Readit Newssusanthenerd commented on Fastmail breaks UI in production twitter.com/licyeus/statu... · Posted by u/blux
The bug (at least for me) isn't present on the beta version (beta.fastmail.com)
susanthenerd commented on Gitlab names Bill Staples as new CEO businesswire.com/news/hom... · Posted by u/tolerable
Many options , older companies like IBM, Google, SAP, Oracle or even Salesforce (already own heroku in dev tooling space so not far fetched ) with stable or slowing market presence in engineering departments
Mid sized newer companies likes Hashicorp or datadog or vercel who target developers as customers .
Gitlab gives access to a large audience of developers to cross sell most dev tools so all these orgs can get a lot of returns paying more than the standalone value of gitlab itself.
The best fit would be companies like Hashicorp who have strong open source pedigree so users won’t be turned off and leave
> The best fit would be companies like Hashicorp who have strong open source pedigree so users won’t be turned off and leave
HashiCorp might not be the best fit anymore. Last year, they switched to a license that isn't open source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37081306
Nice. I canceled a service recently and I had to "continue to cancel" and click on other such "confirmations" such that I think I proceeded through 7-8 pages before my subscription was actually canceled. Truly manipulative and obtuse. That was Spotify btw. I should have recorded the process, as it was nearly comedic (if it weren't so hostile).
Services like this are the reason I prefer to pay thru google play. It is much easier to just cancel it
one comment to promote your product is enough. we don't need 26 (yes i counted)
You know if you click on the timestamp on a comment there is a flag button?
Also you are right comments like this are very annoying. I'm still surprised that HN doesn't have some kind of spam filter or rate limit
I hope those are not classified as “roleplaying” the “roleplay” here is just a trick to get better answer from the model, often in a professional setting that has nothing to do with creative writing of NSFW stuff