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alexandargyurov
11mo ago
separate projects, working on multiple projects at once, I find context switching is a lot easier than having multiple agents on 1 project
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Apple's disregard for security and privacy is mind-boggling (2020)
(evermeet.cx)
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2y ago
For anyone who's in Sofia, there is a meetup with Victor Petrov this Saturday: https://axle.events/events/prezentaciya-na-balkan-cyberia-c7...
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Micro Front End Architecture for Mobile Web Apps – Ionic Portals
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3y ago
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3y ago
Thoughts on Micro-Frontends?
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alexandargyurov
3y ago
Doesn't seem to work with a Supabase Postgres DB.
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alexandargyurov
4y ago
Pre-seed startup to join a team of 4. Searching for 2x senior frontend engineers, equity and salary - ideally experienced with NextJS and Supabase. Searching for 1x VP of Design - senior position leading our design philosophy, starting with
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4y ago
Am I the only one who is very confused what this is?
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ChatGPT's Top Swear Words
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4y ago
Perfect timing: I just tweeted how you can get ChatGPT to be several ethical versions of itself. It pretends to be human, ChatGPT, ChatGPT (debug mode), and OpenAI's opinion. Great fun :) https://twitter.com/alexgyurov&
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alexandargyurov
4y ago
Check out https://heroiclabs.com/opensource/
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alexandargyurov
4y ago
Similar to Scapple https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scapple/overview
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4y ago
Video: I was wrong (and so was everyone) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wif1EAgEQKI
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4y ago
Nice :) Long live radio! Check out https://latenight.fm/
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Pentaquarks: Scientists find new “exotic” configurations of quarks
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4y ago
I would rather have a book showcasing the absurdity and informing people than to not have a book. It also doesn't have to be linked to capitalism, the podcast is free and can be listened by anyone. I'm sure the e-book won't c
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4y ago
If you'd like to hear the incredible story of the OneCoin scam, the biggest cryptocurrency scam in history to date (estimated over 14 billion USD), Jamie Bartlett created a fantastic podcast, The Missing Cryptoqueen. An 9-episode serie
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4y ago
Bulgarian here, mentioned in a lower thread as well, it will mean the richer states just export their old (modern) combustion engine cars to the Eastern countries. Curious what you mean by "giving up" though?
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4y ago
I'm with you as well, in cities that is, but I should still be able to do it at a racetrack or the long country roads where I won't offend people.
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4y ago
Yep agree, countryside and private spaces will most likely be where ic cars live.
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4y ago
Do you think there will be a ban on combustion engines completely in the future? Hearing the engine roar is something I will miss.
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4y ago
Thank you, sums it up really nicely.
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4y ago
I'm interested in the US-made car market. I don't know much but something on my todo list to learn. I've heard good things about the US making good cars
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4y ago
Yeah, fair enough, same with washing machines and fridges. Toyota are good, old Land Rovers from about 1998 to early 2000s were built to last - now, not so much. The good thing is we can see which modern cars weren't built to last and
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4y ago
Whatever spins the wheel
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4y ago
If they're cheap and good we'll buy them :) Germans make *some* great cars
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The whole of Europe including the Eastern block? Good luck by 2035
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4y ago
Was a joy to use on a side-project I was working on. Worked great with Svelte. Deploying a local dev server is easy too.
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4y ago
I have to fill out every transaction manually? No Open Banking integration? :/
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alexandargyurov
5y ago
If you like the game Teardown, and wish it had multiplayer support, I am building a server-based multiplayer mod for it. It's written in C# (client) and Golang (server) and using Nakama as an open-source game server. Just working on th
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