Hey, that's me! Glad you liked it :)
I'm really enjoying the videos. Learning a lot and changing things "as I go" in my new SaaS. Thanks for making the content available.
Readit Newsrodolphoarruda commented on PlanetScale for Postgres planetscale.com/blog/plan... · Posted by u/adocomplete
rodolphoarruda commented on PlanetScale for Postgres planetscale.com/blog/plan... · Posted by u/adocomplete
off-topic, but from the same website: this gem https://planetscale.com/learn/courses/mysql-for-developers
A contracts management system for the event/entertainment industry.
rodolphoarruda commented on Show HN: Nxtscape – an open-source agentic browser github.com/nxtscape/nxtsc... · Posted by u/felarof
This is the missing piece from Karpathy's keynote: the browser.
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rodolphoarruda commented on Show HN: Kan.bn – An open-source alterative to Trello github.com/kanbn/kan... · Posted by u/henryball
Cheers! Kanboard is a great project, but I found the UI/UX a bit lacking (just personal preference)
I agree. UI/UX lacks some basic data like the project start date, which is kind of odd for a PM app.
rodolphoarruda commented on Show HN: Kan.bn – An open-source alterative to Trello github.com/kanbn/kan... · Posted by u/henryball
> "I couldn’t find an ... alternative ... that I liked so I built my own."
Congrats! That's a brave move. I've been using Kanboard for years. Good luck with your project!
1. Consumer demand/trend identification: a tag based survey system that allows companies to identify trends in the market at early stage.
2. Productivity tools for independent sales reps that simulate a Sales supervisor/manager. Fights procrastination and lack of focus on daily activities.
rodolphoarruda commented on Business books are entertainment, not strategic tools theorthagonist.substack.c... · Posted by u/ZeroTalent
There's another, similar genre of non-fiction books: Sapiens, Outliers etc. I notice these tend to be unusually popular with people who have too short an attention span to absorb knowledge rigorously (e.g. high net-worth individuals), and would rather prefer it be weaved into a narrative, even at the cost of some accuracy. Bonus if the narrative confirms their preconceived notions. For a while, I myself was guilty of consuming both these and business books. I still occasionally read them, but now I recognise them as entertainment and am under no illusion about rigour or practical application.
Those books switch reader's nob one click up, so they become 1% more informed than the average who haven't read the same content (yet). That 1% looks/sounds incredibly a lot more. "OMG, he said neanderthals and homo-sapiens coexisted somewhere in time. What a genius!". This kind of reaction.
rodolphoarruda commented on CryptPad: An Alternative to the Google Suite cryptpad.org/... · Posted by u/ColinWright
Is there a Google Keep alternative?
In the Cryptpad service? No. Not with the same UX. But you can keep simple markdown notes in it.