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by skadamat 2y ago
Now the real question is - will they finally drop the "Open" part?
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How I wrote 'Why Cryptocurrencies?'(jonashietala.se)
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Rowboat: Visualize Large CSV's in the Browser(rowboat.xyz)
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ChatPRD: Generate Product Requirement Documents(chatprd.ai)
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The "Diet Soda" of Data(publicbooks.org)
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by skadamat 2y ago
FYI your Discord invite link in the bottom right corner is invalid!
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by skadamat 2y ago
Reminds me of Greplin / Cue, which Apple bought https://techcrunch.com/2013/10/03/cue-acquired-for-over-40m-...
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by skadamat 2y ago
I've been working remotely since 2015 essentially and here's my perspective on overcoming the feeling of isolation. In order from highest to lowest impact: - Not commuting gave me more time to do physical activities socially. Tenn
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We Brought Text-to-SQL into Apache Superset(preset.io)
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FineVideo: Annotated YouTube Dataset by HuggingFace(huggingface.co)
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Cal Newport: On Kids and Smartphones(calnewport.com)
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by skadamat 2y ago
I used to have an Xbox Series X and a gaming Pc. I completely agree with this. PC gaming usually means more freedom but also more responsibility: - Windows wants to update random stuff all the time - Other person can't hear me. 5 diffe
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Cynical take - mostly to appear like a diverse tech company with lots of different products and services so they don't get regulated for their strength in the search advertising market.
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by skadamat 2y ago
The world needs powerful new ideas and people willing to bring those ideas to everyone through creation of products and services. We need BOTH but it's getting harder to build a career focusing on inventing and discovering new ideas no
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by skadamat 2y ago
Hopefully my cooking analogy helps a tiny bit? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41448649 Similar a bit to Maggie Appleton's barefoot developers vibe too: https://maggieappleton.com/home-cooked-softw
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by skadamat 2y ago
The best thing about this website is that it was made in Dynamicland, which is the most bootstrapp-y & Dynamicland thing ever: https://x.com/worrydream/status/1831035663703212350
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by skadamat 2y ago
The analogy I use is pro cooking vs home cooking. We mostly only have professional cooking in the world of computing. What if we created tools and environments for everyone to become a home cook? - What types of things might a home cook com
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Not yet. There are some offshoot projects if you want to play & experience: - https://folk.computer/ - http://tablaviva.org/
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by skadamat 2y ago
IMO the goal here isn't to replace traditional software engineering. It's to bring computing to spaces. Museums, classrooms, town halls, etc, which requires a different approach. The mental model I use is professional cooking in a
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I have the physical 2017 zine and it's a beauty to have a giant folded sheet of poster paper you can expand and read on a table, like a newspaper
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Even crazier is that Blake is a high school dropout who then went on to work closely with Bezos at Amazon as an SWE: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/aug/27/boom-founde... Pretty interesting sto
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You Can Learn AI Later(world.hey.com)
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Free speech isn't guaranteed to be forever(world.hey.com)
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Woodwork: Data Typing for 2D Tabular Datasets(woodwork.alteryx.com)
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Little Snitch for Mac(obdev.at)
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Small Giants: Companies That Choose to Be Great Instead of Big(amazon.com)
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Equipment Needed to Start a Podcast(jockopodcast.com)
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HyperCard in the World [video](youtube.com)
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by skadamat 2y ago
I love how simple this site is. It's fast, no navigation, etc. Kudos!
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Maybe: Open Source OS for Your Personal Finances(maybe.co)
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