upmostly 3y ago
I'm building a Web and iOS game ( https://brawlbugs.com ) as a side project and started implementing collision detection from scratch. Terrible idea. Use a library like this if you're in the JavaScript ecosystem: https:
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by upmostly 3y ago
I recently discovered PocketBase (through HackerNews, no less..) and have fallen in love with its simplicity and ethos. I've been tinkering with it over the last week, but have yet to hear of someone using it in production. I'd lo
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by upmostly 3y ago
Nail. Head. The amount of code I now "write" (I've started calling it directing) and features I've put into my side projects has been more than the last 5-10 years combined this last year. I successfully created a sold a
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by upmostly 3y ago
True. I knew my comment would be downvoted. Interestingly, one comment above said the author did not release an update in over a year...
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by upmostly 3y ago
Can I offer a more pessimistic view? This is Darwinism. If the author has a seemingly popular and monetisable (sic) product with real users, yet has failed to achieve the state of ramen profitable, then perhaps this is fate. Perhaps he&#x27
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by upmostly 3y ago
I have a fantastic feeling about 2024... HN is somewhere that feels like home to me. As it does for a lot of people. I'm grateful to have it in my life. All the best.
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by upmostly 3y ago
Arguably the most mature engine for building games for the web, Phaser (think Vampire Survivors), isn't even listed. I wouldn't trust this list.
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by upmostly 3y ago
I got http://www.staggeringbeauty.com/ The best possible result.
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by upmostly 3y ago
Used Inngest a few months ago and now use it, with RedwoodJS as part of every project I work on. It makes absolute sense to "event everything". Also, the dev-ex is incredible. Especially in conjunction with RedwoodJS. Well done, c
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by upmostly 3y ago
Neither. The developer experience for both is awful, especially after you've been spoiled to an amazing dev ex from RedwoodJS.
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Show HN: Pixelma – 8bit sprites and backgrounds from any image(pixelma.com)
1 points by upmostly 3y ago|0 comments
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by upmostly 3y ago
They have. We pay $20 per month to get priority access. A lot more than I've ever paid to use the Google search engine. Paid for service over ads is the new way forward.
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by upmostly 3y ago
A friend told me about the project last week, so I did some Googling and discovered the GitHub repo by searching for AnimatedDrawings and Facebook.
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by upmostly 3y ago
I'm working on an app called Monstdraw.com that uses this code if you're interested in collaborating? My email is in my bio.
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by upmostly 3y ago
Small anecdote: I discovered the codebase for this project last week and assumed that it had already been advertised and popularised. Apparently that's just happening now. I deployed the Docker container and got it working fine and I&#
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by upmostly 3y ago
I can't describe the feeling I feel when I view a website like JetPens, but it's there. It's the same feeling I had when I visited my first website. It's that same feeling I got when we had software instead of web apps.
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by upmostly 3y ago
It's great. Some feedback: The explanations of wrong answers are a mouthful. For the first example today: "Not quite! Ahoy matey! We need a small fix! Use in search of instead of for when looking for something. Happy treasure hunt
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by upmostly 3y ago
I believe it must have worked well for them, although I have no specific proof, because that billboard was there for a good 6 months at least and must have cost a fair bit of money given how prominent it was.
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by upmostly 3y ago
I absolutely love Rails. I'll always remember back in 2010 catching the train to Waterloo station in London and seeing a huge sign overlooking the train tracks that read something like "We Need Rails Developers". Rails was su
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by upmostly 4y ago
There are likely several hundreds, if not thousands of companies already offering a 4-day work week or something similar. For example, I work at a company called Forestreet ( https://forestreet.com ) and we already offer a 9-day f
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WordPress Gutenberg: Everything You Need to Know(upmostly.com)
3 points by upmostly 8y ago|0 comments