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jonathankau
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Comment #31586323
Satsuma | REMOTE (PST ±5) | Full-time | https://www.satsuma.xyz/ Satsuma is making reading from blockchains as easy as reading application data in web2. Our product lets applicatio…
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Comment #23707952
We recently renegotiated our rent for a 2br apartment in SF about 7% down after having begun our lease in March. Used a 2 prong tactic of mentioning some frustrations that we've ha…
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Comment #17284864
Hey etc_host, Thanks for taking a quick peek and sharing your thoughts. I definitely agree that there are issues with many of the questions and that the quiz overall isn't super ac…
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Comment #17284609
Hey stephenr, This is pretty common for some of the larger tech companies. While some Bay Area startups do pay a bit less in exchange for equity, it's still tough getting talent gi…
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Comment #17284418
Hey HN, For those of you full-time employees out there, you may have experienced a time when you weren't actually sure whether your title reflected your day-to-day performance. I w…
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Comment #10805428
pgweb is also nice: https://github.com/sosedoff/pgweb I'm excited to see all the work that's going into tools to work with Postgres :)
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Comment #10731532
If you're working with Postgres then check out https://github.com/sosedoff/pgweb for connecting to a remote server. It supports table data viewing as well as SQL queries, but doesn…
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Ask HN: Is there a tool similar to Heroku Dataclips for self-hosted databases?
We've been on Heroku for a while and have found Heroku Dataclips to be a very powerful tool for looking at statistics like user counts. I haven't been able to find anything similar…
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Comment #10588392
The aggregate HN community seems to be reacting pretty negatively, but I see a lot of value in high-level "magic" tools (like this and Otto) that abstract away configuration for de…
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Comment #9147289
Just started using Weave ( http://weave.in/ ) around SF and there are tons of founders/tech enthusiasts on the network that might be willing to grab a coffee with you :)
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Comment #7267442
Anyone else know why they're shutting it down for Android?