Scott Hasbrouck

Absolutely fantastic! Can confirm first hand that Firbase does not really solve web apps that have a high per/user saturation of realtime events. This could apply to messaging apps, realtime dashboards of volatile values like stocks, etc. Very excited to give this a try!

Hey everyone - one of the founders of Techmate here. Happy to answer any questions about the button, pre-order schedule, or the service itself!

Would have loved to use this a year ago, will certainly in the future!

Starting at $49, and ~$3/mo per user for global cellular connectivity, with an API to signup your user's SIM cards. Can't wait to play with this thing! Anyone order one yet?

Very impressive! Quick question, if you pour in a certain color resin, do you have to completley use the volume of that resin before switching to a different resin? Or is there a way to drain resin already in the printer? I suppose the printer could alsopotentially tell you how much resin to load based on what you are printering... Thinking out loud here.

Very impressive! Quick question, if you pour in a certain color resin, do you have to completley use the volume of that resin before switching to a different resin? Or is there a way to drain resin already in the printer? I suppose the printer could alsopotentially tell you how much resin to load based on what you are printering... Thinking out loud here.

This is awesome! Such a need for a simple rict-twxt editor that doesnt look like its from 1997 and has 48 buttons. Any requests for markdown support or code blocks from others? Might make some interesting plugins!

hey all - guy behind hacker.surf here. Thx for the post to PH @riaface any feedback welcome. oh, and I added the PH job board to hacker.surf, since... it's on PH and everything. enjoy!

Thanks @eriktberg - faculty pick the content they would like to use, then either it's wrapped into tuition or students buy it through Ginkgotree rather than elsewhere @dshan. We negotiate per-chapter pricing with publishers so students are only paying for the content they're actually assigned.