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I quit my job, and am building Tindie fulltime
Original EnglishI've used them as well at work (likely the same $199/month Business plan for multiple site hosting) and they're pretty good, though according to our …
Ask HN: Product Managers, how did you get there and what's your background?
Original EnglishI spent 4 years at Intel in their technical sales program, which was a nice way to learn business skills and particularly B2B selling skills …
You Don't Need the Cloud
Original EnglishI used a device to send about 1000 readings and it cost me around $150 USD.
Microsoft seeks Rust developers to rewrite core C# code
Original EnglishEasily 200x the throughput, and 99.9% of all parallel bugs disappeared overnight (well, after we launched, I mean).
180TB of Good Vibrations – Storage Pod 3.0
Original EnglishSo buying servers that are 1/3 as "dense" but easier to access drives from the front costs Backblaze $50/pod/month or $600/pod/year.
The Steam Controller Configurator's Untapped Power
Original EnglishAfter that I sold it (even with a small profit) because it felt cheap but mostly because it lacked a rechargeable battery and headphone jack, …
Ask HN: MacBooks seems to be the only viable option these days
Original EnglishI've used Ubuntu and Debian stable and testing for decades, but have migrated over to rolling releases for desktop use because of better hardware support.
Marten: a Crystal web framework
Original EnglishAll considered I prefer the occasional bug and extra test in Ruby and Python.
Frustration, Disappointment And Apathy: My Years At Microsoft
Original EnglishIn retrospect, I was probably deliberately thrown into the projects that seemed hopeless and bug-ridden because I actually cared about this stuff.