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Thanks so much for trying it out, and for your feedback. You're right, that is a bit wonky - we should change the UX for inputs when the maximum of the range is massive, will get o…

Hi HN! I'm Camin, co-founder of Stackfix. We've built a B2B SaaS comparison platform to solve problems we experienced when buying software. Evaluating SaaS tools today typically re…

I really like the Twain quote. With reference to OP; you'll notice on this site and elsewhere on the web, the best posts are very frequently of the form - "I just figured out this …

I definitely share your view that the content there is lack lustre (was it ever great?) and it's certainly a high noise-to-signal platform for job searching. My experience is that …

Stand out from a crowded job market by writing technical blog posts. This is super valuable advice I wish I'd known much earlier. Now I'm in a position to make hiring decisions, de…

A reassuring take on the history of automation as a labour substitute. While I'd like to believe the fundamental message here still holds from 2015, recent advances make me a littl…

I had no idea you could do this. Very helpful for theming where the colour of elements needs to be determined at runtime by the user

This is a problem I've faced a number of times, and am facing again. Basically, how do you keep a track of how items in your database are changing over time? I'm familiar with the …

Appreciated but what we need is the oral history of Jack Dorsey in this time period to understand if this was the only problem he was considering working on. As I say, even if that…

> "I want to start a company, what should it do?" That's not what the article is saying, although I appreciate the sentiment exists. The core idea was that, if you are someone that…

Agreed the primary objective is solutions to problems. I tend to think the best solutions will very often come from entrepreneurs and startups but that need not always be the case.…

Should have made a problem generator first :)

Then you'll agree it was used correctly, if metaphorically, in the article :)