FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

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Your SaaS product is too cheap if you never lose customers because of pricing

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- The paid feature (more than one week of history) is useless to me, because by Friday I need to take all those hours and …

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Ask HN: Help me pick a front-end framework

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For testing, I use Playwright with Cucumber-js, but with a twist.

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Software Friction

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I use that concept constantly in my work for backwards compatibility, but basically never see it from service providers, which I find sad and somewhat …

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Ask HN: How do small companies do recruitment?

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I run a meetup and the sponsorships are quite cheap, esp when compared to recruiter fees or the opportunity cost of an unfilled job.

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Selfhosted tech starter pack for development of new project or startup

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I spent my first year writing terraform and helping design the product for low-cost scalability.

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Apache AGE, a PostgreSQL extension with graph database functionality

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I play around with Neo4J, but no one has paid me to use it yet.

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Pagoda: Rapid, easy full-stack web development starter kit in Go

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These days I’m back in node because it’s just easier for me to move faster.

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Ask HN: How do you backup your Android?

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the past, but have tried out Apatch which fills a similar role with hte new phone and feels a bit easier to deal with. …

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Tarsnap – Online backups for the truly paranoid

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I agree with you that you need backups from the start, but whether they cost $.02 per month or $10 per month initially really doesn't …

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