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Ask HN: Does anyone teach spreadsheet architecture?
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On Designing Carpets(cabinetmagazine.org)
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by kamphey 3y ago
"With escape hatches, you can access the internals and customize it to your liking." what are "escape hatches"?
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Quit Airbnb to Teach(blog.dataengineer.io)
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by kamphey 3y ago
Get found by people who are impressed with your work. That might mean posting on twitter or reddit or posting your work here on HN. But it also might mean joining some small semi-private communities and sharing your journey there. Once you
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by kamphey 3y ago
The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman
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Writers on How Running Helps Them Write(semi-rad.com)
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Work Life Balance Is Elusive(itsnicethat.com)
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by kamphey 3y ago
In high school I was known as a non-practicing Jewish Athiest.
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Yes. Also my product is mostly content itself. Only recently making tools.
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by kamphey 3y ago
I do a lot of content: YouTube, TikTok, Udemy, which all have their own algos and search functionality. ...and Blogs ( which is picked up via Google Search)
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Launching Just JavaScript(badass.dev)
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by kamphey 3y ago
This looks promising! I've been asked a lot about embeding google sheets into websites. Always been using a work around but this seems like it could be pretty special: "to show Grist spreadsheets on a website without any special
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Digitalbox acquired TVGuide.co.uk Ltd for £0.47M(marketscreener.com)
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First Generative AI Project(cloud.google.com)
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Atlassian Acquires Loom(twitter.com)
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Open Source AI Embeddings(huggingface.co)
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Old Demos(github.com)
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Spreadsheets Made Simple (1993)(archive.org)
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Original VisiCalc on Apple II User's Guide [pdf](bitsavers.org)
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I Was Homeless Now I Make $5M/Year [video](youtube.com)
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New Generation Spreadsheets (1992)(archive.org)
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TextFX - AI-powered tools for rappers, writers and wordsmiths(textfx.withgoogle.com)
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by kamphey 3y ago
One thing that I'm looking for, that might be available but I can't seem to find it is actually before and after versions of designs. Meaning a janky/template edited and then shown the key differences and why. I saw this with
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by kamphey 3y ago
Yes. I do meditate. What I like about it is that I can do it anytime nearly anywhere. Don't use any apps anymore. Don't use any method. Specifically what I do is to think about nothing. I systemically clear my thoughts completely
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by kamphey 3y ago
There are a few sites that for a monthly or yearly fee you can tap into a directory of mentors of all kinds. GrowthMentor.com is the one I joined and I like it if for what I am doing. There's also MentorPass and MentorCruise to name a
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by kamphey 3y ago
1 big goal and do EVERYTHING to get there. Works for some people. Just like coding a web app may take 1 day. But others need self created structure, and reminders. Sometimes planning is not useful beyond just remembering what you planned. W
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by kamphey 3y ago
Go where people are searching for help. Indiehackers, Twitter, Upwork codementor, railsdevs. I think the key is not necessarilly sharing your past work but rather what you can do for them. Relying on your experience will help you greatly i
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by kamphey 3y ago
Look for people on Twitter asking for 1-time help. And keep helping them. Getting known for a specific genre of web dev could be useful to get out of the upwork doldrums.
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by kamphey 3y ago
To meet people: I would recommend taking beginner classes of any sports that you dont need a team but do need others. Tennis, padel, pickleball, Squash, badmitten, etc. Especially any sport you can find in almost any large city. So as you t

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