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by frabia 3y ago
I'll throw my application out there: I'm a Product Designer with a lot of experience in both UX and UI (8 years and counting). I have also been developing (FE web) for the past years and I'm looking to switch over. Currently,
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by frabia 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Berlin / Germany - Remote OK with the possibility of short-term traveling if needed Product Designer (UX / UI) with 7+ years of experience in B2C apps and B2B SaaS. Resume: https://francesco-bianc
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Resources to deepen LLMs understanding for software engineers
11 points by frabia 3y ago|8 comments
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by frabia 3y ago
Hi everybody! I'm the maker of the calculator. I find that ChatGPT Plus is amazing but $20/month is quite a lot - especially compared to what I would spend by accessing GPT from the API instead. I know a lot of people are not awar
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Show HN: A ChatGPT Plus VS API cost calculator(quartzite.ai)
1 points by frabia 3y ago|1 comments
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by frabia 3y ago
Yes, but also no. I think the general sentiment (spend time on things that matter) is valid, but to some extremes it might bring more damage than value. In this specific case, either you have a disruptive product such as GPT that sells itse
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by frabia 3y ago
Fair enough, though if meant that way it’s not that meaningful as comparison(?). It loosely translates as: “People who are good with languages are good with languages”.
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by frabia 3y ago
well... Nobody replied to this, but I later found exactly what I was looking for and thought I would reply to my own answer in case it helped anybody else: https://gist.github.com/veekaybee/be375ab33085102f9027853128...
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Resources to better understand LLMs and how to use them?
2 points by frabia 3y ago|1 comments
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by frabia 3y ago
I see your point, and maybe I haven’t expressed myself clearly. For sure web apps went from not being feasible to being widespread in a couple of decades or less. However, my point is whether they’ll replace native apps entirely. There are
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Is the future of (most) software to run as a web app?
3 points by frabia 3y ago|5 comments
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by frabia 3y ago
good to know, cause honestly the trailer looks.. kinda boring. I really liked Breath of the Wild though, so if this is similar in quality (or better) I'll probably get it.
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by frabia 4y ago
I see. Much clearer! Thanks for the explanation.
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by frabia 4y ago
Thanks for your reply, though I'm not sure if I get your comment correctly. As in, I agree that marketing is super important but if I had an idea about a certain SaaS product that requires a certain ML model, I need to decide either to
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by frabia 4y ago
Maybe odd question, but: would you recommend taking this course if my goal is to build (and sell) products leveraging ML? (e.g. SaaS) As in, with the pace of improvements from other AI startups and general availability of their APIs (e.g. G
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Show HN: Curated Product Engineering Jobs(uimakers.club)
17 points by frabia 4y ago|0 comments
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by frabia 4y ago
A book that I really want to recommend to anybody in the process of validating product and business ideas: “The right it” by Alberto Savoia
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by frabia 4y ago
> The best managers I've ever had throughout my career were the ones who knew their own limitations and acted accordingly. I agree with the conclusions and overall thinking. I would however regard the example as an exception rather
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by frabia 4y ago
What's worse: there are a lot of developers (like me) who develop Mac apps and don't even publish them in the App Store, so the 99€ are ONLY to get the app notarized. IT'S SUPER FRUSTRATING.
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by frabia 4y ago
I think often about this one I read a while ago (paraphrased): “one of the quickest path to unhappiness is to not follow your true self”. I believe we often face situations where we would rather be someone else or present traits that are no
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Draftify, a free and Open source note app(github.com)
2 points by frabia 4y ago|1 comments
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by frabia 4y ago
Hey! I recently released my first open-source app and wanted to share it here. :) Draftify is a desktop app (mac) to write passing ideas and thoughts. It is meant as a canvas to reduce any friction to write, rather than being a place to arc
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by frabia 4y ago
that's a good point. Sometimes you get hung in technicalities and forget what are the priorities (move fast and cheaply). Thanks for your thoughts!
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by frabia 4y ago
sorry, maybe the "simply" was misplaced. The issue is that pretty much every "real" word (as in, not made up) is taken by now. Even for other names that I didn't like as much, the situation was quite similar (most d
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by frabia 4y ago
thanks for the answer! Yes exactly. Aside to whether the name is good or not, I think it doesn't make sense to spend a lot of money on a domain, especially since I'm still in the process of validating the idea. That is why I was t
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Best strategy when company/product domain is taken
2 points by frabia 4y ago|6 comments
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by frabia 4y ago
thanks for the info! Did you notice big performance issues with the Electron version compared to the native? I'll check the v2 then!
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Best desktop email clients these days?
1 points by frabia 4y ago|3 comments
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Companies that hire “Engineers who can design” or “Designers who can code”
2 points by frabia 4y ago|1 comments
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by frabia 4y ago
mmm I really doubt that was the real reason why you "dislike" the green message and that it was purposefully designed like so by Apple. I think this is a case of learned significance, for which you know that a green bubble means a

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