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by kostarelo 5y ago
Excellent project! I like the playground. A while ago I made https://presentador.dev/ which was the same concept, write MD and produce an HTML based presentation. Eventually I figured that I don't want to open my edito
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by kostarelo 5y ago
I've been working on https://presentador.app for a while now. It's like slides.com but more opinionated and the goal is to let it make the presentation for you. Let me know what you think. It's still under develop
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by kostarelo 5y ago
I've been working on https://presentador.app/ for quite a while now. Still under development and but is usable to create a simple presentation and new features are coming soon! Thank you
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Yup, wrong tense used. :(
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Which one are you referring to? The recent millions of contacts that were exposed from FB contained phone numbers. It had my phone number and it's not public.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
haha nice thanks, well I thought we were talking about casual every day commuting but you took it to the next level. This is someone I know, he rides with his crew quite regularly and this video is from a hill in Greece near my hometown. h
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Would you consider it to be more dangerous than riding a bike? I'm always amazed by how skaters are able to stop or "hit the breaks" where there are none.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
By interface you mean.. the HTTP protocol? At least they can be scoped on the domain level. Browser storage can't.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
They kinda already did though. You don’t see likes/dislikes when you search for a video so you only use it’s popularity in order to decide to click on it.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
From the last paragraph: > But JavaScript and TypeScript scripts calling into WebAssembly code will be increasingly common. Why is WebAssembly a key concept here? How does Deno uses it?
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by kostarelo 6y ago
> Extending web programming beyond the browser is not a novel idea. Indeed, we have done that with moderate success in our “Node.js” project. But over a decade later, we find server-side JavaScript hopelessly fragmented, deeply tied to b
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by kostarelo 6y ago
> Nobody cares how much you saved in time because it doesn’t get reported anywhere. It shows up on no important metrics. Sales going up by $100K is sexy. Admins handling an extra ticket per day because the interface is quicker isn’t. I d
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Some more information, not a lot though. It’s mostly marketing I would say. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56130187
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Full article https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56130187
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by kostarelo 6y ago
> Are the people on the forums I frequent going to show up at my wedding, my funeral? Really this doesn't has anything to do with the "forums". Depends on the relationships you've build on those forums. It could be th
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by kostarelo 6y ago
> It’s not dependent on size but what you do It is dependent on size. You could for example start with an engineering team working on a mono stack and outsource data and analytics operations. But at some point, you will decide that data
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by kostarelo 6y ago
A SPA doesn't have to be all the way SPA. It can be a hybrid and I'm not necessarily talking about React/SSR and other new shiny technologies. Can be as simple as an AJAX request. The famous Like button couldn't be a for
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by kostarelo 6y ago
That, try to understand all the things that are not documented. Sure some projects may have written extensive documentation and all the options they considered and why the did what they did, but most of the decisions usually are not documen
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Absolutely! I personally started using Busuu about two years ago. I'm now at 85% level and almost ready to take the B2 exams. In the meantime, I joined a Spanish/English exchange Meetup group. We did weekly sessions talking in Spa
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by kostarelo 6y ago
I'm currently learning Spanish and while I'm sure I will understand 50% of what they say, I will give it a try :P
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by kostarelo 6y ago
https://www.taskeera.com/ : Monitoring background and async jobs from start to finish. Half of the infrastructure and coding is done but I didn't find a big audience so I'm in the process of just open sourcing it.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Oh brilliant! Please do get in touch, I would love to tell you more of how it works and hear more about your case. Thanks.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
https://www.taskeera.com/ : Monitoring background and async jobs from start to finish. Half of the infrastructure and coding is done but I didn't find a big audience so I'm in the process of just open sourcing it.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Absolutely, especially in bigger organisations where one part may be completely different in terms of how is organized and how is operating from another one.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Totally agree and I wish to those people to leave the place they are currently in and find a better where their skills are truly recognised.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
It doesn’t look like they’re marketing their brand to me, more like they’re having fun.
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by kostarelo 6y ago
On every retrospective session we do, every other week, there is an additional column called “stars” or “heros” and we add a note each there giving praises to someone else for something they did those two weeks. We then read them all out fo
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by kostarelo 6y ago
1. After you’ve finished implementation, make sure that your solution is the right one. If it’s not, it will never make sense or be readable by anyone 2. Use your favourite diff tool. Go over the diff and make sure first that the diff is re
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Show HN: Presentador – MD based, opinionated, presentation framework(presentador.dev)
5 points by kostarelo 6y ago|1 comments
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by kostarelo 6y ago
Hehe I read that and once I got the gist from the first two chapters, I filtered it and stopped reading it.

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