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by fersarr 5y ago
In terms of creating apps, the difference is that you can use typical programming blocks like if statements, while loops, DBs (persist a value), etc. For example: if three is prime, print "yes"
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Show HN: Hupreter – Create apps by describing them in English
57 points by fersarr 5y ago|27 comments
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by fersarr 5y ago
"So he gave Salesforce simple subscription pricing that scaled according to usage. In 1999, it was $50/user per month. Software-as-a-service (SaaS) was born." I would say that the Bloomberg terminal was an earlier example of
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by fersarr 6y ago
is there a way to explore public rooms?
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by fersarr 6y ago
open source ++
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by fersarr 6y ago
hmm someone is messing it up already, I think. Spaghetti carbonara is under the tag 'banana'
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by fersarr 6y ago
pretty cool!
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What should aspiring devs learn?(anagramsof1sand0s.medium.com)
3 points by fersarr 6y ago|0 comments
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by fersarr 6y ago
I'm also one of the people trying to build a more convenient way to do these kind of things: https://hupreter.com
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What Makes a Software Developer?(anagramsof1sand0s.medium.com)
2 points by fersarr 6y ago|0 comments
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by fersarr 6y ago
So simple and nice to use
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by fersarr 6y ago
hm.. It doesn't seem to work. I tried here https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=26030392 . Perhaps it works for you because yours is a YC startup?
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by fersarr 6y ago
Hi Nerves! thanks for looking into it. Yes, I definitely understand what you said. I am working to make the demo available ASAP. Feel free to drop your email in the site's form if you want to hear about it as soon as it's out.
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by fersarr 6y ago
Just curious, how did you make the links clickable in your submission text? I wasn't able to do that for mine.
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by fersarr 6y ago
side question :) How do you make those links in the submission field clickable?
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by fersarr 6y ago
Clickable link: https://hupreter.com/
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Show HN: Programming with your own words (in English)
4 points by fersarr 6y ago|3 comments
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Design for the Age of Disorder(ignaciocarosolis.medium.com)
1 points by fersarr 6y ago|0 comments
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by fersarr 6y ago
can offices have cameras then, or is a warehouse somehow different? because they seem to be all over the place in most companies
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by fersarr 6y ago
I was thinking of this too.
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by fersarr 6y ago
ah, is that matrix? https://matrix.org/
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by fersarr 6y ago
Couldn't we have an open-messaging standard so that different apps can send messages to each other? Similar to open banking in the UK (law). Of course, the big players won't want that, but the smaller ones could start it.
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by fersarr 6y ago
great! signed up and sent an email with an article. Not sure what happens next though. How do I start listening to it?
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by fersarr 6y ago
I see your point. What name would sound better as the email sender (a name is required)? FeedFeedback is the original app that I built that allows people to easily ask for and get feedback. I added this new feature of anonymous email on top
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by fersarr 6y ago
Yea it's a good concern. Right now I only have very simple checks, like captcha, detecting similar messages and also protecting a single email account from getting multiple emails. Feel free to suggest any ideas you might have :)
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by fersarr 6y ago
The idea is to let people quickly and easily write helpful feedback to anyone, be the CEO of the company, a professor, a manager, or a friend.
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Show HN: Easily send anonymous suggestions to any email address(feedfeedback.com)
5 points by fersarr 6y ago|6 comments
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by fersarr 6y ago
very well done
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by fersarr 6y ago
Since we are on the topic of feedback, this web app allows you to get anonymous feedback: https://feedfeedback.com/
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by fersarr 6y ago
Hi! thanks for having a look! "Couldn't a person A submit feedback to my personal link simulating that he is in reality person B, maybe to his own benefit?" > FeedFeedback doesnt have a field to enter your name or to sign,

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