ny711

tbh I would prioritize analytics (it's all executives care about atm)

From the article "DBT is taken between 2 fires: its productive asset (dev community) and its capital assets (VC investors).

Satisfying both of them is probably not possible as they have opposite interests.

On one hand, the strong and engaged developer community is a valuable asset that contributes to the tool's popularity and functionality.

On the other hand, venture capital investors often seek ways to maximize their return on investment, which can lead to changes in pricing models or strategies that may not align with the community's expectations."

Lock em' up

We are in the process of building a CD product and would love any feedback on if what we are building is resonating with people. No need to sign up for anything, just watch the 9-min Youtube video showing off what it will look like and talking through why we are building it. Appreciate any and all feedback!

This should be a weekly ASK HN; seems to happy pretty frequently at this point

The job application system is broken and is in dire need of a fix. Half the time companies just post jobs to test the candidates they can get when they really have an internal person they are going to hire.

DevOps is outdated; in fact, most stuff nowadays in engineering is starting to get outdated due to how fast technology is evolving

Let's make something so complex no one really knows how to use it and then we can sell support on top of that

"However, open-source companies need to accept that the majority of their big deals and logos come from support contracts, not cloud spending"

you aren't missing anything, especially if you are located in Europe already makes sense early on to hire from those areas