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by flurly 4y ago
Changed :) Thank you for the feedback!
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by flurly 4y ago
Good point. Thank you for the feedback!
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by flurly 4y ago
Thank you for the feedback!
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by flurly 4y ago
Haha that was not expected. Appreciate the feedback!
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by flurly 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback!
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So you built your product, now what?(thebuilderjr.beehiiv.com)
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Beehiiv – The newsletter platform built for growth(beehiiv.com)
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by flurly 4y ago
@TheBuilderJR
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by flurly 4y ago
There are so many problems with staring at screens in addition to this. eg. 1. Eye strain and headaches: Staring at screens for extended periods of time can cause eye strain, headaches, and other physical symptoms. 2. Sleep disruption: The
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by flurly 4y ago
Here are some books you may find helpful on these topics: "University Physics" by Francis Sears and Mark Zemansky "Introduction to Electrodynamics" by David J. Griffiths "Electricity and Magnetism" by Edward M.
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by flurly 4y ago
Try using tailscale. Buy a server on DO and tunnel through that.
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by flurly 4y ago
Yeah I have a discord that some ex meta folks created. Feel free to DM me on twitter if you're interested in joining!
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Tinybird · the Way to Build Real-Time Data Products(tinybird.co)
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Ask HN: Roast My Landing Page
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by flurly 4y ago
I really like LogSnag https://logsnag.com Also not to toot my own horn but Beam Analytics https://beamanalytics.io ain't so bad!
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by flurly 4y ago
One of ChatGPT's key strengths is its ability to understand and interpret context, making it possible to have a more natural conversation and provide relevant information. Additionally, it has the ability to generate text in a variety
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SavvyCal – The thoughtful way to find a time to meet(savvycal.com)
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by flurly 4y ago
I completely agree with the idea that scalability is often overrated. While it's certainly important for large organizations and enterprises, for smaller companies and side projects, focusing too much on scalability can actually hinder
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by flurly 4y ago
This is super clever. Well done!
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by flurly 4y ago
Not entirely main source, but a considerable source. I have three projects https://flurly.com makes around 300/mo https://graphjson.com makes around 1500/mo https://beamanalytics.io makes around
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Beam – GDPR Compliant Web Analytics free up to 100k pageviews per month(twitter.com)
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Running a Funnel Analysis(popsql.com)
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OcamlRep – Interop OCaml and Rust Code(github.com)
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Meta and Sun Microsystems have similar trajectories(twitter.com)
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A World-Class Code Playground with Sandpack(joshwcomeau.com)
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Tree-sitter – a parser generator tool and an incremental parsing library(github.com)
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by flurly 4y ago
Typesense is so good (and affordable!). I'm so thankful y'all are providing an alternative to Algolia. It feels similar to Render vs Vercel where clearly players like Vercel & Algolia make the big bucks from enterprise clients
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by flurly 4y ago
This is pretty awesome. I wonder how this scales. Like if I wanted to visualize a graph with millions of nodes, would it make sense to copy a whole JSON blob into it? One of my side projects is called GraphJSON ( https://graphjson
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by flurly 4y ago
Yes eventually! It's worth noting that we have a REST API. If you look at the curl code snippets, it should be pretty easy to reverse engineer it into a java code snippet.
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by flurly 4y ago
The original thinking was it is a product that turns json events into graphs, thus GraphJSON!

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