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by geniium 3y ago
Very interesting difference. Thanks for pointing it out
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by geniium 3y ago
The only thing I miss is the ability to spread my papers in front of me to think with a global view and mix them and play with them with ease. This is something I never found in any digital product where paper is unbeatable.
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by geniium 3y ago
I love the format with the topics on the side, well done YC! Downside: they are too much looking around , probably a lot of people around or screens with prompters. Disturbing me
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by geniium 3y ago
Oh that wasn't clear. I thought I could play more times on the world map
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by geniium 3y ago
Very nice! How can I restart a new game? Not easy to find the button.. couldn't find it
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by geniium 3y ago
This is more a clickbait title than anything else. The problem are the same in any buble. AI is a bubble right now. And if you don't create a valid business, brand, etc.. you wont success.
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by geniium 3y ago
The most shocking for me is ... the small amount of trains on that map
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by geniium 3y ago
I am using TamaGUI in the last months and it has been a dream to use. It's really nice to be able to use the same code on mobile and web. For me it feels a bit like using Tailwind CSS, but that works out of the box on all the platforms
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by geniium 3y ago
This was a nice ride. Nice story to follow
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by geniium 3y ago
I have this exact same feeling.
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by geniium 3y ago
Yeah this is bad
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by geniium 3y ago
What, wat, WAAAT? Given the current growth of OpenAI, this is huge news. And this one is shaking the planet
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by geniium 3y ago
The ads tools will change and not allow same target options
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by geniium 3y ago
Rare enough to highlight it
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by geniium 3y ago
This seems like a perfect post to engage on solo entrepreneur and indie hackers and bootstrapper that have basically more space to thrive and we love the idea that we don't need to have VC money to launch and build a great product that
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by geniium 3y ago
Totally agree, thanks for your comment vonnik!
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by geniium 3y ago
Just wanted to say that!
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by geniium 3y ago
I love these kind of project.
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by geniium 3y ago
PS: I have no relation with the Naya team building this new baby
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by geniium 3y ago
Oh I love this article. And I can totally relate. I have so many keyboards that I feel ashamed to have spent so much money on all of theses devices. But the journey is amazing. Switching from flat to mechanical. From ergo to standard. Down
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by geniium 3y ago
This would be amazing
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by geniium 3y ago
Am wondering about the process it would require to build such thing. Maybe cut out in smaller component and then prompt from this smaller component image to code?
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by geniium 3y ago
This is amazing! Have been looking at this. First steps to get prompt to Ui
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by geniium 3y ago
Do the contacting user yourself. Find your first 10 customer yourself. You will learn a lot !
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by geniium 3y ago
Thanks @david927 - simple and clear title!
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Seeking advice: how to share a personal project on HN without being too salesy?
2 points by geniium 3y ago|3 comments
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by geniium 3y ago
Doesn’t that feels like click bait? « When developer are clever, codes become better »
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by geniium 3y ago
That's a bit too contemplative and resigned IMHO. But I understand and am facing the same questions. How can I help? Is there even something I can do at my small scale except using more my bike, using less water and sort my trash to re
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by geniium 3y ago
Oh nice, very appreciating your comment @dredmorbius. Thanks for the constructing feedback and info, as I am an avid HN consumer, but not yet participating so much to the discussions So if we consider this as if it would be building a busin
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by geniium 3y ago
Nah things are going fast, 2040-2050

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