MartinMond

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by MartinMond 29d ago
I listened to a great podcast on this just a month ago - too bad that I thought all of this would obviously be priced in already… https://virological.podigee.io/51-21-cancer-vaccines-how-the...
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Show HN: Pdf-to-Markdown CLI
6 points by MartinMond 6mo ago|0 comments
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by MartinMond 9mo ago
You might like https://www.matador.at/
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by MartinMond 1y ago
I know - we're working on adding Self-Serve sign up for non-enterprise deals. But regarding our pricing - I can point you at an actual testimonial https://www.g2.com/products/pspdfkit-sdk/reviews/pspdfkit
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by MartinMond 1y ago
Nutrient.io Co-Founder here: We’ve been doing PDF for over 10y. PDF Viewers like Web browsers have to be liberal in what they accept, because PDF has been around for so long, and like with HTML ppl generating files often just iterate until
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by MartinMond 1y ago
> One that I've repeatedly gone back to over the years is paginated rich text editing. It's simply impossible to do with contenteditable in a product level way - one of the reasons Google docs has a custom layout engine. As do
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by MartinMond 1y ago
Nutrient | Senior TypeScript SDK Engineer | Full-time | Remote We're looking for a Senior TypeScript SDK Engineer to join the team responsible for the Nutrient Web SDK. It is a toolbox for web engineers and application developers who n
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by MartinMond 1y ago
Nutrient | Senior TypeScript SDK Engineer | Full-time | Remote We're looking for a Senior TypeScript SDK Engineer to join the team responsible for the Nutrient Web SDK. It is a toolbox for web engineers and application developers who n
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by MartinMond 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotus_Improv
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by MartinMond 1y ago
All it's missing is a constraint solver
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by MartinMond 2y ago
Did you try the ones from https://getwellue.com/ ? In my informal testing against “medical-grade” SPO2 monitors they were accurate and they record all night long.
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by MartinMond 2y ago
https://www.nutrient.io/blog/how-to-program-a-calculator-pdf... See here for how we did a calculator in a PDF
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by MartinMond 2y ago
I like that, but then what is a senior engineer?
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by MartinMond 2y ago
PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | Engineering Thousands of companies, organizations, governments, and developers use PSPDFKit’s document SDKs to enable collaboration, signing, markup, and more in their apps. We are a fully remote company back
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by MartinMond 3y ago
Been playing with this for a while now while it was still in alpha, and I must say I am super excited where this will go. It's a great writing experience, with powerful tooling, especially for use cases like e.g. the legal profession t
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by MartinMond 3y ago
PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | Engineering Thousands of companies, organizations, governments, and developers use PSPDFKit’s document SDKs to enable collaboration, signing, markup, and more in their apps. We are a fully remote company back
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by MartinMond 3y ago
In your example, how can the compiler (or a human) know that int is a concrete type as opposed to an unconstrained type variable? Consider these two function signatures: map :: ([a] -> [a]) map :: ([int] -> [int]) Furthermore the synt
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Bcachefs: In-Development Fs for Linux(bcachefs.org)
21 points by MartinMond 3y ago|0 comments
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by MartinMond 4y ago
Hey Max, I think your offering is amazing but it might be built for the world of yesterday: Since starting this weekend apparently all deposits are 100% insured, why would I go to Mercury to take advantage of sweeps or a money market fund,
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by MartinMond 4y ago
When I looked at Python vs Ruby many years ago, I found the opposite: Why does Python have (special) functions like len() and map(), instead of 'properly' supporting both OOP (len should just be a method on objects) and/or FP
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by MartinMond 4y ago
Love how we're realizing that .hta was actually incredible. I have fond memories of building my own https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML_Application
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by MartinMond 4y ago
asdf + direnv is how I avoid the performance hit of the shims completely. For me that's the sweetspot of developer ergonomics, performance and reproducibility of the dev env.
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by MartinMond 5y ago
Crashed by Adam Tooze is really good reading on this topic: https://adamtooze.com/crashed/ https://www.amazon.com/Crashed-Decade-Financial-Crises-Chang...
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by MartinMond 5y ago
Reminds me of https://github.nextjournal.com/ where you can just load a url from GitHub: https://github.nextjournal.com/uwdata/visualization-curricul...
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by MartinMond 6y ago
PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | Product Management, Growth Marketing, Windows Lead PSPDFKit is the leading SDK for working with PDF files on Android, iOS and Web. We’re trusted by Dropbox, Box and many Fortune 500 companies to take care of
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by MartinMond 6y ago
PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | Android (Java, Kotlin, RxJava, NDK) & Internal Tooling (Rails, PostgreSQL) PSPDFKit is the leading SDK for working with PDF files on Android, iOS and Web. We’re trusted by Dropbox, Box and many Fortune 50
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by MartinMond 6y ago
PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | Android (Java, Kotlin, RxJava, NDK) PSPDFKit is the leading SDK for working with PDF files on Android, iOS and Web. We’re trusted by Dropbox, Box and many Fortune 500 companies to take care of these tricky ye
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by MartinMond 6y ago
Now compare this with Elixir + a good old database: https://dashbit.co/blog/homemade-analytics-with-ecto-and-eli...
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by MartinMond 6y ago
PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | JavaScript, Elixir PSPDFKit is the leading SDK for working with PDF files on Android, iOS and Web. We’re trusted by Dropbox, Box and many Fortune 500 companies to take care of these tricky yet essential parts
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by MartinMond 7y ago
PSPDFKit CTO here. TL;DR on the PDFex vulnerability: The file format can carry both encrypted and unencrypted parts, which allows "injecting" malicious payload (embedded JavaScript, PDF forms that submit to remote URLs, etc) into

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