peterxy37

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by peterxy37 5y ago
Just curious, is the underlaying technology for recognising shapes open source?
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by peterxy37 5y ago
Seems like it has borrowed the idea from draw.io . But it has some intelligence built in for predicting shapes
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The QR code on India's vaccination certificate and the tech behind it(aniruddha-achar.medium.com)
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Google, Facebook and Chaos Computer Club Join to Fight New German Law(techdirt.com)
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New CSS functional psuedo class selectors `:is()` and `:where()`(web.dev)
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by peterxy37 14y ago
same here
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by peterxy37 14y ago
No, I could not get much from the slide show. Everyone is lazy for signing-up. Unless, there is something very compelling, people will not got for sign-up even it is free.
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by peterxy37 14y ago
Sometime oversimplification can kill startups. As a startup you should never forget to be agile. If something does not work, you should be ready to change.
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by peterxy37 14y ago
For me, no fixed patterns. Mostly learn new things by googling. If the topic is completely new, and googling does not work, then starts with some text book. After reading initial few chapters, I again come to the googling mode.
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by peterxy37 14y ago
Is there any way to try out without signing-in. From you web page, it is not clear how does it work. Is there any video demo?
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by peterxy37 14y ago
IMO, without differentiating yourself from competitors, you have very less chance of success. Probably you can provide product/service cheaper with same quality. As you are starting local, you could probably differentiate with better suppor
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by peterxy37 14y ago
looks better than the previous multi color favicon
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by peterxy37 14y ago
Someone from Samsung should watch this