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by kulor 5y ago
Funny, also big inspiration for me to get into tech. A bit wary of the suitability for an 8yr old, though.
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Ask HN: How do you get your kids into computing?
3 points by kulor 5y ago|2 comments
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by kulor 5y ago
For silicon n00bs like myself, listen to Acquired's recent episode for some context on how hard this area of innovation is https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/tsmc . Off the back of this episode, I can't help but
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How to pivot into a product role at your startup(sifted.eu)
1 points by kulor 5y ago|1 comments
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by kulor 5y ago
Aamir Chishtie explains how he moved from marketing to product at his startup — and shares how you could too.
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by kulor 5y ago
Pretty good visual explanation of the "grill" and its effects: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otweN9sCSd8
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How to tell a billion dollar story(blog.superhuman.com)
3 points by kulor 5y ago|0 comments
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by kulor 5y ago
How long until AWS releases Infinidash as a self-defeating prophecy?
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by kulor 5y ago
Stammy, discovered your site through this comment. Sending you bags of kudos for the time you put into your site & craft. It's a marvel in this world of cookie cutter sites & clickbait content.
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Awesome lists of tech stuff(github.com)
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by kulor 6y ago
Really cool, love your positioning towards the frontend as frameworks like Django handle the static side fairly well. I can't see it yet but I'm expectant you'd have ancillary forgot password & user management (manual sig
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by kulor 6y ago
Witnessed this when Google went down in December. Seems like a thundering herd problem with tech folk flocking to HN for updates/discussion/gloating
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by kulor 6y ago
Do you mean clean design or markup?
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by kulor 6y ago
Love the architectural lineage there, thanks for sharing. I'm feeling inspired to build some "hidden" crannies for my kids and thus bragging rights for their friends when they come round to play (when people can meet in house
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by kulor 6y ago
Just installed TikTok to peruse this genre. To my surprise, better content than Instagram & others for the subject
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Ask HN: Have you discovered hidden parts (e.g. rooms, tunnels) in your home?
7 points by kulor 6y ago|8 comments
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by kulor 6y ago
Soundtrack for background nostalgia: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4VD06iQuXulKarrsIHia40?si=...
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Show HN: Daily email summary of your calendar, weather and more(hiya.io)
1 points by kulor 6y ago|0 comments
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by kulor 6y ago
Looks like it's set to solve a good problem, congrats on the launch. Would be more enticing if I saw a glimpse into the product(s) through screenshots etc.
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“Day 1” Philosophy(quora.com)
2 points by kulor 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What's better for users, StartupName.[app, ] or getStartupName.com
1 points by kulor 6y ago|0 comments
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by kulor 6y ago
Reminds me of hidden nuggets like Apple's Preview.app ability to add signatures to PDFs by scanning a photo using webcam or using your trackpad. When I tell people about this one feature, there's always a sigh of frustration that
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by kulor 6y ago
So good! It's a more immersive version of radio.garden that popped up this week on HN.
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by kulor 6y ago
Don't hate the player, hate the game
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Ask HN: Why are USB-C cables and adaptors so expensive?
1 points by kulor 8y ago|2 comments
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by kulor 8y ago
Sunrise Calendar
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by kulor 8y ago
OnCare - social care SaaS | Full stack engineer | Farringdon, London, UK | Full-time | Onsite | £40-60k & Share options OnCare is a software platform for social care. Our mission is to make care easier for everyone and to remove the pai
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by kulor 9y ago
OnCare | React Native Engineer | Kensington, London, UK (ONSITE) | Full time | 40-70k & stock options OnCare is a software platform for social care. Our mission is to make care easier for everyone and to remove the pain and friction fro
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by kulor 13y ago
Some seriously slick stuff there! #inspired