kirubakaran

Good example of stream processing

Everyone with a browser will use https://histre.com/ :-p

Welcome! btw this is how it looked: https://i.imgur.com/qg8gNJF.png

I understand if the window were taller, I'd have seen the actual price cards. I think it's just that when you click "Pricing", you expect the next obvious number you see to be the price.

Sure. I extracted tags from here https://lobste.rs/tags and expanded on that just from having spent a lot of time on HN. Then the app uses GPT3.5 to choose the appropriate tags for each story from the master list of tags.

More info: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35904988

Some unsolicited feedback (please feel free to ignore):

When I click on "Pricing" in the nav bar, it scrolls down, and the first thing that catches my eye is "$2100 / month". I happened to see this time that this is the benefit you're projecting and it is actually $2.50/hour. On the previous times I've visited your website based on your HN comments, I've always thought $2100/month was what you were going to charge me and closed the tab.

I've been frustrated myself that people don't read what's right there on the page when they come to my startup app's landing page. Turns out I do the same. Hope this helps you improve the layout / font sizes and such "information hierarchy" so the correct information is conveyed at a glance.

IMHO $2.50/hour is great value, and stands on its own. I know how much my time is worth, so perhaps the page doesn't really have to shout that to convince me.

Again, please feel free to ignore this as it is quite possible that it is just me with the attention span of a goldfish with CTE while clicking around new websites.

You can use "remote hands" service to some extent. For example: http://www.he.net/tour/Fremont_2_220_Remote_Hands_Service.ht...

You could leave a stack of HDDs and other consumables in your server cabinet for them.

You haven't made an argument for that point at all

If you're an Everettian, roll https://www.jrussellhuffman.com/quantumdice/ and read it only if the die is odd. You can have your cake and eat it too.

You might like this: https://histre.com/hn/

(Disclosure: I made it)

Nice! I built something similar for https://histre.com/ and made it even robust that the highlight will stay on even if the rest of the page changes. For example, if you highlight a sentence in Hacker News comments, the position of the comment changes all the time and histre highlights the correct sentence even with that change.

I open sourced it here, if that's helpful: https://gitlab.com/histre/browser-extension/-/blob/master/hi...

SFO doesn't use TSA

https://www.flysfo.com/about/airport-operations/safety-secur...

20k years ago the flash floods were less evolved and hence were much slower than the modern newfangled flash floods you're talking about.

Predicate logic

Easily solved by everyone in the world going to bed at 10pm UTC /s

Hacker News minus AI: https://histre.com/hn/?tags=+all-ai

So statistical test won't work, and we need something else

I prefer #666

You could get a suppository device

Much better chart someone posted in an older thread: https://i.imgur.com/AEzxuLy.jpg

I too can add that my in-person interactions with DHH were incredibly pleasant. What an amazing person!

Discussion with 473 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40481808

You could use something like https://docs.allauth.org/en/latest/

auth0 is too expensive for new SaaS imho

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28017204 (3 years ago, 151 comments)

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33903563 (2 years ago, 22 comments)

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41372833 (this post)

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41373288 (this comment)

Improved the search feature of https://histre.com/ which is a knowledge management tool

The Rule 34 of system design

Here's Jazz for Cows

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXKDu6cdXLI

> are not, in fact, seagulls

Journalists are known to be gullible

Yeah that's 100% my problem. I'll work on it. I really appreciate the feedback.

Thanks, I need to fix that.

It is primarily a knowledge management tool with a ton of integrations to get data in, and also get it out easily, has powerful search etc.