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My Dumb Steam Game Got 90k Downloads [video]
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anyfactor.github.io Not much stuff there really. I am trying to write as a way to decompress.
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Don't use AI detectors for anything important
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With hobbies the expectations are usually limited to your own ability. You account for the limited external influences and you are on it for the ride. With a business you can't avoid being hopeful. You can't avoid being subject to
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TweetSneak – Evade Twitter Login Overhead
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Kinda was hoping that it was developed by a Bank of some sort, but no. Imagine a bank investing time and effort into creating a Lisp implementation. > The name "Steel Bank Common Lisp" is a reference to Carnegie Mellon Universi
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Our data product is delivered in CSV format. Even though I create user documentation mainly using csvkit, grep and sed, I would love to convert all those solutions to AWK. Sometimes AWK is more readable than sed and csvkit requires installa
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Coderholic hired me from HN! I wanted to be a DE, but I got interviewed for a success engineer post for one company. So, in a random thread, I described what my plans would be if I got hired in a success role. So, Coderholic saw that commen
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I sent robot forgeries to a handwriting expert – Stuff Made here [video]
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I just finished watching Matthias Wandel's take on the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_w7T3JMXk4 He was featured quite prominently in the book, and he even consulted on the movie. Can't wait to see his
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Did you know Matthias Wandel[0]? I used to watch his YouTube videos all the time. And he used to talk about his days in RIM as he was one of the first engineer there. You reminded me to check his channel again and looks like he did a reacti
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The thing is that, it is not hard rather, I believe it is unproductive. Learning programming in my opinion is having an understanding of a problem, an abstract idea of a solution and then zigzagging and tumbling across that solution with co
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I spent about a month without internet. I will be honest the last thing I touched was the learning resources. I downloaded youtube videos using ytdl and kept watching them on repeat. I would see a tv series every now and then, but nothing b
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I wouldn't be surprised if AWS started a on-prem hardware leasing service. Some company are providing "On-premise As A Servicse" solution.
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> There is a snapshot library for pyecharts that allows you to convert the HTML produced by the library into formats like JPEG, PNG, PDF and SVG. One alternative is Pygal: https://github.com/Kozea/pygal/ Even t
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We have the same situation at work. We have a couple of fantastic "free" data products that should have a price tag of hundreds of dollars. I personally mention "Open access enterprise ready data" but it doesn't hav
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We actively evaluated Linen in launching our community. Although, we went with discourse as we are going for a forum type community platform but Linen certainly has fantastic potential. One very minor friction point with Linen was, it need
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Not 50+. I spent my whole teenage life sitting at the back and yelling instructions to my brothers playing game. I didn't get into gaming because I honestly couldn't figure out the dual control of movement and camera angles. And m
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Tips and tricks with implicit return in Nim
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I think from your position a CTO level role at a smaller company led by mature people would be pefect. Make sure they have atleast a couple of dedicated sales people and the CEO is technical or technically competent. Small company CTOs tend
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I don't do proper web dev work and tried Django ages ago. So, this is a very narrow opinion. I use mainly flask and firebase these days as a indiehacker. I don't think currenlty there are any solid alternatives beyond Nestjs+Typ
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I wish retool produced more tutorial videos. There is this one operation, I have been trying to do for couple of weeks. There are some URLs on a table, I want to select them and I want to make an API call to the selected URLs. There are a
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I am an outsider who observed YC companies and their founders for a while. YC is an institution in the VC world and YC is extremely specific about what people they want in their program. But you have to understand the people running YC has
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I hate to admit that I spent an absurd amount of time (around 6-7 minutes) trying to figure out the typo of the word "testimonial" before reading the article. The typo isn't a typo rather than a wrong/another TLD. OP
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Truly incredible. Thank you very much sharing.
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I honestly started with CSV files and google sheets as my database! People think I am joking but Google Sheet is a zero setup always on database and the API is friendly for basic operation. Also you have built-in version control. Once I s
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Thank you very much for the inspiration. I appreciate your insights.
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That is really awesome. > nuke the VM once a year and re-provision otherwise you have to maintain the OS, do cleanup etc That is really interesting. What are you using to re-setup your entire infrastructure after purging a VM? How do yo
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> it only needs like 16mb of ram by default TIL. Thank you very much. I always wanted to invest more time in postgres, but I just find the Windows environment to be clunky when working with it. Like psql isn't supported in a windows
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Thank you for sharing. I use mainly flask and restful flask. However restful flask has been deprecated, so I was really interested in FastAPI. Then someone pointed out the number of open issues on the FastAPI project, so I got spooked. Fla
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