chdaniel

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Stripe's Redesigned Website(stripe.com)
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by chdaniel 6y ago
Very bold to do it in the current landscape but I'm sure they've got their reasons to do so
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Ask HN: How replaceable are developers on a MERN stack?
2 points by chdaniel 6y ago|11 comments
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Ask HN: Can I just use an open-source function in a SaaS tool I'm reselling?
1 points by chdaniel 6y ago|1 comments
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by chdaniel 6y ago
Genuine question: why are hospitals empty? Aren't people affected by covid taken there?
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by chdaniel 6y ago
Pricing is for Zapier, not for this product
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Ask HN: In FAANG companies, what PM/organising/get-things-done tools are used?
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Loved your post. Thanks for writing it
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by chdaniel 7y ago
The way I'm making the tool, yes, you could do that
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by chdaniel 7y ago
It'd be an immense effort to do it for a book but it surely could work
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by chdaniel 7y ago
I've never heard of it but I looked it up for the last minutes and indeed, Layered Ink would be one of the ways to respect the pyramid principle! Thanks for pointing it out. Where have you heard about it?
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by chdaniel 7y ago
I'm sorry, your second paragraph is too ahead of me. Can you explain it in a different way please? I believe what you're saying is interesting
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Nice idea. Thanks!
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Valid point, thanks for pointing it out. I'll keep thinking about it — if you come up with a solution, please PM me!
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by chdaniel 7y ago
I didn't know that exists — will look it up. Yep, similar concept... I believe we always learn on layers (when we actually learn).
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Super valid point, especially if you're doing what keenmaster does (wish I could tag him). Frankly, I've got FOMO when reading long stuff that interests me
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Thank you DCP! 1. Hmm, the concept is: the more layers, the better. This way, you can easily "pick your pace" — if you're short on time and you want easily-consumable content, you'd skim through 1-min versions. Ideally i
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Fantastic Stavros, I love it. Really close concepts we've got here. I thought of exactly what you've made a few weeks ago as... some words may or may not be jargon on a certain "layer" of my essay format. So what I barel
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Wow. I love JF and, obviously, this idea as it's pretty much on the same basis. I'd love to send it to him as soon as it's done — if anyone can help me with this, I'd be more than grateful Indeed, there are problems with
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by chdaniel 7y ago
I didn't but I just checked it out now. Interesting I'd say. They have the short-version and the max-version. The tool I'd like to make would allow you to do all the in-between versions
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by chdaniel 7y ago
It'll be a writing tool. A text editor. There are two ways to approach it: 1. Let people brain dump — write everything they've got on their mind. Click "new layer". Cut down on words. Click "new layer". Cut dow
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by chdaniel 7y ago
If you ever find it again, send it my way please! Indeed it would be very useful for complex concepts explanations. Definitely not do tabloids or anything like that — though it might... help? It's essentially the reverse way of what wr
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Sure! Or how TLDRs work on Reddit. The problem with news and reddit's TLDR is... there's only layer 1 and layer max. What about the in-between? Here's how I see what I described earlier: https://invis.io/GQWIN
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Tell me more about the a la Genius idea? I know, love and constantly use Genius. Here's how I see what I described earlier: https://invis.io/GQWINO2YKU2#/410298082_1_Min_Verison What do you think?
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by chdaniel 7y ago
I'm making a new tool for writers. With it, you'll be able to write your essays on "layers" The problem? Tweets are easier to read than long-form essays, as they require less time commitment. If the content is not good o
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Always wondered that myself. I can't "get it" since I'm not a Slack user (nor a Discord user), though I interacted with both
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How we structure our work and teams at Basecamp (2016)(m.signalvnoise.com)
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by chdaniel 7y ago
Love it
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Ask HN: What's something you were told that changed how you think/see the world
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Ask HN: What's wrong with email? What do you hate about it?
1 points by chdaniel 7y ago|1 comments

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