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Watch this brilliant video, I think the author nailed it: https://youtube.com/watch?v=sBzRwzY7G-k tl;dr: - Learn Node, Django, or Ruby if you want to do the backend(personally, I HIGHLY recommend Django. It's extremely
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Ask HN: I'm learning React. Which projects should I build?
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As a frequent HN user and an active member of this community, I think that these stories do not belong on HN. Even if they are technically relevant, I don't think that they improve the quality of this website and discussion. Personal
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To me a huge selling point of linux is i3wm. If you haven't used this thing yet, you absolutely have to try it out! It is the best tool that I have discovered since emacs. It allows me to easily and conveniently manage dozens of window
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Well, I guess I'm more interested in the answer related to the VC Startup scene than to the industry as a whole anyway. I want to know(or try to imagine), what will be used to build cool new awesome things in sexy startups, so I don&#x
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Ask HN: What do you think we will use to develop frontend 5 years from now?
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There's a very interesting project: https://metacademy.org "Your package manager for knowledge". (mostly focused around ML)
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I think that this is a horribly impractical advice, and I keep seeing it everywhere. With modern tools and frameworks you can start learning and applying what you know on practice almost immediately. Check out Keras and the book "Deep
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I have compiled a list of the best resources for getting started with ML, I highly recommend it, it is a great place to get started: http://blog.digitalmind.io/post/artificial-intelligence-reso...
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Reid Hoffman at Startup School SV 2016 [video]
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Ask HN: How can I create a decentralized GNU-social-compatible website?
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Ask HN: How do you find your first beta users?
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Check out gitbooks.io for writing. Slides.com + Screencastify allow me to create presentstions and youtube videos. Draw.io is absolutely awesome for diagrams. Image and video editing don't have great solutions as far as I know.
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Django, HTML/SCSS/jQuery, Zurb Foundation, Digital Ocean, PostgreSQL, nginx. Pelican for static websites. I'm really happy with this choice of tools. Simple, powerful, elegant, extremely fast and productive, and is pure joy t
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Looks great! - Can I download the video? - Can I automatically share it on youtube? - Some basic editing functionality would be awesome.
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What is the difference/relationship between this and https://www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/ ?
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For me - in 3D computer graphics. Check out SideFX Houdini, Maya, etc. It's incredibly fun, engaging, and satisfies both of my drives, for creativity and for technical stuff. When you're a digital artist(generalist), in one day, y
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I wish you luck! It doesnt have to become mainstream to be extremely valuable. If it could become a high quality niche community of geeks and hackers, like HN, it could be very awesome. Maybe it could be to twitter what HN is to reddit?
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Looks really interesting and exciting. Feedback: - Strange decision to have several vertical feeds - doesn't seem very convenient. Can there be one stream with several tabs or something like that? - It would be cool if there would be r
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Does anybody know why they have never tried to create a premium version? I've just googled, looks like they're making $0.55/user/month [1] I would have totally paid $7-$10/yr for no-bullshit version without ads, foc
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Ask HN: Let's talk about the Metaverse
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It feels like people are being negative just to sound all intelligent, skeptical, and subversive. In my opinion, there's no wisdom in naysaying. Haters are just as much a part of a groupthink as fanboys. Negativity, by itself, does not
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Oh, come on! A new good looking android phone with a cool camera, vr, and super advanced AI assistant is not good enough for you? How revolutionary was the last project that you have developed? What qualifies as "new technology" b
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Made by Google [video]
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Google's Pixel Phone Leak
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Ask HN: Looking for advice – how to persuade writers to publish on my platform?
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“All courses of action are risky, so prudence is not in avoiding danger (it's impossible), but calculating risk and acting decisively. Make mistakes of ambition and not mistakes of sloth. Develop the strength to do bold things, not the
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I'm working on a similar project, http://rationalfiction.io , where you can read hard scifi written mostly by hackers.
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Best resources for getting started with AI and Deep Learning
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I have just created an article where I have collected the best AI resources I could find: http://blog.digitalmind.io/post/artificial-intelligence-reso...
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