sam1r

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by sam1r 5y ago
Do you have an email we can ask questions directly? Thank you for making yourself available.
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by sam1r 5y ago
Thank you for this.
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Why not tag everything programmatically, to throw them off? Just curious..
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>> Does any other story come close? What about Mailbox [2013] being shut-down after Dropbox acquisition? [0] I feel like many of gmail's archive and swipe-shortcuts are heavily inspired by Mailbox. [0] https://www.inc.
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by sam1r 5y ago
I agree with OP. Not enough credit goes to how simple, but great of a product Wordle is.
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by sam1r 5y ago
Has anyone messed with their developer apis recently? Curious if anything has gotten better on that front.
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by sam1r 5y ago
It’s because you’re using sets — the reason why the author mentioned things are out of order. >> A set is a collection which is unordered, unchangeable*, and unindexed. [0] [0] https://www.w3schools.com/python/pyt
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by sam1r 5y ago
I think it really depends on your location. Craigslist is super hot in Dallas.
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Nice! Looks a little choppy on an iPhone XS, however.
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Great article - does anyone here use superhuman? Curious about thoughts and usage. I am still somehow on the waitlist for the beta, unfortunately.
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by sam1r 5y ago
>> Every pricing page should have GIFs Given that you have a slick UI product with charts. Maybe not every pricing page. Also, mobile.
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You can't download the code on github either. Because github is currently down.
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This is really awesome. Imagine getting paid to think one day...
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Similar: https://www.quantamagazine.org/how-the-immune-system-protect... ^^ same author as well
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Seriously?
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Look at open source fonts, study how they are created, and which components are frequently updated, and create one of your own. It's much harder than it seems. But definitely do-able.
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Great write up!
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Likewise
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Time flies fast when you’re having fun.
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Right. They (gh) should creative a relief team that handles repositories with very high stars, and no active maintenance.
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Shout to bird man!
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by sam1r 5y ago
This is awesome. Thanks!
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by sam1r 6y ago
So when you left, where did you go first? Curious to hear more about the first jump -- i think we all need more examples of this in first-person.
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by sam1r 6y ago
>> This new stage of American moralism is pretty tiring no matter what group or direction it comes from. I can't imagine staying in this country much longer. Ok but where you would go where it's better? I do empathize as a b
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by sam1r 6y ago
That's not true. There comes a time where you're willing to take a pay cut for the group of people you are working with [that of which includes experience/mentorship maybe even stable job vs overpaid exec startup position]
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by sam1r 6y ago
Well stated. Makes me wonder... Maybe you can somewhat pay your landlord in living experience, frequently blogging about your amenities included in the place for a possibly more-than-one-time rent extension for pandemic purposes.
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Tikthot
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Which is why I believe the best you can do is stay aware of the present at a meta level, and track things as a function of time. Of course all of this requires self-drive and personal determination / willingness.
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>>> I absolutely don't know enough about the topic. I just know that when things get popular, it is often due to some value-added detail that no one explicitly talks about. The fact that it gets slipped in and not commented on
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by sam1r 6y ago
This is well written. Nice metaphors and thank you.

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