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ryanyl

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    Yuzu | https://yuzu.health | Engineers & Designers | Onsite in NYC | Full-time At Yuzu, we’re building the next-generation health insurance company. We are NOT building a digital b…

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    Yuzu | https://yuzu.health | Engineers & Designers | Onsite in NYC | Full-time At Yuzu, we’re building the next-generation health insurance company. We are NOT building a digital b…

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    Comment #34252750

    Are there any examples of really a great PWA on mobile? I always find the experience of company's mobile site far worse than its app (such as YouTube or Spotify), and I'm never sur…

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    Comment #33585583

    I think one of Mighty's competitors is pivoting and moving into that market ( https://www.whist.com/ )

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    Comment #29997157

    Working on a few projects, but the ones that actually took off and make money are: Commotion ( https://commotion.page ), Forms + Mail Merge for Notion Reslant ( https://reslant.com…

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    Comment #26813484

    Thanks for catching that! One thing I really wanted for the project was not having to sign in to use, but that's been causing a lot of security holes like this. Gonna try to fix ev…

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    Comment #26808096

    I'll def add it!

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    Comment #26807837

    Just sharing for the fun of it! This was just a fun weekend project from a year ago, and I found the similarities too funny to pass up.

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    Comment #26806793

    Haha, I built a super similar thing last year with even a super similar url ( https://lofi.chat )! https://lofi.chat/r/Hacker-news-310e9120 Good vibes only

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    Comment #25450836

    I feel this site shows why websites need more than 512kb these days... Most of these are just unaesthetic, simple personal sites with a few blog posts. Nothing wrong with that but …

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    Comment #23369305

    awwwards.com has been getting pretty popular

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    Comment #23197790

    I used to have the same issue. Looking for interesting tidbits in a podcast was like finding a needle in an 1hr long rant haystack, and I personally like to have some snippet as a …