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by hugozap 4y ago
600? Did you got any feedback? Maybe there's something in your CV that's being perceived as a red flag but ok to you. 600 applications without an offer seems way off.
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by hugozap 4y ago
I've heard of a few prolific open source developers living in their cars/boats. It was rough but that's their choice, they didn't have stable internet connection so optimized for offline work. In lots of aspects it was s
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by hugozap 5y ago
I think it happens organically, you start increasing your sphere of influence in some area and with some audience and gradually those goals kind of emerge as natural steps.
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by hugozap 5y ago
I think the problem is magnified by the status of teaching as a profession. Teachers compensation and work conditions are less than ideal. People that would be great teachers leave for other fields with better conditions. This will attract
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by hugozap 5y ago
I think you should see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVRfBhy5vGI
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Diagram.Codes Extension for Roam Research(roam-extension.diagram.codes)
2 points by hugozap 6y ago|0 comments
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by hugozap 6y ago
I hope, but both narcos and the military complex business would get affected so I doubt it will happen.
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by hugozap 6y ago
I played with this app and it's a great experience, I didn't have to install anything and have shared it with a few people who (in a few seconds) were happy creating stuff. None of us professional artists (like millions of people
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by hugozap 6y ago
I was very excited about SwiftUI and spent a lot of time learning from videos and articles. In theory it's awesome and I was ready to create my first project. Most Apple docs, videos and evangelists talk about how easy it is and coming
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Craft? Science? Different cultures in knowledge-based activities(hugozap.com)
2 points by hugozap 6y ago|0 comments
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by hugozap 6y ago
To remove pressure from yourself as an indie dev look at shipping as a starting point, not a critical event that needs to be perfect. It will be messy, it always is, BUT there's a lot of value in real feedback and will give you ideas y
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Finishing a side project(hugozap.com)
447 points by hugozap 6y ago|145 comments
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by hugozap 6y ago
To maximize focus I've used the "One system user per project" trick. It works well because now everything in your desktop has to do with your project (files/notes/calendar/bookmarks/etc) I've been abl
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Mental fatigue caused by prolonged cognitive load and sympathetic hyperactivity(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by hugozap 6y ago|2 comments
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by hugozap 6y ago
(2011) Mental fatigue caused by prolonged cognitive load associated with sympathetic hyperactivity
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by hugozap 6y ago
I'm ok with him promoting his work, not sure why that's bad for you. It's a great resource for learning.
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by hugozap 6y ago
I recently wrote about using Markdown with Diagram codes https://blog.diagram.codes/posts/markdown-intro/ (I'm the creator) it's a complementary desktop tool with (web version is limited and free, deskt
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by hugozap 6y ago
I believe deliberate practice can work in the same direction if the practitioner is aware of the fact that there will be huge gaps in the knowledge acquired through practice. I like the idea of discarding the results of exploratory processe
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by hugozap 6y ago
I believe PHP will still be relevant and a lot of the fancy frontend frameworks out there won't be around anymore. Some kind of lindy effect in place.
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by hugozap 6y ago
I've been working on diagram.codes, it's not a replacement for Graphviz as my goal is to have a self contained tool that is friendly to non technical users (so flexibility is sacrificed for some diagrams), you may find it useful.
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by hugozap 6y ago
You may also find value in diagram.codes (I'm the author) It's focused on non technical users so the syntax will always be very simple (at the cost of flexibility but that's on purpose).
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Email: My preferred note-taking platform(hugozap.com)
2 points by hugozap 6y ago|0 comments
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by hugozap 7y ago
Complexity has to go somewhere. Because systems are just piles of abstractions and conventions "easy to change" is very relative. A compromise will always be required. A simplification here means pushing complexity somewhere else.
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by hugozap 7y ago
I'm curious about the major pains with React-native you experienced. Is it because of the toolchain for RN? or some specific scenario?
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by hugozap 7y ago
It's not currently open source but The web version is free to use, There's a desktop version that we sell to support development ( https://studio.diagram.codes )
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by hugozap 7y ago
Thanks!
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by hugozap 7y ago
Adding support for Mind Maps to https://diagram.codes .
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by hugozap 7y ago
Hi I'm Hugo, we are a team of 2 and recently released a desktop version of the text-to-diagram generation tool. The web editor will always be free ( https://diagram.codes ). The desktop version has support for color themes, l
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Diagram.Codes Studio for Windows and Mac OS(studio.diagram.codes)
1 points by hugozap 7y ago|1 comments
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by hugozap 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback and the suggestions. We are looking into options to support long term development of the platform.

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