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msigwart
4y ago
Shameless plug: I’m a software engineer at Datawrapper and we’re currently looking for talented backend and fullstack engineers to build out our app and platform. Berlin and remote [1]. If you wanna help us build the most accessible chartin
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Quantum Management
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4y ago
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Hackathon to end wild life trafficking
(zoohackathon.com)
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6y ago
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Ask HN: How do you deal with social isolation while working from home?
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6y ago
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msigwart
6y ago
As Kent Beck says [0]: "for each desired change, make the change easy (warning: this may be hard), then make the easy change" [0] https://twitter.com/KentBeck/status/250733358307500032
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Show HN: FakeLoad – Java library for producing “fake” system loads
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6y ago
Totally agree. We've also realized that when it comes to (digital) art everyone has their own specific workflows and favorite apps. So it is definitely something we are thinking about adding!
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6y ago
Not quite. In Draw Something you draw something and someone else has to guess what it is. You each take turns in guessing and drawing. Instead in ScribbleX you create a single drawing together with your friends. It's kind of like a col
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msigwart
6y ago
Hey HN, we are Marten and Philipp, the makers behind ScribbleX – a social drawing game for iOS and Android. The idea for the app was born one lazy afternoon while playing a round of “Exquisite Corpse” with some friends. "Exquisite Cor
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Show HN: ScribbleX – Create some art with friends
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7y ago
I'm working on a social drawing game called ScribbleX ( https://www.scribblex.com ). It's available for free on iOS and Android. The concept is pretty simple: Take a piece of paper and divide it into three parts. Now, Pl
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FakeLoad – open-source Java library for generating “fake” system loads
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