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by czue 2y ago
What do you mean by new emojis?
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by czue 2y ago
Thanks! That was a last minute change suggested by my wife
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by czue 2y ago
On my list to make this more customizable! Will update soon
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by czue 2y ago
Unfortunately, I built it with the help of a priority codebase so can't open source it at the moment, but might be able to eventually if I can pare it down. Wider cells are just to fit the text. Every cell should be a week, unless ther
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by czue 2y ago
I do. But that's also the point of the app. Life is finite!
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by czue 2y ago
Unfortunately, I built it with the help of a priority codebase so can't open source it at the moment, but might be able to eventually if I can pare it down. In the meantime, I'll try to be super responsive to feedback. Editing&#x2
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by czue 2y ago
Yes, definitely planning to add this! Just didn't make the cut for the MVP
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by czue 2y ago
I just added an embedding option. It's not documented yet, but you can view the source of my own site to see how it works. In terms of styling, it currently only supports specifying the background color (color or hex code) via url para
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by czue 2y ago
Yes! Well, I think you could throw it in an iframe, but I'll play around with it and create an embeddable view that looks better.
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by czue 2y ago
After I saw Gina Trapani's "Life in Weeks" last week I got the idea that letting anyone make one would be a cool product. I've been working on this off and on for the last week, and have gotten it good enough where I&#x2
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Show HN: I made a website where you can create your own "Life in Weeks" timeline(lifeweeks.app)
247 points by czue 2y ago|68 comments
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by czue 2y ago
Nice. Is that an extension?
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by czue 2y ago
I started a new project: https://lifeweeks.app/ It's a way to create a visualization of your life in weeks, based on Gina Trapani's version that I saw here last week. Would love feedback if anyone has any!
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by czue 2y ago
Thanks!
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by czue 2y ago
This is awesome. It actually inspired me to build an app so that I—and anyone else—could make my own. https://lifeweeks.app/ I built it in 2 days so it's very MVP-ish but would love to get feedback!
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How Your Thinking Changes at 60(andysblog.uk)
2 points by czue 2y ago|3 comments
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by czue 2y ago
Can you explain more about comfy ui? I heard it could work for running inference locally, but I couldn't get it running because I don't have Nvidia GPUs. Does it only work if you still have those?
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by czue 2y ago
It's outlined in the linked series here: https://www.saaspegasus.com/guides/modern-javascript-for-dja...
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by czue 2y ago
Author here. I would say the core principles still hold up well, though the tooling and libraries are constantly evolving. An incomplete list of things I'd add / change today (and are on my roadmap to cover in more detail): I woul
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by czue 2y ago
Yeah this came up in the Q&A of the video as well. I think if you are 1) a high performer and 2) not working for a mega-corp, you probably have a lot more negotiating power than you realize. Having been on the other end of some of those
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by czue 2y ago
Hahaha, what?! Are you the one that went to Burning Man without telling anyone and then re-appeared online a couple weeks later wondering whether you still had your job? Because, if so, that story definitely made the rounds...
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by czue 2y ago
If you read the post, that's explicitly a path I acknowledge I couldn't personally do, and I recommend instead creating time by doing things like going down to 80% time in your day job, or finding lucrative contract work.
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by czue 2y ago
This is a fair general critique of a category of advice that I try hard not to fall into. It is true that I make a fair share of my income from a starter kit, but I tried quite hard to generalize my advice and only mentioned it in passing o
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by czue 2y ago
Luck is a huge factor for sure but I also think it's not as hard as you're making it out to be if you set yourself up for success. I have four products that make money, built over the course of seven years. None of them really ben
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by czue 2y ago
Yeah, one of the critical lessons I learned is that building is really the easy part, and most "traditional" developers who fail will do so as a result of not marketing enough, or well. That's an oversimplification, but direc
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by czue 2y ago
...maybe? Although that doesn't quite ring true. Every project (even the dumb wedding cards one) arose from some need in my life that turned into a desire to make something exist in the world. That said, I totally agree that some peopl
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by czue 2y ago
Here's an off-the-cuff summary: First you have to make space in your life for it. You need long blocks of time for deep work. The first idea you pick is unlikely to work, so pick something and start moving. Many of the best products co
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Using coding skills to make passive income(coryzue.com)
259 points by czue 2y ago|141 comments
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Headspace Is Perishable(coryzue.com)
11 points by czue 2y ago|0 comments
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Better, Faster Python Projects: A Deep Dive into Uv(saaspegasus.com)
3 points by czue 2y ago|0 comments

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