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escot
20d ago
I think we should also be finding ways to make things keyboard-driven that currently require a mouse. My side project is a keyboard centric flowchart editor which tries to merge the two between something typically 2D with pixel coordinates
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escot
1mo ago
A grid-based flowchart editor designed for speed. It’s optimized for the keyboard with a spreadsheet-like selection and movement mechanism. I started working on it because I was tired of dragging boxes/arrows around in Miro while makin
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escot
1mo ago
I like to write because it helps me think through something that I’m curious about. And when I post it on HN I get a bunch of people who will help discuss and research it more which is super fun.
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escot
2mo ago
A keyboard-driven flowchart editor. This is a re-incarnation of a previous attempt. I’m still working on autolayout but I’m much happier with this version: https://knotend.com
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Ask HN: How do you model temporarily invalid data structures
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UC Berkeley economist explains California’s 'mystery gas surcharge' (2022)
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Astrolabe
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Read Technology's Founding Documents
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escot
9mo ago
Thank you! Will take a look
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Read Technology's Founding Documents
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Ask HN: iPhone 17 buggy for anyone else?
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Ask HN: What is the most impressive test suite youve ever worked with
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Tariff Engineering
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escot
1y ago
In a good work environment you’ll have some telepathy with your product people and you wont have to communicate every minor change, which wastes time. Its similar to implementing a UI design — you and the designer will develop a relationshi
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YAGRI: You are gonna read it
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Ask HN: Anyone in Barcelona? Im visiting from San Francisco
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Ask HN: In Barcelona from San Francisco, Meetup?
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CNN Lite
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Crafting Great Commits
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V-Shaped Skillset
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2y ago
If youre a job seeker and would be interested to join a slack, drop a comment here or email me: scott@scottantipa.com
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escot
2y ago
I was thinking one server and just for job seekers. Like a support group for people looking for tech jobs. Maybe there could be channels per role/level, like #backend-senior, #ml-junior. So you could discuss hiring process and get tips
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Ask HN: Would you want to join a Slack instance for job seekers
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Amateur Mathematician Discovers the Largest Known Prime Number
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Ask HN: Slack Community for Job Seekers?
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escot
2y ago
Very cool. It would be great to have auto complete across cells.
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Speedo-Shaped Skillset
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2y ago
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escot
2y ago
Interesting, do you have a source?
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Ask HN: Naming convention for a percentage stored as a value from 0 to 1
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escot
3y ago
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escot
3y ago
Thanks. Im interested in a book that explored more advanced design patterns. Like, supporting copying a resource. Or supporting —dry-run type functionality for requests that have side effects.
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