charleswzx

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   1:4 Scale Boston Dynamics Spot Robot in Lego(ideas.lego.com)

   6 points by charleswzx 6y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Bifrost Data Search – 1800 image datasets for your next ML project(datasets.bifrost.ai)

   3 points by charleswzx 6y ago|0 comments
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   by charleswzx 8y ago

   You're very welcome :)
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   by charleswzx 8y ago

   Very welcome!
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   by charleswzx 8y ago

   Thanks for the kind words! Hope it helps.
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   by charleswzx 8y ago

   Thank you! This looks like a great resource :)
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   by charleswzx 8y ago

   Welcome!
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   by charleswzx 8y ago

   I'm still early days with my startup, but some of the stuff on here has come in useful. It's a document that attempts to span the whole lifecycle of a startup, and some parts don't apply right now. Definitely something to ref
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   by charleswzx 8y ago

   Very welcome!
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    This is definitely something I was thinking about a lot of as I compiled these notes. To be fair, each lecture was a standalone by a different speaker, with different backgrounds, experiences and skills. I'm not surprised that there ar
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    Hi there! I'm the OP. I'm not affiliated to YC, and I didn't even notice the change till you pointed it out. I haven't been contacted by an admin, so I'm just as in the dark as you are.
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    Just sharing the notes I compiled while watching the online sessions @ https://startupclass.samaltman.com/ . I've been sitting on this for about half a year, and almost forgot I'd compiled it. I hope some of you fi
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    My Notes on How to Start a Startup by YC(docs.google.com)

    380 points by charleswzx 8y ago|85 comments
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    In your opinion, subreddit vs. discourse/telegram/slack channel?
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    Discourse sounds like a great place to start. Thanks!
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    Got you. Chat channel coming soon.
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    You're right. One of my motivations building this platform was to get people OUT of subreddits and discourse channels and get mixing in the open. You're right though. I'll be setting something up to pair with my newsletter fo
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    I hear you. Good front end is a lot of work, work which I might not have the ability to do just for an MVP. Thanks for the suggestion!
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    I most definitely will! Thanks for the suggestions! //shameless plug You can stay updated and get awesome sci-fi news, tools and projects by subscribing to Future Proof! ( http://eepurl.com/dBhfE5 )
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    Telescope was one of the first things I checked out. They appear largely deprecated though, and have moved on to their new framework, http://docs.vulcanjs.org/
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    I've tried Django! It really does lots of batteries included. It was going to be my go-to if I wasn't going no-code. Thanks!
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    by charleswzx 8y ago

    Thanks for the suggestions! I've actually deployed on Heroku with Flask before, but only as an API server for back-end processing. It's the building out forum functionality and front-end I'm hesitant with.
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    Ask HN: Software eng, but not a web dev. Learn new frameworks to build MVP?

    32 points by charleswzx 8y ago|32 comments