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by dyeje 17d ago
The experience has degraded to the point where hotels are just better most of the time. Hosts these days tend to be commercial, unresponsive and have an unreasonable number of stipulations. I’m not really sure how you fix that, seems unavoi
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by dyeje 4mo ago
I volunteered a few years ago and had a great experience.
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by dyeje 7mo ago
I love the product but this is a really aggressive price update and makes me concerned they’ll try to gouge me in years to come.
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by dyeje 7mo ago
That book is so painful to read because of that lol.
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by dyeje 8mo ago
I did frontend before React, and it was a welcomed change. The core insight of UI being a function of state is a good one. It saves you a bunch of headaches from the jQuery days where you’d have multiple code paths per UI element (adding, r
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by dyeje 1y ago
After reading Careless People and watching Meta’s metaverse and AI moves, Mark comes across as a child chasing the shiny new thing.
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by dyeje 1y ago
“What kids told us about how to get off cigarettes” While I agree there’s a problem with how helicopter-y society is with kids these days, I think it’s ridiculous to expect kids to resist a device that is designed to be addictive. Teams of
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by dyeje 1y ago
I wasn’t justifying the move, just a related thought that came up after seeing a few articles about Neon and Supabase having an explosion of new apps.
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by dyeje 1y ago
I imagine there is a lot of new pressure on public APIs now that there’s an explosion of vibe coded projects accessing them (some probably quite haphazardly).
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by dyeje 1y ago
Why build your own community software? Sounds like a waste of resources, there are many off the shelf and open source alternatives.
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by dyeje 1y ago
Linear is the move. Do not consider Shortcut.
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by dyeje 1y ago
I understand what the author is getting at. It’s really densely written though, I’m hoping the intent is to express the feeling rather than persuade because (as some of the top comments show) I think it comes across antagonistic to that aud
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by dyeje 1y ago
I think they’re better for most users without a password manager. I don’t see how your mother example would have a better experience with another password to remember.
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by dyeje 1y ago
I've been evaluating AI code review vendors for my org. We've trialed a couple so far. For me, taking the workflow out of GitHub is a deal breaker. I'm trying to speed things along, not upend my whole team's workflow. Wh
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by dyeje 2y ago
Congrats on shipping. Curious, why Slack? Is this intended for book clubs at companies specifically?
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by dyeje 2y ago
Grew up in the burbs. Downtown has transformed into a fun, walkable, thriving area. Covid took some of the wind out of the sails, but it’s still chugging along. Overall, it’s a good city.
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by dyeje 2y ago
I think the idea is that it’s a forum for programmers and you can probably self serve some solution (whether that’s using a plugin, custom style sheet, making your own, etc).
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by dyeje 2y ago
You’re getting a 100% return on your investment and keeping a piece of equity for upside. I’d say it’s more than fair, it’s generous. You will get diluted over time, same as all the other equity holders, wouldn’t worry about it.
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Ask HN: Spending Tracking Tools
97 points by dyeje 2y ago|105 comments
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by dyeje 2y ago
For B2B, you line up calls and show mockups or clickable prototypes (Figma if you’ve got the skills / budget, Balsamiq or similar otherwise). From there, if it’s compelling enough, you should be able to get a contract signed (wouldn’t
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by dyeje 2y ago
Read an open source one. Here’s a Ruby one called Flipper. https://github.com/flippercloud/flipper
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by dyeje 2y ago
I played around with this a bit. Doesn’t work amazing on my iPhone model (SE 3rd gen), but it’s pretty cool. I don’t think there’s an API to use it in apps yet, but I would love to make an eye controlled mobile game.
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by dyeje 2y ago
I ended up buying a travel bidet because I couldn’t install one at our house for various reasons. It’s basically just a squeeze bottle with an angled head. Works great!
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by dyeje 2y ago
The easiest way to jump into product is to be a very product focused engineer and make an internal transfer. I’ve been offered such a transfer because stakeholders knew me and that I was thinking about these things in depth. This overcomes
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by dyeje 2y ago
If it’s a requirement to close a customer, they’ll tell you. Just keeping going with what you have until it blocks a deal you want to close enough to implement it.
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by dyeje 2y ago
Is there an official client?
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by dyeje 2y ago
If you’re not worried about scale, I’d just use a database backed queue.
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by dyeje 2y ago
Why Hammers Make Builders Worse at Building
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by dyeje 2y ago
They provide benchmarks, before them was Radford. They’re just taking a tech-first approach of an age old product.
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by dyeje 2y ago
I was the technical cofounder of a logtech startup. Logistics has a lot deep problems that need to be well integrated for a smooth UX. I think this is why you tend to see people eventually try to pivot into building a TMS (and why it takes

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