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by panphora 4y ago
Sir, this is not a Google-branded service, nothing to worry about.
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by panphora 4y ago
Haha, thank you! I'm working on something similar, but easier to use/understand now. [0] You might be interested, idk. [0] https://hyperspace.so
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by panphora 4y ago
Are there any other communities and grants like this, specifically targeting side projects and the exploration/early stage?
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by panphora 4y ago
Haha, nice. And same — maintaining focus is hard :)
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by panphora 4y ago
I'm interested in following your progress on this. I have a 2 year old who I want to show computers/computational systems to as early as possible. I followed you on Twitter... but is there somewhere I can subscribe to hear more ab
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by panphora 4y ago
This is the same reporter who warned investors about Alameda/FTX right before they collapsed. [0] [1] They also brought attention to Celsius two months ahead of their collapse. [2] A lot of crypto ponzi schemes have been covered up wit
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by panphora 4y ago
The problem with suspending withdrawals for crypto firms is the market interprets it as your exchange is insolvent (as that has usually been the case so far). This will crash markets (lowering your liquidity even more) and make people want
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by panphora 4y ago
A lot of users on Twitter and Reddit are reporting delays of 6-8 hours when processing withdrawals. But it looks like some/most? are eventually processed. The CEO of Crypto.com has been doing damage control all day on Twitter. He'
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by panphora 4y ago
After lots of meditation, I realized that what pained me about certain fearful/angry/hateful/shameful thoughts I had was not the mere fact that I had them, but my attachment to them. That is, the thought only caused me signif
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by panphora 4y ago
You can use privacy-focused drop-in alternatives to Google Analytics and Google Fonts: • https://www.growthfyi.com/custom-ga • https://fonts.bunny.net/ I personally choose to use Plausible Analytics with a
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by panphora 4y ago
I'll be bold and say it: it's stupid that the web has 3 main front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, and JS) There's state, visual representation, and behavior. Why can't all of those be contained in one language? Sure, let p
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by panphora 4y ago
I disagree. As a non-lawyer, non-financier, I found the deep & well-thought-out explanation fascinating. This is one of the best articles I've read this year.
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by panphora 4y ago
I'm a dev/designer who's been building early stage startups from the ground up for 14 years. I'm very experienced at market & usability research and helping companies find product/market fit. I'm looking fo
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by panphora 4y ago
Tether was invented because crypto couldn't find legitimate outflows through traditional banking institutions. So, converting to fiat was impossible. Tether and other stable coins came along and said: we'll keep $1 USD for every t
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The State of the Creator Economy 2022(convertkit.com)
1 points by panphora 4y ago|0 comments
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by panphora 4y ago
Also, a lot of banks wouldn't work with crypto companies to provide them liquidity. So, stablecoins came in and said: "we'll be your liquidity!" It only works if the stablecoins can get you your USD back at the end of th
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by panphora 5y ago
I think popups on page load are more of a symptom of short-term, myopic thinking than anything else. This type of thinking is strongly encouraged by always trying to live up to quarterly projections - "Did Sales meet their targets?&quo
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Ask HN: Share a long-form post you spent a lot of time on
1 points by panphora 5y ago|0 comments
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The Psychology of Pricing: A List of Tactics(nickkolenda.com)
48 points by panphora 5y ago|7 comments
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by panphora 5y ago
I've spent years building an open-source framework for building CRUD apps [0] I made it because I was tired of spending months designing beautiful interfaces, only to realize I was only 30% done with building a full app -- it was exhau
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by panphora 5y ago
The web has gotten boring. I'm starting a static web host where every page is remixable by default. One click and you have a copy of any web page hosted on the platform. Not only that, but the front-end code (HTML, CSS, JS) is treated
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Taking on Psychological Debt by Over-Promising the Future(smashingthingstogether.com)
5 points by panphora 5y ago|0 comments
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by panphora 5y ago
This would be a fun way to: * Create homework at the end of a programming lesson (before unlocking the next step) * Link to a job posting from a company website (if you don't mind coming off as slightly evil) * Hide a link to a StackOv
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by panphora 5y ago
Should be fixed now. I think it was caused by having flexible SSL enabled in Cloudflare.
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by panphora 5y ago
This sounds like a great real-time teaching style. Can you point us to the videos you're talking about?
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by panphora 5y ago
Yes, that's next on the list. Just trying to get a proof-of-concept out with this first version. Btw, if anyone knows of a good way to stitch together two images into a gif by passing in coordinates (even a paid API for this), I'd
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by panphora 5y ago
What animation options (other than GIF export) are you craving? I've heard pausing, deleting frames, and rotating so far. I'll probably work on the GIF export next, but I'm low on time this month since I'm trying to get
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by panphora 5y ago
Seeing this project get some traction has made me hopeful about its future, so I might just do that! Finding an intuitive interface for adding advanced features should be interesting, for sure.
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by panphora 5y ago
I did. It's been one of my better decisions. I have so many projects that are 80% complete that I've just been too embarrassed to post. 31 launches is meant to help me get past that fear/hesitation. But creating Animatize too
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by panphora 5y ago
I dream of a day when my day-to-day tools feel more like the tools in that video. I have some hope VR will bring us closer.

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