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agustif
5y ago
I imagined a bracelet with some strings attached to your fingertips, which can detect movement. your indexes are always f and j, and you type on whatever surface you want, lol
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agustif
5y ago
If you want a paid one, bedrock saas by max stoiber? If free blitz.js? Not so many things builtin though
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agustif
5y ago
If he keeps 100% of ownership, that 58k can become 500k in a few years?
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agustif
5y ago
Remember it's a numbers game, maybe broaden-up your scope outside data science you can always go deep there later. I'd focus on getting an intership coding for example. Just apply to hundreds of openings, if they're available
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agustif
5y ago
ResponsivelyApp works nicely for this.
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5y ago
Oh also, Blitz.js is a nextjs fullstack framework that uses and autogenerates prisma code to work with. Also FoalTS is a nice small framework for building rest endpoints with TypeScript, and recently landed @prisma support/documentatio
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agustif
5y ago
Hey totally off-topic maybe as it's not prisma-related/required. What do you think of using something like msw.io for mocking your endpoints as needed?
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agustif
6y ago
The problem is not so much the uncomfortableness of it, but if you stop speaking for 30secs half your audience will be already fidgeting their magic infinte scroll glass slabs TM to try and entertain their minds / fill the void... Smar
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6y ago
Or do it but without screwing current customers, use them as your free marketing force giving them even more discounts to honestly give you good reviews / recommend to their friends with a referral program. Instead of putting that mone
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6y ago
But isn't all cloud offerings basically a better cpanel with docker or kube or whatever? Don't get me wrong, as a developer I hate the bloat, but as a UX/UI PoV you can install a lot of shit that's dockerized pretty easi
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agustif
6y ago
https://marshallbrain.com/manna1
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6y ago
I don't think our judiciary arm, which is supposedly independent from our government, but reality is much more messy than that, will do anything about this shit. Revolving doors... and all. Maybe change could be enacted on the local go
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agustif
6y ago
So how do you fix this shit? We're basically fucked. It's not like our government will get EU's permission to let the banks fail or something...
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6y ago
I've been seeing this for years from irc to forums to well, hn. Maybe it could make a great blockchain/nft startup. DuelUp, put your money where your mouth or in this case (words in text) are. heh
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6y ago
> Wanna learn French? Go to France and live there for a year. I actually did that but only for 9 months, my french isn't that good...
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6y ago
Funny because I thought it was programming langugages, as I have done that in the past. You can mix any supported /api serverless functions runtime in your backend code. I've done so with python and node for example. Gotta love ne
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6y ago
> but instead a firehose of propaganda. Perfectly sums up current state of affairs on social and mass media.
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6y ago
In a mac so: Notes.app MindNode.app VSCode
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agustif
6y ago
I just wanted to say next.js was the first frontend framework I learnt, It just keeps getting better.
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agustif
6y ago
Thanks for such thorough answer! Will keep in mind when looking into dataloader, looks nice.
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6y ago
What did you use to roll your own? I've only done typegraphql-typeorm stuff before, trying now with prisma-nexus
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6y ago
It seems the oxford dictionary also has an entry for -gratis- in the english language (middle-age from the same latin origin, as -late middle english- Interesting!
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6y ago
You could leverage Twilio for it's Whatsapp Business API. Also add SMS to the mix if feeling adventurous. If you were to make this, you could also both open source it or run it as a SaaS and give some options to those restaurants that
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6y ago
Kay, stand corrected then. Edited the first line and left only the quote.
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6y ago
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”
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6y ago
I prefer k, is the new l yo https://github.com/supercrabtree/k
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6y ago
Anyone knows how feasible would be to hack one with a raspberry pi 4 and a logitech c920 something webcam?
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6y ago
I just hope they don't come for Stromae. Which is Maestro (master) in Verlan. leave the guy alone! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHoT4N43jK8
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6y ago
Well it's pretty easy to find a balance if you at least try, you can use widely available, documented and tested open source libs, for most of your (technically hard) problems. and not roll your own there. (Not invented here syndrome?)
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6y ago
Looks promising will try out. Glad to see competition in the space.
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