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I see no good reason to accept that proposition.It's basic decency on Hacker News or elsewhere. Feel free to accept it or not but know that others will think less of your comments' veracity and trustworthiness by not doing so.
> * Moreover, I'm not recommending Hasura in this thread (see below). That would be odd, given that I have also said good things about competing products (Potgraphile and Supabase).*
Even if you recommend other products, merely linking to it in a list while not disclosing you work there is distasteful.
> I made 4 comments originally:
Regardless of what the claims you were responding to were, your comments themselves for 3 and 4 are copy pasted in content. That is what someone means when they say one's comments are copy-pastes, or said another way, spam. Out of 4 comments, if 50% of them are the same, that's pretty spammy to me.
> For the record, Hasura has never had serverless functions. It never had them before and it still doesn't have them now.
That's funny, I just googled it now and it does seem to have support for them, at least a page that says so. If that's not really using serverless functions (while literally being titled "Using serverless functions") then perhaps they should change the title and clarify the content [0]. I also don't mean that Hasura should have serverless functions itself, like AWS Lambda, I meant that there was not a good way to trigger database events and if you wanted to write custom logic, the recommended way was running a whole other server, which at that point, I'll just write my own backend myself [1].
All this leads me to believe you're shilling for Hasura, don't actually work there, or some combination of both.
[0] https://hasura.io/docs/latest/event-triggers/serverless/
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23320711
