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Show HN: Simple tool built for my manager is now becoming its own startup
(justbeepit.com)
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In 2022 I asked myself, what if my manager could leave comments for me directly on the live website for all the website edits instead of sending bunch of screenshots and videos... This is how I started with an idea of a "simple" b
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cryptography
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That's interesting! Do you guys planning to integration with other tools like Notion or smth?
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Do you think this would be beneficial for a somewhat perplexed CTO of a newly seed-funded startup? Or would it be wiser for me to concentrate on my current responsibilities and return to this book when my mind is clearer? I'm feeling a
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Ask HN: Is there a market for premium Figma plugins?
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Ask HN: Is there a market for premium Figma plugins?
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3y ago
So, the question I want to ask is how the shift to remote work - and the accompanying increase in dependence on digital tools - has affected the way SaaS companies price their products. For example, as businesses increasingly rely on certai
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Ask HN: How has the shift to remote work affected your SaaS pricing strategy?
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Nice work! I'm wondering if you've already updated your guides (or maybe you will soon) after the German government's recent reforms on immigration laws?
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cryptography
3y ago
Please share your website. Would be interested in exploring it
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Ask HN: Digital Nomads, How Do You Navigate Bureaucracy While Living Abroad?
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Ask HN: Thoughts on leveraging algebraic effects in programming languages?
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3y ago
Absolutely agree. The ability to articulate complex technical concepts in a simple and understandable way is a highly valuable skill. It also bridges the gap between the tech world and non-tech individuals.
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cryptography
3y ago
And when you give credit where it's due, you create a culture of appreciation and respect. This not only boosts morale but also encourages more of the same behavior.
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cryptography
3y ago
Absolutely, humility and honesty are invaluable in any profession, and tech is no exception. Admitting when you don't know something opens the door to learning and growth, and acknowledging when you're wrong paves the way for prob
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Ask HN: What non-programming skills have been crucial in your tech career?
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3y ago
Nice! Your Super Star Trek re-implementation brings back some nostalgic feelings( ͡ ‿ ͡)
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cryptography
3y ago
That leads to a tricky question then... Would you still contribute if you weren't employed there? ;)
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Ask HN: What open-source projects are you currently contributing to and why?
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cryptography
4y ago
Remove? :(
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Thanks for an interesting comment. I wouldn't say that the website states specifically about 'all engineering problems' but more a 'salesy' statement (also sounded several times by NASA while explaining their Artemi
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cryptography
4y ago
That's beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for the links!
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4y ago
A lifesaver!
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cryptography
4y ago
Good humor!;) Hmmm...How about you check this open-source racing game which is also R3F project (not by me): https://github.com/pmndrs/racing-game Let me know if your screen is black for this game as well.
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The same here. That was the motivation to start learning WebGL. As I'm a JS developer, R3F was the most comfortable 'WebGL-like thing' to go for me. So far I'm happy with R3F, but it's even more powerful when you ca
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Right! I just couldn't stop myself from not adding Starbase to this project!:D Well...maybe I should add a new category (work-in-progress launch sites). Noted;)
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cryptography
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HAHA...Love aLtErNaTiVe SoLuTiOnS!:v
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cryptography
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Emmm...Thank you!
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cryptography
4y ago
Glad you noticed the details;)
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