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Not easy at all, but I have a day job (outside of IT). The way would be to build web apps / SaaS and also move more into B2B as consumer facing software would be better built natively for their target operating systems (Apple / Wi
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Also, sorry for the double post, but how large do you see the collaboration requirements of academia? Is there a lot currently or is this something you are trying to change with a lower friction solution? Can definitely see it as a very goo
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5y ago
What is Jupyter - is it like Matlab? Is your document format open source? IMO html / css is the best since it works everywhere (or nearly everywhere). The idea DOES sound AMAZING. Could be a game changer. Wish you the best for it
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As a former Swift developer, WWDC always brought great joy and interest from me. Apple always showcases some nifty features (their WWDC end up becoming the de facto documentation for their API, which is a reflection of the quality of the vi
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Very nicely done - congrats. You should create website with the same content and try and get css-tricks and others to link to it, this is a good resource for many
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Thank you for your great work. For HTML / JavaScript, Sublime is simply amazing and a joy for me to use.
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5y ago
Thanks!
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How does this compare to eww? Also does this fit as an emacs package?
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I was being polite, I agree with you sometimes its much more than 50% :)
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Welcome to the real world - being good at something or making something good is only half the battle. Marketing is the other half. But note thats yours is not the only high quality free calculator out there, it may come across as harsh but
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Great article (assuming the solution provided works). I do a lot of parsing in my projects, I find natural text based input vital for power users who don’t to point and click always. What are some good parsing algorithms, theoretical articl
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5y ago
Check this out ;) https://pdf.math.dev HN Post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26691626
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5y ago
All Day, Everyday. (p.s. SO Blog is really cool - they always post many good and informative articles there).
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5y ago
What are PIPE investors? Do they get favourable terms?
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5y ago
This topic always trips me up, thanks for the guide
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5y ago
Wow! So much negativity about this website - I don’t think its deserved. They are trying to build a business, and are not doing anything nefarious, so no need to hate. Maybe they fail, maybe they succeed. I personally build my website on ht
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My 2c (10,000 users app): - Respect the user and not send any annoying requests for suggestions -> Getting feedback should be a very minor point of your app, assume the user does NOT want to see any requests for information -Think like t
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Thank you, was a nice read (particularly the conclusion, which was insightful and made sense)