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I tend to agree with this sentiment and it's what's driven me to build the mvp for https://sqwok.im . At least for this type of app/product, I don't believe a simple poc would be enough. I needed to get a wor
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What problem was Discord solving when they launched? Twitch already existed, Slack existed. Asking because it's a similar question I'm asking myself as I build https://sqwok.im , a news-focused public messaging app. I c
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Is that true with Spotify? Didn’t Pandora already exist and have considerable traction? rdio and a few others come to mind as well
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6y ago
nice! did you draw the graffiti art first? was thinking it'd be cool to have a company logo like this
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annoying.. discussed a bit on sqwok in case you want to chat about it sqwok.im/p/SpKc0XFRh2c7ww
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the Vice Guide to Travel episodes were pretty good, especially Liberia & North Korea.
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yeah and 737 assuming nothing changes
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related article from local Seattle newspaper: https://www.thestranger.com/slog/2020/09/09/44441906/the-dea... "So, Seattle finds itself where Pittsburgh was in the 1970s and Detroit in the 1960
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same, using mocha and getting by, but would be amazing if there was a straightforward test layer built for it
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Hey arnath, I'm working on a new open public chat app called sqwok. It does _not_ have events, but that said, it's a new alternative for easily starting and sharing a quality chat with anyone. As an example I just made a post abou
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Yeah there's a huge boneyard at Davis–Monthan Air Force Base near Tucson, AZ. I would imagine that many of those will sit there into perpetuity, some scrapped for parts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davis%E2%80%93
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I found the links to be interesting as well! I had never heard of aimfight.com, or the lady who turns pets into pillows. Also interesting that Boeing adding wi-fi was news at that time, something taken for granted on flights in 2020. More c
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Reddit.com on July 25th, 2005 – 1 month after launch
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Hey Tim, thanks for reaching out! created a post sqwok.im/p/QqyVbKne4IiIdQ to connect at.
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perhaps but I would think the descent before entering the clouds would have plenty to look at..
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What are the odds in our lifetime there will be a probe sent into orbit and then down into the atmosphere with high-resolution cameras that can beam back imagery/video of the entire trip? I think it'd be fascinating to see what it
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that'd be really cool! it's an amazing photo
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hey thank you, I appreciate the feedback! I've been working hard to bring it to life and had just pushed out a new @mentions feature right when aws went down... feel free to "@guac" if you feel like trying it out and I'l
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do you mean like multi-region? I'd like to get there, one of the aws services is only available in us-east-1 right now (iot related).
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sweeeet, thanks for the heads up
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https://sqwok.im , it's entirely on aws services... iam is interwoven throughout :] rather than get frustrated, I just chalk it up to 2020, will go for a walk.. oh wait there's apocalyptic smoke outside!
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my site is down on all environments (us-east-1). oy vey
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very interesting, had no idea... saw them at a music festival in Miami and they put on a good show, cool to learn that they're investing in startups!
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lol, so meta...
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snapchat, instagram, tiktok, those didn't exist when facebook.com started, otherwise I don't think they'd have had much success
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Definitely, agree, Django is a great framework and I've used it over the past 5+ years at many companies large and small. When I set off to build my own project I wanted to keep my code as lean as possible and that's one thing I l
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I haven't tried it but I did look it over when I was investigating Starlette. May try it out in the future, it seems powerful, and I read about a few projects using it. I ended up just rolling with Starlette because I liked how minimal
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very nice! cool animations on tmpo.io! Right now I'm running things behind aws lambda & using dynamodb etc, have looked into using aioboto3 but haven't got there yet...
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For anyone looking for an alternative python async web framework, I highly recommend Starlette ( https://github.com/encode/starlette ). It was created by the same guy who wrote the excellent & highly popular Django-R
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> Are Tesla, SpaceX, etc. engineers generally... happy/satisfied? I don't work at either but I have watched plenty of SpaceX product, err, rocket launches, and they seem to frequently live-stream from their Hawthorn CA headquar
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