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by superquest 10y ago
Try the tutorial and see if you like it. The book is much more polished. You follow along with this repo [1]. Every chapter you simply `$ git checkout chapter-n` and you're ready to go. It's amazing. [1] https://github.
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by superquest 10y ago
Miguel Grinberg's "Flask Web Development" [1] is an excellent introduction Python-based web development. You build a Twitter-clone. The book is an adaptation of the authors 18-part tutorial on the same topic [2]. [1] http:&#
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by superquest 10y ago
Could some kind of micropayment scheme help these projects make some money? For web servers you might charge per request served. For text editors you might charge per unit time the editor is being used. It'd be interesting if the maint
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Unfortunately, the usefulness of ad-blocking software is falling just as quickly ...
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All roads lead here, IMO!
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by superquest 10y ago
dude stop spamming your project! ^^ he's pushing a completely separate project that competes with one of OP's projects.
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by superquest 10y ago
Laobot | Generalist & Machine Learning Engineer | Beijing & San Francisco | REMOTE Laobot is building an AI English teacher. Our conversational agent teaches spoken English to native Mandarin speakers. Joining Laobot is an opportuni
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by superquest 10y ago
Wow the same thing just happened to me to! The maintainer of the competing "SpaceVim" project I mentioned just opened an GitHub issue on my personal dotfiles repo to spam me with his project: https://github.com/sup
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by superquest 10y ago
Nice post. I also really like you "space-vim" project. Another similarly named project — "SpaceVim" http://spacevim.org/ — was posted recently. "SpaceVim" was really upsetting because it missed
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by superquest 10y ago
If they're playing a long-tail game like this, would it make accepting credit card payments more difficult? Maybe that's why they don't handle payment? I know these Stripe-like APIs advertise that building one integration wil
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by superquest 10y ago
Well it's clearly the former! But as for the latter, why do they mention their own company in a way that implies their equity policies are more enlightened if they're not "solutionising"? > I'll never have this e
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True — which is why I said "works less well" and not "doesn't work". And you're absolutely right that safety is relative ;) Author was also implying that they were visiting Russia. It's much harder to asse
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by superquest 10y ago
> Which of the above is the author advocating for? Exactly. The points were valid up until this point, but the question begged by the title "one percent stake" is never answered.
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This works less well for women ...
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by superquest 10y ago
* Chinese language. Was conversational a few years back but am extremely rusty now. * Discipline & routine. * www.deeplearningbook.org * Pedagogy. In particular, teaching languages. * Crossfit ... lol * I want to take some dance classes
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Did this for a few months when I first learned to code and could never figure out how to get something from my laptop to a "real server" ... Great material!
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by superquest 10y ago
Add commas to "Serving 11234246 torrents"
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Ask HN: Closest Thing to “Twitter for Code”?
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(I'd send this offline but you haven't listed a contact method in your bio) Do I need to manually duplicate Asana tasks into Harvest tasks before I can start tracking? This is problematic since I really try to break everything int
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by superquest 10y ago
Good to know. Thanks. Harvest is just suuuuchhhh overkill for what I need -- timer & estimate buttons that writes to a custom property on Asana task objects. And after mapping my projects over to Harvest I encountered a bug that broke
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by superquest 10y ago
I've spent the last couple days trying to find a way to time Asana tasks ... I never want to leave the Asana UI to do time tracking, I want to be able track stuff from multiple organizations / workspaces / projects, I want to
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by superquest 10y ago
Quite similar to http://ense.nyc/ from Venmo founder Iqram Magdon-Ismail ...
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by superquest 10y ago
This agent will be delivered through a mobile app and perhaps WeChat voice calling as an adoption strategy -- we're targeting China initially. Will likely pursue a seed round (maybe YC?) in a few months. Still early.
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Firing the CEO
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Kalliope is building a conversational agent that teaches English. * Our long-term mission is to create an affordable, immersive, virtual language learning world. * We mostly write Python. * Team is split between San Francisco and China. (ON
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by superquest 10y ago
I made a resolution like this a couple years back because I had never completed any nontrivial software projects. For me, it worked better to start with much smaller projects and scale upwards. I started trying to do a project a day. Initia
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by superquest 10y ago
Don't forget motorbikes!
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Having worked for a CEO who viewed "code" as a black box, I really appreciate the shoutout to the infrastructure and tooling teams ...
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by superquest 10y ago
+1 to work with other people. Sounds like OP hasn't done much of that yet ...
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by superquest 10y ago
It's funny - my couch potato father just retired 3 weeks ago. After 10 years of trying, I had totally given up teaching him to watch YouTube or Netflix. When I called him a few nights back and asked him what he did that day, he told me

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