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I've gotta agree here. I was working on setting up CI/CD with github action for my first time, and I thought I kept doing something wrong because there was no indication of any problems on the UI. I was googling all sorts of stuff, and eventually decided to check the github status page.

Pulse | Full Stack Engineer | Full Time | Remote (Pacific TZ Perferred)

- Pulse is an indoor agriculture IoT company that combines hardware, software, and cloud to enable indoor cannabis growers to optimize quality, improve yields, and prevent crop loss.

- We're a rapidly growing, bootstrapped, post-revenue company building tools that cannabis cultivators love: https://pulsegrow.com/pages/reviews.

- We're based out of Los Angeles, but our engineering team is remote.

Stack: C# ASP.net WebAPI backend on Azure, Angular 11 frontend on Heroku

Nice to haves: SQL, DevOps, IoT / HW experience

Shoot me an email: peter at pulsegrow

Also hiring: supply chain coordinator, sales account executive

Hey, I've got a SaaS component to my business and I found paddle [1] as a way to do payment processing for worldwide customers. They serve as a "merchant of record", basically a reseller of your software, and just send you your monthly check.

That being said, there's a lack of features and flexibility, and since the vast majority of my customers are in the US I ended up going with a different SaaS payments processor.

[1] https://paddle.com/

I can't log in unfortunately. I love heroku, but it does seem like they have their fair share of issues.

> Except for a handful of very over-priced models that I can't afford to buy.

This statement here made me pause for a bit. He wants a computer with specific features, but doesn't want pay for the models that offer those features because they are too expensive?

Everyone wants to have their cake and eat it too, but unfortunately, reality has constraints.

Pulse | Backend Engineer | Part Time and Full Time | Remote (Pacific TZ Perferred)

Pulse is an indoor agriculture IoT company that combines hardware, software, and cloud to enable indoor cannabis growers to optimize quality, improve yields, and prevent crop loss.

We're a bootstrapped, post-revenue company that is building tools that cannabis cultivators absolutely love: https://pulsegrow.com/pages/reviews. We're based out of Los Angeles, but our engineering team is remote.

Backend stack: C# ASP.net WebAPI on Azure

Nice to haves: Angular / JS / TypeScript skills

Shoot me an email: peter at pulsegrow

Luckily seems that the site supports reader view for people with your type of preferences.

Could you elaborate on why California especially?

https://www.redditstatus.com/ for the official status page

This is such a clickbait headline. Clubhouse asks for your contacts to invite them, same shady stuff that thousands of other apps have been doing for years, nothing special.

Miami has pitiful tech salaries, and no tech focused universities . I somehow doubt that 100m will make a significant difference

If you can't wait, start focusing on your ideas now. Chip away, one hour a day, every day.

I believe that is a fertilized egg cell, so kinda both. It's the yolk (all one thing), plus a bunch of associated organelles (bunch of different things).

GitKraken is the best git GUI I've had the pleasure of using.

As far as GUIs go, I've tried quite a few and have settled on GitKraken. It's head and shoulders above the rest.

Have you looked at Wyze?

I unblock ads on sites I find useful, use frequently and want to actively support. If the ads aren't obnoxious, they stay unblocked.

Sites wouldn't exist without the users, so they should keep in mind user experience when deciding how to monetize.

This is off topic, but I'm curious about your top 5 most game-changing upgrades to your dev environment.

Just set up TabNine, what are the other 3?

Sounds like this person is bad at advertising and marketing, and looking to blame anyone but themselves.

My guess is the content of the ad was poorly paired with the landing page. For what it's worth, I ran a LinkedIn campaign, had a $10 CPC with about a 40% conversion rate from a click to lead.

Also that sure is a lot of "conclusions" to make very little data.

Pulse | Backend Engineer | Part Time and Full Time | Remote (Pacific TZ Perferred)

Pulse is an indoor agriculture IoT company that combines hardware, software, and cloud to enable indoor cannabis growers to optimize quality, improve yields, and prevent crop loss.

We're a bootstrapped, post-revenue company that is building tools that cannabis cultivators absolutely love: https://pulsegrow.com/pages/reviews. We're based out of Los Angeles, but our engineering team is remote.

Backend stack: C# ASP.net WebAPI on Azure

Nice to haves: Angular / JS / TypeScript skills

Shoot me an email: peter at pulsegrow

Is it really against apple's ToS to increase in-app prices to make up for the 30% fee?

250 customers and hundreds of millions in losses.

Definitely seems like these companies are trying to cash in before the coming crash.

This is probably a solvable number, and these 1.4 numbers are suspiciously close to the square root of two 1.41421...

appears not to just be me: https://downdetector.com/status/heroku/

However, solar panels don't make more solar panels at 20% efficiency

having trouble sending messages, some aren't making it through

It's an important consideration!

The bug with the trackpoint is if you rest your finger on the trackpoint. If you lift your finger, it should stop drifting.

I do development work on it and haven't ran into any issues. That being said, if you need something a little more beefy, and a little less lightweight, the T line is the next place to look. There's also the X1 extreme. However, after the XPS15 I wanted something a bit more mobile.