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Best of Show HN 2020
(bestofshowhn.com)
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Anyone know how they're implementing the multiplayer video/voice chat? Is it over WebRTC or something else?
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Have any of you use CCC as part of a personal workflow automation, say with Huginn or n8n, or even zapier? If so, what did you do with it?
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About Charles Forman
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Thinking out loud: would anyone actually want to do work in this kind of environment? I see attempts at remote work like Sococo https://www.sococo.com/ and I'm thinking---maybe...but there's not much to do in thos
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One place in your business you don’t want to automate
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much thanks
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Do you have links that would tell me more about peer2peer lockstep?
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Make sure this isn't the reason you're not getting subscribers
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I started curating a bunch of automation stories, use-cases, and ideas at https://automationcookbook.io . It is usually more business process automation, rather than personal automation, though.
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Yeah, I guess it's as close as you can get, even though people come here for tours of facebook or google. You can usually tell who the investors are and who the founders are at Red Rock or Coupa. The one leaning back is the investor, u
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Silicon Valley isn't really a place. Plenty of people come here for a "tour", but there isn't actually a single place in the bay area you can visit to see Silicon Valley in action. (Before Covid) It just has a high densi
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Best reviews from your best customers
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Pulling up on the death spiral of price drops
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When should you add friction to your signups?
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I was looking at this yesterday because of the post on "use of a life" post by cperciva. One thing on the benchmarks was I didn't know what was considered "good" numbers, even though I know it's dependent on th
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Reskin shipping emails from multiple 3rd Party Logistics
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Stop scrambling and just auto prep your meetings
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Automate to get best reviews from your best customers
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This is because you're expecting it to be an imperative language. It's not. OpenSCAD really should throw an error on compile if you try to redefine variables, but its intent is a declarative language. Once you think of it as such,
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If you like openSCAD, you can join the subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/openscad It's been growing steadily in the last 7 to 8 years.
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A single creative way to make banks fix their broken system
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One more simple thing to do to thwart fraudsters
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Automate by sending helpful email to new users stuck in onboarding
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Automate: Lower Invoice Processing Times
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Zoom, Unity and the Quest to Scale Corporate Drudgery
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William Taysom has did this strangeloop talk that I thought had nuggets here and there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voG5-15aDu4
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It's not quite the same. The main difference is that the data-binding is only one way, so it make the whole thing a lot easier to reason about.
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React team seems to have realized the same thing, and their solution is to what they call React Hooks. It allows devs to write the implementation of the business logic imperatively, but the calling it is effectively declarative. The hooks a
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He's raising his kids. It's understandable if someone doesn't want to talk about the comings and goings of their family and personal life. Occasionally he'll tweet out "darn things my kids say". But no, it'
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