chrisjh

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Bufferbloat and Internet Speed Test(waveform.com)
5 points by chrisjh 2y ago|0 comments
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Upstash Workflow(upstash.com)
2 points by chrisjh 2y ago|0 comments
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by chrisjh 2y ago
Looks good OP - I frequently look at the stargazers list for various repos and see if there's overlap in interest between projects. I imagine this is about as good as targeted marketing as you could get for software, but I'm curio
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by chrisjh 2y ago
Please don't waste your time on this. It's emblematic of a company that doesn't know what they are doing and you probably don't want to work there. There should at least be some sort of skill-fit screening on their end (
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Rolldown: Fast Rust-based bundler for JavaScript with Rollup-compatible API(github.com)
2 points by chrisjh 2y ago|0 comments
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by chrisjh 3y ago
Prompt engineer was likely never a career path, I’d imagine most software devs knew this from the jump. I think any engineer can work with the modern LLM solutions available — considering software engineering was already a form of pseudo-pr
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by chrisjh 3y ago
We like the “Supabase for data engineering” nomenclature — we’re a managed service that does the heavy lifting to unify your data sources. Velvet enables you to join volumes of product events (from sources like Amplitude or Snowflake) with
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Show HN: Velvet – Data platform with an AI SQL editor(usevelvet.com)
9 points by chrisjh 3y ago|3 comments
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by chrisjh 3y ago
Earth Abides by George R. Stewart takes place around the Berkeley area in a post-apocalyptic world. Not quite sci-fi but a fantastic read nonetheless.
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by chrisjh 3y ago
Another post earlier today brought back the memory of this game. Incredible that it is still playable all these years later!
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Snowcraft Game (2001)(archive.org)
9 points by chrisjh 3y ago|3 comments
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by chrisjh 3y ago
The word Snowcraft just brought me back to my childhood. I loved playing the Snowcraft Shockwave game circa 2001 (?) I found a version of it on Archive.org [1] and a mirror on Github [2] that shockingly run perfectly! [1] https:/&#x2F
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by chrisjh 3y ago
I have similar thoughts on this - so few members of a team actually know what the underlying data model looks like. Gets even harder when you start trying to query across your database(s) + external sources like analytics/event systems
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by chrisjh 3y ago
Shameless plug – we're working on this at Velvet ( https://usevelvet.com ) and would love feedback. Our tool can connect and query across disparate data sources (databases and event-based systems) and allows you to write natu
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by chrisjh 8y ago
I've mentored people that have wanted to change roles into product management for years. Please feel free to reach out, happy to chat about it. My email address is in my HN profile.
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by chrisjh 9y ago
Check out http://rebble.io/ - it's made by some ex-Pebblers and other Pebble fans to keep your watches running.
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by chrisjh 9y ago
Hey @charbz great project! How can I get in touch to provide some feedback?
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by chrisjh 9y ago
Happy to help - email is in my profile.
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by chrisjh 9y ago
Reach out to Benjamin Bryant ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhbryant ). He was behind Pebble’s launch campaigns on Kickstarter ( http://kck.st/2nFRA4a ).
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by chrisjh 10y ago
Hi citizens, I tried to sign up but looks like something went wrong, all get back as the response is {}
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Beme Is Shutting Down, but Our Work Is Just Starting(medium.com)
3 points by chrisjh 10y ago|0 comments