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I am kinda similar! Actually, slides usually serve me as "notes" (although I never put too much content, just a few words or a code example).
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Do you mean space as in a "spaceship", or just space in general?
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Hi all, author of Wasp here! My brother and I have spent about a year working on Wasp as a side project, and have just finalized a prototype that is not fully featured but should give a good idea of what it is all about. Since there is stil
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Show HN: Wasp – a DSL for building full-stack web apps
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Startups can definitely vary a lot in this regard. From the top of my head, this would be the best way(s) to evaluate a startup: 1) You know founders personally or worked with them before 2) You know somebody who is working in the startup T
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My advice would be when you pivot, to stay in our choose the area that you are personally interested in / have domain expertise in. Our story: we started with a pretty tech-oriented idea (since we are engineers) in the events space, bu
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Even if writing it all the in the same language, you could still separate the concerns - having different modules for e.g. fetching data and rendering. Is there a particular application you are working on?
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Could you maybe elaborate a bit more on the exact situation you are dealing with? Is it during a code review phase? I believe if the code is broken/not working you have every right to point out.
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wow, thank you for such a detailed explanation! I didn't know about flagging, will become active in /newest and do it. I suppose spam that should be flagged is the usual stuff - ads, repeating content etc.?
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Ask HN: Is there a guaranteed exposure for each HN post?
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Ask HN: What will web development look like in 20 years from now?
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wow very nice and detailed guide. Good job, I used only store-bought mech kbs so far but would also like to try to build my own once.
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That is definitely the hardest part! I can confirm :). Do you have any other challenges, closer to the tech side?
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agreeing with that one. May I ask how do you address this currently?
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Ask HN: Asking devs – What is the hardest thing about building a web app?
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Hey Ian, thank you very much for your feedback! I understand your point, I think it is very valid. Thank you for pointing it out.
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Show HN: Help validate idea – connecting with your audience after presentation
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Help validate idea – connecting with your audience after presentation
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Ask HN: Rate my idea – Instagram for 9gag
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Rate my idea – Instagram for 9gag
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Amazing - I'm a computer scientist doing customer interviews and I love this!