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jonobird1
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Show HN: The gap between tracking time and getting paid is frustratingly manual
I've freelanced for 15 years. Every month it's the same routine: check my time tracker, open Xero, manually create an invoice, try to remember what "Client X - 2.5hrs" actually mea…
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Comment #40852935
It really depends on the code. To find a CSS bug, yes easy peasy. To find a logic hole in a payment integration of what someone has missed or should have implemented but didn't (eg…
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Comment #40852921
I'm not sure code reviews hold much merit. I've been a web developer for around 12 years and I've worked in companies big and small. I think there should be a manual QA process to …
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Comment #37305935
Honestly sounds like correlation vs causation. I doubt doubt Elixir is amazing - it is. But maybe the old code was just written poorly from a performance perspective, and then they…
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Comment #35365263
Interesting to see what the Government will focus their time on. Obama outrightly said recently that it's clear that a significant portion of the US (and outside of - namely Austra…
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Comment #34394589
Have a read of the Alfred website and your questions will be answered.
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Comment #33793839
Care to expand?
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Comment #33793833
Correct, but I prefer to understand the actual downtime experienced by people over the years (eg data centre issues, network issues, unplanned server maintenance) as that data seem…
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Comment #33793814
That’s great! My experience back in the day with them was the same
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Digital Ocean vs. Vultr vs. AWS for minimal downtime?
What’s everyone’s server provider of choice when it comes to minimal downtime? I have 20 servers on Vultr in Sydney and they’re mostly reliable with a few hiccups over the years bu…
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Comment #31720674
This comment is the overplayed take that because a lot are heavy frameworks, that this should be acceptable. As soon as something is classified as a framework, it seems ok to be >2…
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Comment #30874439
That's his entire point
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Comment #30706933
FYI GA4 was released over a year ago, it seems it hasn't 'stuck' with not many people upgrading, at least with many people I've worked with. It is the default version when you setu…
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Comment #30267305
It'll be interesting to see how Square reacts to this, and how much traction and market share this builds over the next 12 months, if any.
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Comment #30266255
You must be fun at parties
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Comment #30017537
This doesn't look finished, there's still dummy data on the startup pages?
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Comment #29547568
Do you mind expanding on why this is important? As @ezfe says below, it's a public key.
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Comment #27650796
Yeah, but not really the point I was making.
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Comment #27648808
You make great points, obviously focused on the UX portion. I definitely agree. TikToks algorithm is just amazing too, incredibly personalised. Borderline addictive app. A huge rea…
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Comment #25439487
Do you say the same to HN?
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Comment #22263443
Worth noting also that "ApolloDigital" cofounder and writer of the article is also the Head of Content & SEO for "Tallyfy". So not sure that constitutes as a client, nor take full …
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Comment #20270436
Has anyone used it for any car-related mods? I share my passion between coding and cars so I'd love to push some boundaries there if anyone has tried before? Gauage display from se…