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Ask HN: Is there a tool to go from HTML/CSS to Sketch/Figma?
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by anant90 8y ago
Sorry for the plug, but since others are asking for an introductory resource, I wrote a short course on UI Design myself not too long ago. They are just 17 short tutorials: https://www.commonlounge.com/discussion/d5bae0
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by anant90 8y ago
For me, adding a simple .m between en and wikipedia in the url does the job well enough :)
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Algorithms to Live by (Book Review)(hackernoon.com)
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by anant90 8y ago
BaseCamp supposedly has a 4-day work week policy for the summers. Does anyone know of any other companies like that?
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Measure What Matters (Book Review)(anantja.in)
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5 reasons behind China’s emerging dominance in Artificial Intelligence(medium.com)
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by anant90 8y ago
+1 for the cheeseburger analogy. I'll be using it. Thanks!
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by anant90 8y ago
I don't understand how reports like these make sense. A mile driven by a Waymo/Cruise car on route/conditions carefully chosen to test an update, or gather data on a new type of route/conditions is way more valuable than
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by anant90 8y ago
Starting Stripe Atlas, writing Guides to help entrepreneurs, acquiring IndieHackers, and now launching Stripe Press is a very well thought out growth strategy. Stripe benefits when every new indie hacker or entrepreneur planning to start th
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by anant90 8y ago
A for-profit business is moving levers under its control to increase its profits. Nothing surprises me about this.
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by anant90 8y ago
I disagree with you on "Measure What Matters" book. I was really looking forward to reading John Doerr's book, and I stuck along with it longer than usual, but had to ultimately abandon it before hitting the 100-page mark. It
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by anant90 8y ago
The public kanban board is an excellent idea! I'll probably set up one for myself this weekend.
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by anant90 8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you cannot (yet) do so on the iOS without a native app. This is why developers ask you to install their native apps.
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by anant90 8y ago
Opening in incognito is usually good enough to bypass Medium's paywall.
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by anant90 8y ago
Besides everything else, Push Notifications is usually the top reason.
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Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike (Book Review)(anantja.in)
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by anant90 8y ago
> I read the book Startup by Jerry Kaplan, about his pen computing company called GO, and I was immediately hooked. Incidentally, I read Founders at Work by Jessica Livingston back in my college senior year in 2012 and, as she put it, w
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by anant90 8y ago
Check out Commonlounge: https://www.commonlounge.com/discussion/8d5612f5517944059a61... The courses have hands-on assignments that make you work through real-world problems.
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How Will You Measure Your Life? (Book Review)(anantja.in)
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UX Design for Developers(hackernoon.com)
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Outliers: The Story of Success (Book Review)(anantja.in)
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The well-kept secret behind great UX: Usability Testing(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Free 29-part course to learn Machine Learning(hackernoon.com)
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Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking (Book Summary)(anantja.in)
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A Deep Dive into the 2018 Internet Trends Report(medium.com)
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Thoughts on the future of online education(medium.com)
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A Beginner's Guide to Rapid Prototyping (7 Min Read)(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Principles by Ray Dalio (6 minute summary)(anantja.in)
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by anant90 8y ago
I recently reviewed the Deep Work book myself here: https://anantja.in/deep-work-c4a1b7232482 The post has a collection of some of my favorite observations and quotes. Can't recommend the book enough!

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