cyberpunkdyst (u/cyberpunkdyst)

cyberpunkdyst commented on Docs – Open source alternative to Notion or Outline github.com/suitenumerique... · Posted by u/maelito

virdev · 5 months ago

Hey everyone! I'm the PM working with the Docs team. Thanks a lot for the kind words, we're as excited as you to be working on such a cool project. We didn't expect to get posted so soon on HN. We still have a lot to do in terms documentation and reusability. But we'll be working a lot on that next week. We'll keep you posted here. Again thank you everyone!

cyberpunkdyst · 5 months ago

Did you consider building on top of some existing open source solutions like Docmost, Appflowy, or AFFiNE?

Posted by u/cyberpunkdyst 2 years ago

Do literally anything aaronfrancis.com/2024/do-...

Posted by u/cyberpunkdyst 3 years ago

Google will pay $391M to settle Android location tracking lawsuit bleepingcomputer.com/news...

Posted by u/cyberpunkdyst 4 years ago

Why product teams should plan together – and how we do it at Swarmia swarmia.com/blog/why-prod...

cyberpunkdyst commented on Exceptional off-cycle compensation adjustments for software engineers in 2021 blog.pragmaticengineer.co... · Posted by u/gregdoesit

nickmyersdt · 4 years ago

I wonder whether this will drive smaller companies out of business, given how important software is in modern businesses, when hiring/retaining engineers becomes so expensive that business models fail or only juniors can be hired, which may lead to other forms of intolerable expense.

cyberpunkdyst · 4 years ago

Yes. Companies that are not able to produce as much value per engineer will likely be driven out of business. This will not happen overnight, as there are likely more in-experienced engineers available (at least for a short amount of time). The too inexperienced team will in some cases lead to the company not being able to compete with their product and slowly dying.

cyberpunkdyst commented on The Costs of Requiring Accounts mako.cc/copyrighteous/the... · Posted by u/pabs3

afarrell · 4 years ago

1. That feedback is not really as high quality as asking an insightful question.

2. Doing this burns trust, especially if done deliberately.

cyberpunkdyst · 4 years ago

#1 Requires some knowledge to do, which can be hard. I do agree that #2 is very true and indeed what I mean by bein stupid is ”exposing your own stupidity/lack of knowledge” rather than playing stupid.

Posted by u/cyberpunkdyst 4 years ago

From Domains to Value Streams medium.com/nick-tune-tech...

cyberpunkdyst commented on New Benchmarks Show Postgres Dominating MongoDB in Varied Workloads (2019) enterprisedb.com/news/new... · Posted by u/tpetry

cyberpunkdyst · 4 years ago

The post includes basically a single benchmark and is from the blog of a company with the tagline "EDB Supercharges PostgreSQL".

PostgreSQL is absolutely the best DB out there (if I'd have to pick just one), but this is not the best article showcase why.

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