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Show HN: Smoove Text. An inspiration discovery platform(apps.apple.com)
3 points by fspacef 7y ago|1 comments
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by fspacef 7y ago
Building this in the open @fspacef on Twitter.
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by fspacef 7y ago
Hey everyone I’m a solo founder on his second journey. I built an inspiration discovery engine. Check it out.
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by fspacef 7y ago
1st project out of 0ex.dev.
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Show HN(farhanf.github.io)
2 points by fspacef 7y ago|3 comments
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by fspacef 8y ago
Swift and ObjC! I dropped out of college and joined Lambda School this year and it was the best thing I did for my love of programming. I got tired of learning new frameworks for Web and anything really fun on desktop needed to be in C so I
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by fspacef 8y ago
Innovation always seems 2 steps forward one step back... I wonder if we will look back at Steve Jobs' iPhone launch in 07 as something similar (if not already).
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by fspacef 8y ago
Good stuff. Every sport has great partnerships (Jordon - Pippen, Brady - Gronk) and I always wondered if such a thing would even be possible in SE as I've felt overly self conscious and inefficient while pair programming. Though what r
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by fspacef 8y ago
Excited to check this out but looks like it's got the HN Hug. Going to recommended this to my dad who always takes calls from noisy airports.
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Just make a playlist. AFAIK desktop and mobile apps both have the ability to one-click add albums to saved songs or playlists. I love the combined cue, especially when hosting parties. Let guests cue songs from laptop and then adjust the or
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by fspacef 8y ago
> exposed ten individuals’ details including names, dates of birth, passport numbers, and the details of up to 50 HAL aviation security personnel I think this is significant especially in an environment where GDPR non-compliance can pena
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by fspacef 8y ago
Currently in Pittsburgh, PA and I'm seeing this happen on the daily.
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by fspacef 8y ago
I know exactly how you feel, I should have made it more clear I have no hate for CS theory. It's how I got into HN in the first place. I also spent the summer of 2017 at Stanford just studying High Performance Computing because I thoug
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by fspacef 8y ago
Hey guys, awesome to see all the attention Lambda is getting. I'm a junior in college who decided to drop out and do Lambda's iOS Program, happy to answer any questions! For those who are on the fence like I was I can talk about m
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by fspacef 8y ago
There is a Bollywood movie that excels on this subject and delves deeper into the culture that creates an environment favorable to such outcomes. Name = "3 Idiots"
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by fspacef 9y ago
"I don’t know if this adds anything to the conversation. I just like software history." This topic has my curiosity peaked as well. What is a good place to start reading/understanding more about this? From my understanding so
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by fspacef 9y ago
This. The money in the game doesn't come from just direct sales and hasn't for quite sometime. In the same vein an artist can get a million streams and still make >$5000. [1] In recent years artists like Drake have started thei
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by fspacef 9y ago
I think it can, and to your second point, Steam had a great system with Greenlight which let potential customers vote on what their games would look like before hand
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Computing Machinery and Intelligence by A.M. Turing [pdf](csee.umbc.edu)
2 points by fspacef 9y ago|0 comments
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Came to a similar epiphany when I had to move out on short notice. Since then I follow what I call the "1 suit case philosophy" - If I can't fit all my stuff into one standard size suit case and fly, then I have too much stuf
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by fspacef 9y ago
Nice! I was just thinking of a similar idea the other day. Could also be interesting to add info about the health of the data sets in the initial notification.
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by fspacef 9y ago
Of course in a perfect world that's what its supposed to be but as some other comments in the thread have pointed out, opp. lawyers are hoping to press on issues and hope you say something that can be misinterpreted as malicious or inc
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by fspacef 9y ago
From what I understand, depositions by design are a place for opposition lawyers to try and trip you up. LP is being cautious with his words and trying to be as vague as he can because of that.
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by fspacef 9y ago
For one-on-one interactions, I haven't found anything better than FaceTime on Macs.
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Of course, every article has bias but I still think it does the title justice as it talks about exposing concurrency via processes/threads. Also note that it was written in 2011, not sure if GPU based HPC was as common then but I could
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by fspacef 9y ago
This is required reading as part of ME344: Introduction to High Performance Computing at Stanford. I think it gives a great high level overview of how parallel programming works. Great starting point for those interested in learning more ab
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Nuts and Bolts of Multithreaded Programming (2011)(software.intel.com)
109 points by fspacef 9y ago|23 comments
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I don't think so. I am of the opinion that people find a compromise between what they enjoy doing and something that allows them to live the lifestyle they want. From my experience the folks you mentioned all seem to have in common an
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> It would be potentially interesting if the upvote/downvote thresholds and ranking took into account your Facebook or other social graph I think this would be a cool thing to have, but one of the key things for YY was the anonymity
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Profusely agree with the author. As someone who switched into CS from the humanities, one of the biggest challenges for me was less about syntax and more about figuring out the errors in my logic. For some reason though the former seems to

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