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by leftnode 3y ago
Is it widely assumed the thief is North Korea?
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by leftnode 3y ago
Additionally, I'd wager a good majority of their paying customers had no idea the controversy was happening, or weren't going to change their entire office operating procedures because the owners may have some caustic opinions.
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by leftnode 3y ago
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - It's an odd combination of intense physical activity and human chess (setting up attacks in advance while also trying to deflect your opponents attacks, except using chokes or joint breaks). Grapplers are either f
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by leftnode 3y ago
This seems shortsighted. There are dozens of reasons you may want to get to know your neighbors: help each other out, become friends, watch a package, babysit, petsit, and so forth. Sure, nothing may happen from an interaction, but it seems
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by leftnode 3y ago
I agree. From his site it appears he's a "coach" that some executive hires to hold an all hands team building exercise that the rank-and-file completely dread. No thanks.
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by leftnode 3y ago
That's exactly what we do: submitting a search/filter form through a POST request which creates a record in the database representing the search/filter criteria and then redirects to the same endpoint with the ID of that reco
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by leftnode 4y ago
Great to hear some people still follow the KISS method. I've done the same for years and this very simple setup can scale to tens of millions of (database intensive) requests per week.
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by leftnode 4y ago
Home service businesses (contractors, electricians, plumbers, HVAC, roofers, etc). Even houses owned by banks/investment groups need repairs done. It's a huge industry that desperately needs employees.
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by leftnode 4y ago
Not the OP, but also selling B2B software. You can hold a user accountable that they'll actually use the software purchased. The company is spending a lot of money on it, finds value in it, and wants to ensure it's being used and
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by leftnode 5y ago
Perhaps you could extend the Pipe class and thus the pipe() method returns an object for chainability? That's the only reason I can immediately think of.
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by leftnode 5y ago
"Senior" developers tend to waaaaaay overestimate their abilities, unfortunately.
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by leftnode 5y ago
Absolutely amazing project, happy paying customer.
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by leftnode 5y ago
As a developer and business owner, I literally can't comprehend this response. I can't imagine idea of having to manage yet another server over running ngrok http 8000 -subdomain=my-custom-subdomain from the root of my ap
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by leftnode 5y ago
You can generally get good, inexpensive Irish butter at Costco in America easily.
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by leftnode 5y ago
There's a piece of software (that I have no affiliation with) that has a feature like this built in named Guru: https://www.getguru.com
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by leftnode 5y ago
This is great. Thanks for maintaining this artifact of pre-Web 2.0 days. And who knows, the next hot startup Jubyla may want to buy the domain for millions.
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by leftnode 5y ago
It is, and something an ORM can manage, but I spend a LOT of time in the psql CLI.
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by leftnode 5y ago
That's generally what I end up doing. It's not ideal, but it at least allows me to order the columns how I want.
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by leftnode 5y ago
I love, love, love Postgres! The one feature MySQL has that Postgres doesn't is the ability to add a new column in an arbitrary position in the table. I like my tables to have a common "layout" and I would love to have this
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by leftnode 5y ago
I regularly deal with JSON documents several MB in size, but do developers frequently deal with JSON documents several GB in size? If so, where do you encounter something like that? Surely "processing" that much data (for whatever
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by leftnode 5y ago
The impact Vagrant has had on my business is nearly immeasurable (and for free, no less). We're a small startup, and I haven't had the time (or motivation) to learn what Docker, Kubernetes, containers, etc are. Seems overly comple
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by leftnode 5y ago
Congrats on the launch. Unrelated to the actual software, are any of you actual Jiu-Jitsu grapplers? If not, why'd you go with the name Jitsu?
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by leftnode 5y ago
Surely Substack uses Amazon SES or another transactional email service to actually send the emails to their user's subscribers, right?
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by leftnode 5y ago
It also helps spread knowledge around so more than one person has knowledge of a new feature, bug fix, or sub-system.
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by leftnode 5y ago
Another added benefit is that you can build a simple interface to allow end users to adjust their sequences (or our support staff in this instance). In our system, by default, all objects start at 1000. If a new account is created, and they
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by leftnode 5y ago
We have a similar system (multi-tenant database) where each tenant (account) has objects that have unique identifiers for that specific account (customers, locations, jobs, invoices, etc). Customer #C1010 may have 2 locations #L1899 and #L8
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by leftnode 5y ago
ServiceLine | Dallas, TX | ONSITE | Software Engineers | FULL-TIME | https://goserviceline.com ServiceLine is a company dedicated to building the best software for residential and commercial contractors. With our small team, we&
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by leftnode 5y ago
I wonder if this would improve or hinder my Jiu Jitsu.
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by leftnode 5y ago
Congratulations on launching. My (small) startup is a Calendly user for our sales and support staff. What would cause me to switch from Calendly to your product? I would never want to self host this. We're a small team, and no one tech
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by leftnode 6y ago
I completely agree, especially if you are, like I imagine most HN readers are, already at the top of your professional field. In 2019, I started training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. It's had a dramatic improvement on every aspect of my life

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