tjchear

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by tjchear 5y ago
Would be great to read a story based on programs running in one's head (or heads), perhaps a mix of inception and the matrix.
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by tjchear 5y ago
How did you craft your messaging each time you had to raise the price?
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by tjchear 5y ago
FlatBuffer sounds amazing. That said, when would one pick Protocol Buffer over FlatBuffer?
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by tjchear 5y ago
I haven't seen it. Thanks for sharing it with me! Looks like they're going for a graph based system, which subsumes all kinds of authz modeling. That's pretty awesome.
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by tjchear 5y ago
No Code web app builder, with a focus on simplicity in building web apps for SMBs backed by their own spreadsheets. Yes, there are countless solutions out there, but it's a growing industry with a lot of room for different niche/p
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by tjchear 5y ago
Serverless Authz. Think of an authz (not authn) solution that can be plugged into next.js's serverless API (REST and GraphQL) easily through a javascript library or middleware. At the early stages, still working out the feature set and
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by tjchear 5y ago
This reminds me of TAFFI [0], a pinching gesture recognition algorithm that is surprisingly easy to implement with classical computer vision techniques. [0] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/publication&#x2F
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by tjchear 5y ago
From an engineering or design point of view, wabi may be interpreted as the imperfect quality of any object, due to inevitable limitations in design and construction/manufacture especially with respect to unpredictable or changing
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by tjchear 5y ago
Yeah, but after talking to a good number of people in a particular domain or industry, you'd have an inkling, though not guaranteed, what the core problem is and how you can solve it. The discipline needed here, particularly by us deve
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by tjchear 5y ago
Talk to people. Lots of people. Anything they do with a spreadsheet (domain specific business process modeling), or requires manual copy paste from one thing to another (integrations), is ripe for disruption. Ask for pain points and their w
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by tjchear 5y ago
Any books you can recommend that are similar to the Soviet Math textbooks you talked about?
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by tjchear 5y ago
Reminds me of Mighty app, though they have a different focus than yours. I think you're onto something with the hosted solution :)
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by tjchear 5y ago
You run a browser in computer A, but you use the browser on computer B. How that works is B sends your inputs to A, and A sends the pixels back to B for display. B is in effect a dumb thin client.
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by tjchear 5y ago
Is there a software invention/systems equivalent of TRIZ matrix? Some of the dimensions/parameters we wish to analyze that I can think of may include: - latency - throughput - modifiability - binary/data size
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by tjchear 5y ago
My take on this is, recognize that there is a cycle to your business process, identify what they are, focus on just one at a time, scaling it as you go, until the others become the bottleneck, then shift your focus to the next one. Rinse, r
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by tjchear 5y ago
I made a webapp (sheetUI) that turns a simple google sheet into a beautiful webpage. I used it when I was apartment hunting, amongst other things. I tabulated the data of each apartment I found (fb marketplace, craigslist, etc), along with
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by tjchear 5y ago
Or better yet, give client control over the reported media sizes, so they can ask for a lower quality but faster loading website if they want to.
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by tjchear 5y ago
What do you think are the reasons the actual counts get out of sync with db? I presume it's mostly theft, but are there any other reasons?
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by tjchear 5y ago
Do you ever see battery use differences between running VSCode and without on the M1?
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Show HN: Create webpages using a command-line like interface(vivpage.com)
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by tjchear 5y ago
Fwiw, I still feel the pain on a top of the line 16" MBP. For many tech workers, a laptop is what they get, and what they rely on in terms of portability vs performance trade off. Using this is probably more convenient than getting bee
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by tjchear 5y ago
I'm no designer, but I can feel the pain whenever I pan around a huge figma project in Chrome. Imagine all the enterprise customers who'd be willing to pay for this so their designers and engineers can be more productive.
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by tjchear 6y ago
Free version is doing all right. It's surprising to find what people use it for. One interesting example I found was this manager who uses it as a clock in website for their direct reports. Paid version, not so much. I haven't don
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by tjchear 6y ago
If you click on the thumbnails it'll link you to the generated page!
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by tjchear 6y ago
I built SheetUI, a webapp that generates beautiful webpages from google sheets. https://sheetUI.com
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by tjchear 6y ago
Even a pattern of just orange and white, the two colors of previous parachutes, raised potential issues. “There’s all kinds of second-guessing questions,” Dr. Clark said. “Like could having more white than orange, or vice versa, mean t
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by tjchear 6y ago
Wouldn't a diversity of social media platforms each restricted to a niche produce echo chambers? Not making a case for Facebook, I just don't think we have a good solution to this yet.
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by tjchear 6y ago
How do you replicate something like UDP for web based games though?
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by tjchear 6y ago
Love the editor! Wish it were usable on mobile, too, but I don't know if that's useful or needed by most people. What else do people use your editor to build, aside from landing pages (and forms)?
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by tjchear 6y ago
Looking to jump into Svelte and would appreciate your opinion. What did Svelte do better than react and vue that you won't go back to them anytime soon?

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