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ushakov
4y ago
please think for a moment what you’ve just said you said you could offer me a tool that does many different things, but nothing specific but, as a potential customer i would be looking for a tool that could solve my specific problem now t
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ushakov
4y ago
> a single platform to monitor anything that developers would like to monitor a jack of all trades, master of none
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ushakov
4y ago
why would i use your proprietary product when there are (lots!) of open-source alternatives available?
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ushakov
4y ago
some Product Manager at Google will now get promoted for "removing legacy infrastructure, cutting costs and increasing ad revenue by directing traffic for popular search queries to partner sites"
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Zynthian – Open Synth Platform
(zynthian.org)
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ushakov
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Analog versus Digital synthesizers compared [video]
(youtube.com)
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ushakov
4y ago
> The question is, which hamster has a better life? neither of them, because they're both dependant on someone else to give them food
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ushakov
4y ago
you could use Fastly or AWS Cloudfront
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ushakov
4y ago
this 100% sometimes i Google stuff i already know just to verify i remembered it correctly lately i've been refreshing my memory on Vue JS and this website comes up a lot: https://thewebdev.info the solutions i read there w
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ushakov
4y ago
Vercel is easy to use and comes with batteries the primary decision driver here is hype factor it’s just more fashionable to use Vercel than AWS much of web development today is like this
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ushakov
4y ago
a Golden Retriever would be happy to show you around and help you pack the loot
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ushakov
4y ago
how many people are using this? why do they find it useful?
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ushakov
4y ago
on HN this is usually the other way around at least as far i can remember
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ushakov
4y ago
> shutting down products applies to GCP services they regularly deprecate old API versions in favour of new ones, which are not backwards compatible and usually more expensive any time Google Cloud APIs change you have to update your cod
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ushakov
4y ago
and if you're into Markdown, i can also recommend prosemd https://github.com/kitten/prosemd-lsp
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ushakov
4y ago
if you want something like LanguageTool but for your website, check out Typosaur, it's currently in Beta! https://typosaur.com
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ushakov
4y ago
check out nlprule, it supports LanguageTool rules and is written in Rust https://github.com/bminixhofer/nlprule
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Russia to cut Nord Stream 1 gas flow to 20% of capacity
(dw.com)
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ushakov
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ushakov
4y ago
of course, but the type of software that can make the world better and solve some of the world's problems (like hunger and climate change) is not the software the majority of the people on HN are working on, me including maybe we shoul
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ushakov
4y ago
100% this your goal as a employee is to make the stakeholders rich if you disagree, start your own business and own your IP if you cannot, stay a peasant for ever
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ushakov
4y ago
> for most of the applications we build we definitely are going to make the world slightly better no you won’t what you will be doing instead is help make some stakeholders richer (and they don’t give a F about making the world better) i
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ushakov
4y ago
they continue getting fat contracts for blaming rights
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ushakov
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i’d say Bali (Indonesia) is a good example of “a hellish nightmare for all but the 1%”
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4y ago
you need to hire more people to show “growth”
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i wonder how this compares to the amount of money invested in autonomous driving startups
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i was guilty of refusing to offer the service for free to a student at the time it didn’t make sense to me why i should offer something for free when it costs me money to operate the student in question switched to a competitor, got a job a
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yes, as in my own comment: this is a business, not a charity if businesses give you something for free, they still expect to profit, but at later point the logic here is to give you the product while you’re studying so when you finished the
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because CS students are more likely to pursue software engineering as a career free for education really is a marketing tool to get the students to use and depend on the product so that when they land a job they can convince their Product M
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Ask HN: What could software developers do for climate change?
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ushakov
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ushakov
4y ago
try Advisable: http://advisable.com
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