mmonihan

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by mmonihan 1y ago
Can it default to flight of the valkyries?
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by mmonihan 6y ago
If you’re working in React, I’m working on https://ResponseVault.com/demo It’s a drag and drop form builder that saves as JSON schema. You can export and use in your own app, or submit to our backend and send Webhooks to an
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StrongTowns: Market Correction Time(strongtowns.org)
6 points by mmonihan 7y ago|5 comments
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Show HN: React Drag and Drop Form Builder(responsevault.com)
28 points by mmonihan 7y ago|2 comments
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New Ideas Need Old Buildings(strongtowns.org)
2 points by mmonihan 7y ago|0 comments
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by mmonihan 7y ago
https://ResponseVault.com is built for that. Drag and drop React form components that can embed in any app. All responses and the form definition are saved in json-schema and can be exported to be used with any package that inte
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Charles Marohn: “Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution”; Talks at Google(youtu.be)
1 points by mmonihan 7y ago|0 comments
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Improved mindfulness and cognitive flexibility in ayahuasca drinkers(link.springer.com)
1 points by mmonihan 7y ago|0 comments
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Robot Priests Will Change Human Spirituality(onezero.medium.com)
2 points by mmonihan 7y ago|1 comments
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by mmonihan 7y ago
Im working on exactly that. Check out ResponseVault.com.
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by mmonihan 7y ago
It's great to see more libraries that deal with rendering JSONSchema. I've been working on a drag and drop formbuilder / grid [0] for creating crud apps that leverages react-jsonschema-form.[1] I noticed that while I create c
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by mmonihan 9y ago
Here's a perspective from the Austrian school: https://mises.org/library/truth-about-tulipmania
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The Impact of Blockchain Technology on the Construction Industry(medium.com)
1 points by mmonihan 9y ago|0 comments
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by mmonihan 9y ago
Early on, it's meant spending months on implementation, hand-holding the first few users so they can become evangelists within the company. It's not a lot of work, it's just over a long period of time. I track usage metrics e
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by mmonihan 9y ago
I guess my point is that there are some crews where all their work is remote and subject to spotty cell service. It all depends on the kind of work the company is doing. So, for some companies, it's not a corner case at all, it's
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by mmonihan 9y ago
The company I work with gives everyone a verizon cell hotspot and an android tablet. These work fine in city areas where this company does a lot of utility work. But, when you do an install of electric wire towers on a mountain, you might n
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by mmonihan 9y ago
Having built a field management system in the construction industry[1], I can confirm, it's a tough market. And, most of it comes down to getting in front of people. A lot of my time is spent going to trade shows and pitching, just lik
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by mmonihan 10y ago
Has anyone prioritized adding the ability to modify the HTML of the report the way ModeAnalytics.com does? I frequently want to map the data directly to highcharts.js when the UI can't get me to the result I want.
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by mmonihan 10y ago
OP. Yea, that was interesting on my end using chat. I probably would hate that on your end as much you did. I did have some pretty fun conversations though. I removed it, because that got exhausting.
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by mmonihan 10y ago
OP. Thank you. I spit out my soda laughing reading this.
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by mmonihan 10y ago
OP. This is an idea I've been going back and forth on for a while. I have checked out Quickbase, Airtable, Ragic, etc. What I've noticed is that I always want the ability to go to code when I need to. My clients are all on Rails a
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by mmonihan 10y ago
OP. This is a great point. The activation cost for you to respond to support calls is probably more than the company would be willing to pay you. Which is why SaaS businesses with support teams that benefit from scale are the de facto model
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by mmonihan 10y ago
OP. I was actually thinking something similar. Do you mean the ability to send out emails with app data rather than code and orchestrate them yourself?
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The world needs a better spreadsheet(blog.voyager.vc)
179 points by mmonihan 10y ago|92 comments
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by mmonihan 10y ago
One thing a lot of us underestimate is the flexibility of things like spreadsheets, and believe it or not, paper. The resolution of an A4 piece of paper is a crisp 3508px x 2480px. For comparison, my MacBook Air is about a third of that at
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by mmonihan 10y ago
This is an example of one of the more insidious cases of "fake news." His pay wasn't cut, he simply didn't earn 100% of it as he did in previous years because they missed their sales goals in 2016. That's baked into
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Computer outage disrupts customs at US airports(cnn.com)
2 points by mmonihan 10y ago|0 comments
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by mmonihan 10y ago
The goals of Eve follow some of the inspiration in his talk. http://witheve.com/
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by mmonihan 10y ago
I tried a month in Thailand last year. I wouldn't say that I didn't like it, but there's just pros and cons to the different places you go, and a lack of a "home." Getting out of my comfort zone was really inspiring
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There's enough empty housing in China for 90M people(qz.com)
2 points by mmonihan 11y ago|0 comments

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