niklearnstodev

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by niklearnstodev 15d ago
A bit cryptic, but their legacy product is kinda linked, which points to a URL with a single, different letter where this should be pointing: https://greatquestion.co/careers
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by niklearnstodev 2y ago
Context: worked in the space a bit (~4 years, cumulatively), mech eng with a comp-sci minor, track the space from the outside now. As others have pointed out, this is, as far as I've seen in the last decade, a very conservative industr
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by niklearnstodev 2y ago
Sympathy for your personal hardship. That just sucks. There was a facetious comment that was flagged discussing that, as a HN user who certainly makes $XXX XXX, you can't be having a hard time. It is interesting, though, that even folk
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by niklearnstodev 3y ago
Good point, this product does make this approach far more palatable. Curious if the sharding strategy that you were shifting to was company-based, as is implemented in this case?
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by niklearnstodev 3y ago
Having never worked on a multi-tenant SaaS app, is this how multi-tenancy is typically implemented (a per-tenant-database)? Is there a certain scale at which this becomes the ideal pattern? If so, has anyone made the shift from a single-dat
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by niklearnstodev 3y ago
Looks great, and I'm excited to try it for a personal project (nice free tier). It looks like it can act as the entire devops team for my single-person project.
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by niklearnstodev 3y ago
Personally: -sports: climbing gyms/trips/facebook groups/etc, bike groups (not exclusively biking alone), hiking trips, etc Anecdotally: -drama clubs/local theatre productions -run clubs: while running is typically fairl
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by niklearnstodev 4y ago
I've spent quite a bit of time building basically this exact tool within a greater app, and have to say that this looks amazing. Well done! Now I'm just curious what you have in mind in terms of next steps, as you've done the
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by niklearnstodev 4y ago
Entirely understandable, and a major driver in my transition from industrial automation to web software (though industrial hardware work is so rewarding!).
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by niklearnstodev 4y ago
Does Charm ever plan to be remote-friendly? Asking more for some talented friends living in a remote small town, though I've admired Charm from afar for some time.
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by niklearnstodev 5y ago
I have a similar habit getting similar flak, but with another added reason. As a remote worker, going to a place every day (often leading to small interactions with others) helps replace replace some elements of working from an office (comm
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by niklearnstodev 5y ago
My org (small but growing team, web) manages developer setup, product and project documentation in Notion, and the docs often get created but not maintained, and the product documentation is mostly for recently developed segments of the app
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Ask HN: How does your organization handle documentation?
6 points by niklearnstodev 5y ago|1 comments
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Vine Robots(vinerobots.org)
1 points by niklearnstodev 5y ago|0 comments
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by niklearnstodev 6y ago
Exciting to see an open source Rust WASM project as reference for us folks who are interested in playing around with it. Thanks for the cool work!
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by niklearnstodev 6y ago
Gatsby's really fun to use developing small apps, and their docs make it easy to get started with Gatsby, React AND front-end in general. They've created a good overall experience for beginners, which could create a decent user ba
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by niklearnstodev 7y ago
This is a tricky one, because there are a few different facets or domains relevant to the topic. Two major ones that immediately come to mind are public speaking and conversational speaking. I'm very good at conversational speaking, an