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A list of themes and starters for JAMstack sites
(jamstackthemes.dev)
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ohadpr
7y ago
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ohadpr
7y ago
So true!!!
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ohadpr
7y ago
That's definitely a possibility. I could also hit print and start thinking about whether I have enough of the right color ink in my printer. My motive is that this content is interesting but not enough to get me to setup meetings with
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ohadpr
7y ago
Love the idea, reminds me of 2600 and I can't way to read it. Somewhat tangential: I often want to read PDF files and am never happy with my printing setup. Is there a service that will print any PDF at high quality, bind it for larger
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ohadpr
7y ago
It's because they were able to build a decently large business purely with their seed founding + ongoing revenues (It's called an A round because they've only ever raised a seed)
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ohadpr
7y ago
The CLI version is pretty cool, if you'd like a more point-and-click experience try: https://www.stackbit.com/medium/ (Disclaimer: we created this a few weeks ago) It uses the same Medium export process and lets y
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ohadpr
7y ago
Or you could have Netlify handle build+deploy+host for you
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ohadpr
7y ago
The folks behind Storybook created a product for that: https://hichroma.com/
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ohadpr
8y ago
not sure about the camera but the connection is 20 kb/sec
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ohadpr
8y ago
It is an extremely frustrating practice (emailing you the password). I find that I have to go through this every few days for whatever reason and I've had cases where the email from Notion took five minutes to arrive.
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ohadpr
8y ago
I think my first assembly book was a Norton one :-)
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ohadpr
8y ago
Many folks who used to write 0x86 assembly code love size coding compos, especially demoscene folks. Me and a couple of friends were able to implement the game of Nibbles (Snake on old Nokia phones) in 70 bytes. Someone else managed to acco
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ohadpr
9y ago
Same here - loved the book and was very excited for the one day lecture but it was probably the most boring and banal one I’ve ever attended.
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ohadpr
10y ago
The term 'static sites' is somewhat misused, its a spectrum that goes from static pages edited locally that get 1 page-view a month to the front-end code for large corporations which get millions of page-views a month. All of thos
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Web font loading detection, without timers
(smnh.me)
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ohadpr
14y ago
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ohadpr
14y ago
beautiful. i once participated in a similar competition only that it was in x86 Assembly, my friends and I brought it down to 70 bytes and the winner from Finland did it in 48! http://myweb.cableone.net/benlunt/hugi/compoold.htm#compo1
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ohadpr
15y ago
Looks great, Can you share some background on how you decided to create this content, in this specific method of presentation, how did you deicde on pricing, what are your expectations, etc? Thanks
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Microsoft pays someone to spam Quora with fake product recommendations
(quora.com)
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ohadpr
15y ago
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ohadpr
15y ago
I think it just uses your personal email history to create clusters of common recipients
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ohadpr
15y ago
First of all feel good, having many options and opportunities at a young age is a considerable achievement. Secondly, we're looking for summer interns who understand programming but will focus on connecting with and marketing to other devel
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ohadpr
15y ago
Work on finding like-minded people and start working on projects together. These people may end up being your co-founders in some future company you'll start, and the more time you know each other ahead of time the better. Get a decent amou
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ohadpr
15y ago
nice sites but is there a more direct and effective way to reach 1 on 1 with these guys?
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How to have lunch with the brightest minds in SV?
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ohadpr
15y ago
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Why Apple limited the Nitro JavaScript engine in iOS 4.3 to Safari
(quora.com)
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ohadpr
16y ago
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Apple is going to love this: Probably the best customer unboxing video ever
(thenextweb.com)
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16y ago
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ohadpr
16y ago
I'm sure Steve Jobs is going to reply to one of the hundreds of emails he'll be getting on this subject, hopefully his answer won't be "Because. - Sent from my iPhone"
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ohadpr
16y ago
I actually believe that PCs are so == Computers for most of humanity that its perfectly fine to discuss post-PC devices I personally think that a Post-PC device is simply a device that for some (and later many) people replaces a PC in their
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ohadpr
16y ago
I think this is a great step in the right direction, publishing is getting simplified and with the advent of cheap storage that can be easily placed behind a webserver the options for static websites are quite interesting. I foresee more se
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ohadpr
16y ago
Once you get to the graphics/interaction they are great. I recommend: * Try to embed a live-game into your main page, it took me 2 minutes to navigate the options until I could get some graphics on the screen. * While you're at it make sure
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ohadpr
16y ago
pretty cool! I recommend a more readable logo+title and perhaps a more memorable domain name.
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