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by andruby 3y ago
What you describe as sections seem like natural breaking points for function. Split of those section in their own named function. The names help to document, make it easier to test and the calling of the functions will give a high-level ove
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by andruby 3y ago
I mean, these are curious and scientifically minded people. Someone should do it in the name of science.
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by andruby 3y ago
Do you think there are too many layers in between? Can you help reduce the number of layers?
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by andruby 3y ago
I can imagine this is frustrating and have experienced people wanting to push the "latest trend". My usual way to approach this is to ask them to explain to me the _why_. Why is this new thing better? What specifically is it bette
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by andruby 3y ago
Not the creator, but here are links to 3 free chapters: https://www.refactoringui.com/previews/labels-are-a-last-res... https://www.refactoringui.com/previews/building-your-color-p... https:&#x2F
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by andruby 3y ago
5kW inverters already support 10kW(peak) solar panels. It’s mostly a voltage compatibility, not a max output.
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by andruby 3y ago
> They live in their world. That's why I really like working in true cross-functional teams. A Product Manager, a Product Designer and a handful of engineers. Do standups and all ceremonies together. Ideally this "product team&
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by andruby 3y ago
This is the ideal workflow that I would like to strive towards. Unfortunately, the product designers don't seem to want to let go of Figma. I understand that this helps them think and organise the layout so perhaps it's not really
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by andruby 3y ago
Yes! Absolutely. I've been looking for best practices around Figma + Tailwind.
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by andruby 3y ago
I don't think weight is a huge issue for submarines (unlike say airplanes), so taking a few batteries along should be fine. (I don't know anything about subs) you could even store a few batteries in the ballast.
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by andruby 3y ago
Do they have electric cars in the 30K range? What’s the battery range for their entry level cars? (I only know Rivian’s pricing by heart, which starts at 75K)
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by andruby 3y ago
I was wondering where you were going after that first sentence :) Good luck! I'll be happy to see some competition. I don't see a link in your profile.
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by andruby 3y ago
MIT license with a donation message. I like your phrasing of "pay-if-you-want" more than "donate". The former anchors you to think about the fact that this could have been paid software. ie: What would have been an accep
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by andruby 3y ago
I think you are looking at it from a technical point of view, and not a "product" point of view. Adding a tag to something doesn't communicate that you are posting it in a community, nor does it communicate that community&#x2
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by andruby 3y ago
tweakers.net (a Dutch tech site that's been around since the 1998) allows you to spend your karma points in their Karmastore on things like custom-css, RSS-feeds in tracker and custom newsletter.
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Data-Centric FinGPT: Open-Source for Open Finance(github.com)
2 points by andruby 3y ago|0 comments
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by andruby 3y ago
If users want to make a statement and move away from Reddit, where should they move to? What’s an alternative to reddit that is closer to the original reddit? Sidenote: could the 3rd reddit party clients embrace such an alternative and give
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by andruby 3y ago
I disagree. Plenty of people I know do it for other reasons: power, control, purpose, leverage, …
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by andruby 3y ago
Have the makers of the 3rd party clients considered creating a reddit clone? Technically that’s not too hard. Moreover, these clients have a large user base. Some even have revenue. I guess the most tricky part is content moderation. Has th
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by andruby 3y ago
I studied a semester abroad (Erasmus) in Portugal and I was so surprised that the expectation there was to get the course book photocopied. The university had a copy room where you pay for a literal copied version of the book that someone m
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by andruby 3y ago
If you want a datapoint, Origami is a "pure Ruby library to parse, modify and generate PDF documents". That library cloc's in at 13,683 lines of code and 3,295 lines of comments.
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by andruby 3y ago
What is Spark? I assume that’s Apache Spark, which is described as a “ unified analytics engine for large-scale data processing” Still not clear for me what to use it for :-/
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Ask HN: Which collaboration tool do you use to iterate to product/market fit?
3 points by andruby 3y ago|1 comments
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by andruby 3y ago
Archive.org would also act as a seed, so at worst it’s similar to regular download traffic. At best there’s a few more people downloading and seeding.
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by andruby 3y ago
That’s interesting. Hadn’t heard of that. How common is this practice?
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by andruby 3y ago
More users of the chargers → more revenue for Tesla → more superchargers in more locations → less waiting time moreover, in the EU non-Tesla's pay a higher price per kWh, I assume this is the same in the US? This would give Tesla even
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by andruby 3y ago
US uses the red brake lights for turn signals. EU has separate amber turn signal lights.
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by andruby 3y ago
I looked at both too, and bought a model Y. What were the deciding factors for you? I liked the Tesla software and easy supercharger access. The model Y also felt more spacious, especially in the trunk. I would summarise it as a much better
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by andruby 3y ago
While it's true that there is no direct link between share price and solvency, share price is the market's valuation of the company. This is very much impacted by the (future) profitability and the solvency of the company. If the
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by andruby 3y ago
The 1-sided marketplace is a good point. Tesla and Waymo are arguably pretty close in self-driving technology, so there's already another player. Uber could just buy a bunch of Tesla's once their tech is good enough for autonomous

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