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Show HN: A portable templating engine that runs in the browser or the terminal(github.com)
4 points by a_band 6y ago|0 comments
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Deciding to Switch Companies(lethain.com)
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by a_band 6y ago
Absolutely! The notion that the only successful web business can be billion dollar unicorns is nuts. More small web businesses!
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by a_band 6y ago
This made me so happy. Thank you for doing it!
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W3Schools' SSL certificate has expired(reddit.com)
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by a_band 7y ago
Who wants this? People who ask themselves, "Y'know, if I only had an ERP system to manage my refrigerator and batteries"? This seems very poorly conceived.
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My side project bombed: The numbers of a failed app launch(blog.wunderbucket.io)
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by a_band 7y ago
Is this unexpected? All the headlines make it sound like there's some sort of scandal.
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by a_band 7y ago
I wrote a post about this recently: https://dev.to/levinunnink/how-to-pick-the-right-tech-stack-... I'm pretty sold on JAMStack + Serverless + AWS. It's the most affordable way to iterate, adapt and scale for
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by a_band 7y ago
"As for the world outside of MIT’s PR materials, it appears much the same as it was in 1969—just with faster computers and uglier cars." I this sentiment is actually right, especially when you realize that Thiel has made it clear
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by a_band 7y ago
Love that they think banning most vehicles from a main traffic artery is going to reduce congestion. Classic SF urban planning move.
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Smooth CSS Shadows(brumm.af)
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California’s privacy law: firms are disclosing too little data – or too much(washingtonpost.com)
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Building a scalable, fault-tolerant Shopify import / export pipeline with AWS(dev.to)
1 points by a_band 7y ago|0 comments
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Those Mythological "Jobs Of Tomorrow"(teachertomsblog.blogspot.com)
91 points by a_band 7y ago|138 comments
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A radioactive chemistry set for kids?(en.wikipedia.org)
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by a_band 7y ago
Parcel is one of my favorite open-source projects. Love to see it getting some attention here.
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by a_band 7y ago
Nice! The documentation looks thorough and I appreciate how you've designed the module. Great example of what a good NPM module should look like. :-)
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by a_band 7y ago
This looks pretty awesome, Boris and Crispin! I know this is a space with a lot of movement right now. How do you compare to a service like Tupal?
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by a_band 7y ago
Nice work, TekWizely! This looks looks like a well thought out little tool with a good niche.
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by a_band 7y ago
Try coming to California...
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by a_band 7y ago
I guarantee that a computer didn't write this clickbait BBC headline. :-)
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Zoom Became the Best Web-Conferencing Product in the World in 10 Years(usefyi.com)
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by a_band 7y ago
This looks like an amazing resource. Security and Privacy is intimidating for engineers and the resources and training are currently hoarded by massive enterprises. Really excited to see stuff like this become widely available.
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by a_band 7y ago
> If you need a little bit of money to grow your business modestly, you can raise a lot of money from SoftBank to grow your business crazily, and then put most of it in the bank and use a little bit of it to grow modestly instead. SoftB
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Five Cities Account for Vast Majority of Growth in Tech Jobs, Study Finds(abcnews.go.com)
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Quantum Computers Are the Ultimate Paper Tiger(nationalinterest.org)
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by a_band 7y ago
What would such a declaration do? Religious speech should be protected as much as any other speech.
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by a_band 7y ago
> Maybe I'm being naïve here, but isn't it kind of crazy to raise 3.5M in funds for a business that has no plan but to be acquired by someone else? Not exactly. A lot of startups can function as R&D for larger tech compan
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by a_band 7y ago
> So why not just say the actual acquisition number? Usually buyers don't want this information going public. Likely it was part of the deal terms. My guess is that what Josh said is as much as he's allowed to disclose per te

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