tylersgordon

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by tylersgordon 4y ago
Wow this is really impressive! It has improved so much. Best low-code tool out there right now.
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Show HN: Chat with two hot dates? Real or AI – who cares? (TV Show)(tiktok.com)
5 points by tylersgordon 4y ago|1 comments
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by tylersgordon 4y ago
Remote filter?
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by tylersgordon 4y ago
Yeah, I really love Tooljet. Super extendable and easy to use. I really hope they take off.
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by tylersgordon 4y ago
Tooljet IMO is the most promising of the open-source Retool competitors. It has a great UI, is easy to use, plugs into everything, and is super flexible. If you haven't checked out out lately, I highly recommend it.
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by tylersgordon 4y ago
"Plaid for healthcare data" looks fantastic, and I love the focus on privacy. I've used https://nomie.app/ before to log things (they have an API), and I'm looking forward to the day when all my wearable
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Ask HN: Approachable GDPR training for devs and clients?
3 points by tylersgordon 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Approachable GDPR training for teams, devs, & clients?
2 points by tylersgordon 7y ago|0 comments
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by tylersgordon 7y ago
I do the same thing, using accessibility text-to-speech, but I use Karabiner-Elements to map my caps lock key to speak. I also use the text-to-speech on iPhone to turn my articles into "podcasts", by swiping down.
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by tylersgordon 9y ago
The Great Suspender https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-great-suspende... The best one I have found for people who like to have open lots of tabs. "Automatically suspends unused tabs to free up syst
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by tylersgordon 10y ago
Anyone know if this is the right tool for what we are trying to accomplish? We are creating a CSV of thousands of food and allergy-related items, and want to automate the creation an independent post for each item. We can use another type o
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by tylersgordon 11y ago
Skip the article, view the gif... http://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-solar-power-buffett-v...
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by tylersgordon 11y ago
Yeah, I agree.
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by tylersgordon 11y ago
I wonder why he made this decision after launching. The consequences and economics of ad-blocking are nothing new or surprising, and I'm sure he knew this while developing the app. Sounds like he was threatened or blackmailed.