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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Hoping this lights a fire under other AWS wrappers like Heroku and Vercel to support IPv6. Currently dealing with the fallout of the Supabase IPv6 change and frustrated that two of my core vendors still don't support it.
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Thank you! Glad this happened after the deal closed
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
They let us get our cash out within a few days IIRC, and we switched to a different bank (was right after we were acquired so kind of a different situation). I would say there's still a large gap in the market SVB filled but I am not u
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
They lied (or did not clearly inform their sales people) about their AWS credit promotion a few years ago which really annoyed me when they were trying to sell us. Went back to the safe embrace of SVB but I guess that didn't really pla
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
I used kdenlive recently and it worked very well! Clipchamp charges for 4K export which seriously annoys me given we all know that’s just arbitrary, but kdenlive handled it just fine and was actually faster to use anyways
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Agreed. And to make such a seemingly big decision in a matter of a weekend. Respect for being decisive I guess but this seems impulsive and framing the secondary opportunity to conveniently fit the narrative instead of addressing the core i
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
It’s a lot of little things. Just yesterday I was on vanguard and a select box wouldn’t display at all on FF. You start to notice these rendering differences all over the place. Gone are the days a site just flat out won’t work unless it’s
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
It’s too bad that Firefox has such a great UX and privacy-focused cloud features like this, yet is being held back by its engine. As a heavy FF user for the last few years it’s become more and more clear that the world just doesn’t care abo
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
You can access the database from anywhere (client and server depending on your config). I use nextjs so many of my database calls are in Next serverless functions. However, I’ll probably explore moving some of that logic to supabase functio
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
This only seems plausible if most B2B YC companies in this set are still very early, because scaling B2B requires getting big companies to pay way more than a YC founder could ever stomach on a contractual basis.
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
It's a fair point. Want to note one thing I found strange: the city I sold in (very hot market) had 3%/3% as standard, and the one I bought in (less hot) had 2.4%/2.4% as standard (at least in the area I bought). I don't
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Yes but from the perspective of the seller, the buyer's agent fee feels like you're subsidizing the realtor market to make it viable. Now, don't get me wrong, when I _bought_, I was very happy my agent made money, because she
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
I just sold a house in the US and the thought of listing it ourselves did cross my mind, but in the end we used an agent and they did _everything_ for us while I was out of the country, and got us a great price. In the end the amount of com
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Makes you wonder then why it does so much, if those rarely used features increase the surface area of possible exploits? This is just a question I’ve had about *nix utilities in general, since sudo is hardly the only tool with obscure flags
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
And when you consider these voice assistants already feel at risk for further investment due to subpar results, it makes sense. Bit of a catch-22 though as many of us have given up on expecting much out of our existing ones
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
As a loom customer, color me very surprised. I did not expect it to have such a strong business since we generally just sporadically use it and it's a vitamin not a painkiller. Just goes to show how you can't accurately evaluate c
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
This fails to satisfy one of the core lessons here: trust nothing, not even your own training and culture.
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Doesn’t this only kick in if you’ve hit a revenue threshold, which won’t happen for a free game?
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
The second case isn't probably good for founders either. I don't think it would be easy to convince investors to let you take cash out of the business to any meaningful degree, but I suppose that depends on how much control you ha
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Regardless of where you sit on the line between ambition and optimizing for founder outcomes, I think we can all agree first time founders aren't thinking about the math here enough and are far more susceptible to listening to what VCs
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
I was so inspired by FreeHand that I spent many of my formative programming years trying to build a clone in Java with the new (at the time) Java 2D APIs. I remember being blown away at things like anti-aliasing in FreeHand and then Java 2D
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Huge congrats for shipping some of these features. I know many of us have been wanting them for a while. In particular, migration squashing will be super helpful. I'm a little iffy on the branching stuff, since I like the solution of h
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
In many cases these open core companies are not “giving nothing back”, but are funding engineer salaries on the order of millions of dollars per year to invest in the OSS project that they use as customer acquisition for a commercial cloud
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Stencil does have SSR but requires compatible framework tooling https://stenciljs.com/docs/hydrate-app
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
You’re being downvoted (clearly by multiple people) for having a valid opposing opinion in a subjective debate. Hate to see that kind of behavior on HN. Upvoted you to balance it out.
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
I was going to ask, when would you only rely on a sequential id for temporal locality, wouldn't most people be indexing and sorting on `created_at` or something equivalent?
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
The issue is that everyone is saying some version of that tagline. It's forgettable and the kind of thing you tune out over time. I guess we'll see how they perform moving forward though.
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
To me there's just an argument for effective marketing. That new billboard can't be more effective at generating industry and brand awareness, can it? It's so forgettable. It's _mediocre_, and reads just like every oth
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
Came here to say this! I hacked phpBB to build a “Facebook before Facebook” for my friends in high school. Added features like a poetry authoring tool, turn based games, and a blog feature. While I don’t use php any more I absolutely would
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by yesimahuman 3y ago
I really didn't see the issue with him asking reddit about acquisition. It's a fair exchange given the power dynamics at play, and Reddit taking that personally just speaks volumes to how immature and amateurish the management tea

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