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by pouta 8y ago
They felt like an unfinished product, don't remember why. Is Sanctum fun to play with friends? I'm thorn between buying a single key (3 euros) or four keys (7 euros) on steam.
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by pouta 8y ago
I love tower defense games but I could never find one that is either complete or not filled with ads/paytowin
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by pouta 8y ago
Can you share those fixes?
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by pouta 8y ago
Low-maintenance boring companies can generate a lot of income if done right. I would love to talk a bit more about this with you
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by pouta 8y ago
How does this compare to Trint in terms of speech recognition performance?
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by pouta 8y ago
Do you have some to assign right now? :)
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by pouta 8y ago
I'm toying with the idea of making an Open Source repository of reproducible papers. How did you get this started? How did you find people to collaborate? I already bought reproduciblepapers.com
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by pouta 8y ago
I'm using incognito mode to parse some pages that for some reason I can't using the normal context. I have been considering moving my pool of chromium workers to lambda functions so we can avoid api slowdowns due to a high number
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by pouta 8y ago
I'm interested in the 6-month internship. I'm from Portugal so a working authorization should be no problem.
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by pouta 8y ago
Are you only looking for senior devs?
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by pouta 8y ago
I would love to know more about this. I extensively use scraping and crawling at my startup and it's too much one consuming
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by pouta 8y ago
I simply can't decipher this comment
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by pouta 8y ago
The Government should guarantee the creation informative news, or what people usually call "hot news" (a tsunami, who's new president, a new law that changed, anything that is essential to keep the community informed). It alr
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by pouta 8y ago
Wouldn't it be the other way around? The subscription explicitly ties the reward to the quality. Imagine this: (1) The publisher starts writing quality content in order to gather as much subscribers as possible. (2) Th publisher gets a
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by pouta 8y ago
You hit the right point: sparse content is the enemy of the subscription. If you keep your content focused/niche enough I think overtime you should have a nice following. I would love to discuss the problems with your two blogs, I&#x27
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by pouta 8y ago
Is subscription not a good solution? The flow of subscriptions just gets easier and faster for the readers.
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by pouta 8y ago
It's moura at oko dot ai
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by pouta 8y ago
I'm up for it
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by pouta 8y ago
Not really a CTO when I only have 3 people in my team, should I try to join?
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by pouta 8y ago
Wow, what a great read. Thanks for sharing!
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by pouta 8y ago
Having a truly shared and portable dev environment
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by pouta 8y ago
Thanks for the insight, I will gladly pass it onto him! Another thing I have been discussing with him is how he can take advantage his current Organisational/Work/Social Psychology (thats was his specialisation) knowledge while wo
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by pouta 8y ago
A good friend of mine finished his Master in Psychology and only later found what he really loved: Marketing. Being a self-learner I tried my best to find good content for him to learn on his own (Hubspot has amazing lessons for anyone star
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by pouta 8y ago
Joe Rohan Experience has an amazing podcast that talks about this. Here is the clip: https://youtu.be/Nk3xdMkwMsE
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by pouta 8y ago
I completely missed it, would you care to elaborate?
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by pouta 8y ago
Don't just throw that random fact like it's nothing. It deserves it's own Show HN
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by pouta 8y ago
What is Rio Tinto? I'm curious because it is the name of a local city here in Porto.
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by pouta 8y ago
Could you point me to one of rare monad explanations?
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by pouta 8y ago
Could you share sources? I would love to know more
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by pouta 8y ago
Great job! Thank you for sharing this, will surely contribute to it.

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