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JohnKacz
9y ago
How about a crypto currency startup?
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JohnKacz
9y ago
Forgive my obtuseness but I'm not understanding your comment.
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9y ago
Very quick, nice work. I'm assuming more information and features are coming. Do you have a place to follow along? (Twitter, blog, Github, etc.) I'm interested in things like a feature road map, privacy policy, business model. Edi
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10y ago
> It could be made better (perhaps) by clearly establishing at the begining what problem the blockchain attempts to solve. What would you say that is? Real question.
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JohnKacz
10y ago
For feature voting I've seen other apps use Product Pains[0] [0] - https://productpains.com/
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10y ago
I'm sure this is a great resource for those starting or just switching to ST3, but I wonder how the value holds up for those who have been using this editor for awhile now. Can anyone share their experience?
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JohnKacz
10y ago
Well done! I'm hoping to try Elm out soon as well.
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10y ago
I have a wise older friend who is fond of saying, "Our attention is our most valuable asset." Sometimes, depending on the setting, he will add that in our culture it has been stolen. I certainly often feel like I'm in a losin
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10y ago
Cool. Looks like the housing/case is 3d printed, but it looked odd and I didn't know what the "washing station" thing was. Now I learned about Polyjet 3D Printing.
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10y ago
My opinion is that the real value of tools like this is to give people a common vocabulary to talk about themselves and understand others. I think StrengthsFinder[0] does a particularly good job at this. The danger is when people assume the
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10y ago
It's not a quick answer but they cover this in the Gitless vs. Git section.[0] One main difference seems to be with branching "The main thing to understand is that in Gitless a branch is a completely independent line of developmen
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10y ago
Generally speaking I'm seeing an overall improvement in this, with short videos, demos, and better attention to on-boarding. This particular site could use some gameplay videos/tutorials, but this looks like the recently revealed
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10y ago
Awesome. I've wanted something like this but for only movies in my collection. What's your stack. HAve you considered open sourcing for more help?
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10y ago
Cool idea. I didn't know if Confreaks would have these. ElixirConf 2015's talks were uploaded by ErlangSolutions' channel and when I messaged them the said they wouldn't be hosting this years talks but Jim would probably
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10y ago
So maybe this is because I've recently binge watched Mr Robot, but would this type of device be useful to destroy sensitive data? My assumption is not really. Disclaimer: I'm not a hacker but I've seen plenty of portrayals of
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10y ago
Brilliant! I was just following Jim Freeze on twitter to see if/when the videos of the talks are uploaded. I also found this little review from a first-timer nice.[0] [0] http://supernullset.com/posts/2016-09-03-el
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10y ago
Just ran across this and found it compelling, namely because of how it seems to respect employees. Does anyone else know of others operating in this space?
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Glint: Employee Engagement Platform
(glintinc.com)
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10y ago
I'm curious about the approximate price range. I'm imagining it's by part, but what would you say a basic cabin for 2 runs vs the winter quarters for 6 before shipping of course.
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10y ago
Great effort. There's still a lot to go but you've got some great content already. I just wanted to mention gitbook.com as a resource to you. Keep it up.
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10y ago
To (possibly?) validate your point, I chose freedom but only because I understand freedom to be a larger category which also encompasses privacy. (I live in the U.S.)
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Passwordless signup. No social network required
(withcopper.com)
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Awesome. I used Chart.js for a project a year ago or so and really liked it. It looks like the documentation is missing some of the new 2.0 chart types. Edit: Nevermind. It looks like they are not new types per se, but new options on old ty
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11y ago
He also asks backers to send in their suggestions for the list "because of course there's going to be stuff I left out."
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11y ago
When I switched to DuckDuckGo last year I read an interesting comment from someone. The basic idea was that we have all become so accustomed to Google's results and the manner in which we use it (i.e. the way we define our search terms
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11y ago
> isn't open Their privacy page (in the comparison table) claims they are open source. I didn't see any links to their code however. edit: Sorry, reading on mobile (after just waking up) and didn't see the link. Thanks @uk
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11y ago
As a rails dev this one is probably pretty standard but I appreciated DHH's ideas about being small and still able to take on the giants. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJVTM7mE1Cc