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by jasfi 5y ago
Another approach is an edit counter, as used by the Nim forum: https://forum.nim-lang.org/
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by jasfi 5y ago
Web3's opportunity is crypto trading. I'm working on automating it, with an MVP due soon: https://tradecast.one
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by jasfi 5y ago
I'm building a Flutter rendering engine that can be powered by the back-end. Although C++ is not on the immediate list of supported SDKs, it could be added. https://nexusdev.tools/
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by jasfi 5y ago
When people compare game engines they often look for the upper limit of what the engine can do. Even if subconsciously.
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by jasfi 5y ago
I'm planning to release a large part of my self-written tech-stack as Open Source: https://nexusdev.tools/ I write my web apps with Nim on the back-end and Flutter on the front-end. The release will also feature a Pyth
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by jasfi 5y ago
I should mention I'm going to Open Source a lot of the dev tools I built, including a back-end SDK + Flutter renderer to make life easier building mostly CRUD apps in Flutter. I'm using Nim on the back-end, but a Python SDK is goi
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by jasfi 5y ago
Glad you like it! It came about because the feedback I got was that not everyone knows or is good at technical analysis, or even wants to learn it.
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by jasfi 5y ago
I did something similar. Building is the easy part. Getting meaningful traction is difficult. My own projects: https://cxo.industries https://tradecast.one
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by jasfi 5y ago
Exactly, we already do that. We want more detail and control, which means lower-level programming and writing more software. Specify programs by only a very brief specification is similar to No Code/Low Code. It's great for protot
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by jasfi 5y ago
Lists help writers get to the point.
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by jasfi 5y ago
There may be bubbles within crypto, but crypto itself is not a bubble.
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by jasfi 5y ago
There are good trading opportunities in crypto. I'm working on an automated trading system that has an Open Source client: https://tradecast.one
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by jasfi 5y ago
You could use PostgreSQL with your own back-end. Related to this, I'm working on an SDK for Flutter that works via REST and is quite easy to use: https://nexusdev.tools/
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by jasfi 5y ago
The examples look a lot easier to use and remember than your typical UNIX shell.
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by jasfi 5y ago
Perhaps it can be both bottom-up and top-down depending on your mindset.
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In Development: TradeCast(tradecast.one)
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by jasfi 5y ago
Automate your crypto trading What - Maximize profits and minimize losses with crypto trading. - Automated trading of crypto pairs based on technical indicators. - Copy successful traders if you don't know technical analysis. - Use an
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by jasfi 5y ago
I prefer to use Nim. C is the default backend and abstracts a lot of pain away.
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by jasfi 5y ago
Not everyone knows how to, or even wants to create their own website. These platforms also make it easy to share and network across members. It was really only a matter of time.
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by jasfi 5y ago
It's not really fair to make web 3 all about NFTs. They are the weakest that web 3 has to offer, in my opinion.
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by jasfi 5y ago
I'm working on a deep meaning NLP system that will have an API to connect with architectures such as Soar. You can sign-up to be notified of early access here: https://lxnlp.com/
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by jasfi 5y ago
It's still a tried and trusted approach. It may not fit every situation, but there's a big emphasis on derisking and early marketing which can't be ignored. I'm incorporating options like that into https://cxo
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by jasfi 5y ago
There don't seem to be many people interested in cognitive architectures. Maybe we should form a club?
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Show HN: CxO Industries(cxo.industries)
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People who write web apps without frameworks often end up creating their own. The reason is reuse of code. I'm working on my own web framework: https://nexusdev.tools/ . This is intended mainly for Flutter at the moment
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by jasfi 5y ago
Flutter is what replaced it. I'm working on server-based API for Flutter that comes with an easy-to-use SDK: https://nexusdev.tools/
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by jasfi 5y ago
The main benefit is that I know mental math makes my brain sharp. I can't believe the difference it makes, and that it is not more widely known and practiced. However, it takes discipline to make it a habit, which isn't a very pop
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by jasfi 5y ago
Yes, crypto trading. I'm working on an automated crypto trader that uses technical analysis (rules). Copy trading for those that don't know how to do that. https://tradecast.one
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by jasfi 5y ago
I'm writing a cross-platform UI toolkit: https://nexusdev.tools/ The first supported back-end is Nim, which I use in my own projects. Python and other back-end languages will be easy enough to add. The initial front-en
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by jasfi 5y ago
You could still get a startup going, it's not too late. Look into writing a SaaS for example. No matter where you are.

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