Viewing profile — pyronite
pyronite
HN member- Joined
- Sat, Mar 30, 2013, 12:35 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 415
- Public activity
- 93 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About pyronite
https://linkedin.com/in/jpbacon
https://www.gigsalad.com
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #48679041
This is unfortunately the market and “capitalism” working as it should. Price goes up, incentive to produce more goes up too.
-
comment
Comment #47612760
Do you have a source for any of this? I’d previously heard 1M a day.
-
comment
Comment #47379227
A subjective sample of yourself isn’t representative of the overall economy or the way an economy should be run.
-
comment
Comment #45365418
> Most states have a public real time map showing snow plow locations. Ask yourself why is it not a problem when their info is public. From what I’m reading, I imagine it’s because…
-
comment
Comment #40618389
Alpine + Livewire is the go-to stack for SPA-like Laravel functionality these days. If you "need" JavaScript for form purposes, Filament is well worth taking a look at as well.
-
comment
Comment #34282081
We're excited to see how the open-source Lago ( https://www.getlago.com/ ) develops. Does anyone here have experience working with it?
-
comment
Comment #32693720
> as the internet is not so accommodating to those who lean right. Keep an eye on https://twitter.com/facebookstop10 and you may change your mind.
-
comment
Comment #32308711
GigSalad | Product Designer ($120K - $150K Annually) | Full-Time | REMOTE (US) | https://www.gigsalad.com Come work with me at a growing but established entertainment marketplace! …
-
comment
Comment #32223066
I'd say it depends. Which "CIA fabrications of today" are you referring to? Many people likely have something that springs to mind, based on their own existing biases, but that dif…
-
comment
Comment #32191028
> There is no single scientific evidence that lockdowns save lives. I'm all for science, but are you implying China's strict COVID lockdown strategy didn't save any lives?
- story
-
comment
Comment #32040972
Something tells me it's not the designers responsible for sensory overload on other news sites.
-
comment
Comment #31584029
GigSalad | Senior Product Designer | Full-Time | REMOTE (US) | https://www.gigsalad.com Come work with me at a growing but established entertainment marketplace! Over 80,000 entert…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #30603062
There is a service for tracking weight that uses methodology from The Hacker's Diet : https://trendweight.com/ While COVID isolation did a number on my results, it's my favorite we…
-
comment
Comment #30264160
> He snagged a Pulitzer for a story about something that never had any primary source, that was entirely fabricated by political operatives then working for Hillary Clinton's campa…
-
comment
Comment #29595429
I'm not aware of any laws I've unintentionally broken. Which kinds of laws are you speaking of?
-
comment
Comment #29392624
> There's a UX problem on mobile. I have to click on something to make the GIF appear. What do I click? A link. Expected behavior of a link is to link me elsewhere, not to show a p…
-
comment
Comment #28671278
I disagree. If someone is posting misinformation according to these standards, I'm happy about YouTube taking such things down. How can we have an informed electorate when misinfor…
-
comment
Comment #23458289
I feel like you could ask similar "why" questions about everything design-related. "Why is no one asking why good-looking, modern designs are necessary?" Many people interpret qual…
-
comment
Comment #23117547
This used to be a bigger deal before HTTP/2 increased the number of concurrent requests to be virtually unlimited. Unless I'm missing something, it's "optimal" for a site to have m…
-
comment
Comment #22795200
The media is not the Pentagon and it's clear that both the Pentagon (per this report) and epidemiologists have been aware of this possibility for years. I do not understand exactly…
-
comment
Comment #22457697
I feel like both can be true – the motivation here is likely to both solve a real problem (aging and all that's associated with it) and to make some profit as a result. This is ult…
-
comment
Comment #21580888
I find the font hard to read... I feel like fixed-width fonts are better suited for coding or terminals. The width of the columns are also a bit larger than recommended for web typ…
- comment