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by tornadofart 5y ago
Do people you consider smart come to you for advice?
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by tornadofart 5y ago
How about we start with earth
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by tornadofart 5y ago
I lurked on it for a long time. My online habits switched more and more from pc to mobile in the 2010's. The mobile experience on deviant art via app as I remember it felt clunky. That led to me checking deviantart a lot less. Haven&#x
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by tornadofart 5y ago
You can use any tools you want, including UML. Don't let fashion tell you which tool to use. The important thing is: the tool should be useful to you, and facilitate your work in some way, and not burden you. However, I would suggest t
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by tornadofart 5y ago
not too shabby, might use it, bookmarking it for later :). As others suggested: Hover infos over the controls would help tremendously. Just a quick question: Is your text formatting based on markdown? If yes, is there an option for the user
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by tornadofart 5y ago
I meant you probably have to use it on mobile to get the full experience as intended by the developer, and you very well knew I meant that. You just chose to be pedantic to someone on the internet, congrats. I hope it improves your life.
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by tornadofart 5y ago
To all those thinking: "this doesn't do much": try it on mobile.
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by tornadofart 5y ago
Apple wearables are terrible, sorry. What use is a watch that I have to reload every night and can't be used decently on it's own? Anyone who has worn a decent, say, polar or garmin, sports watch for more than a day will be amazed
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by tornadofart 6y ago
You won't be welcomed everywhere with open arms, sure. Though I do know a few independent contractors who cater to small businesses and are doing fine, that's why I suggested the idea.
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by tornadofart 6y ago
Teaching was mentioned and is always great. Or: You could build an app which does something useful for small businesses who can't afford and need full ERP systems. Small businesses don't have a good process automation and stuff li
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Ask HN: How to secure hardware? any existing solutions?
3 points by tornadofart 6y ago|2 comments
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by tornadofart 6y ago
May I point out the fact that he is complaining about "UIs that tend to have low contrast/readability"? Unironically?
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by tornadofart 6y ago
What the frick is this pseudo marketing babble. Probably written by a bad AI
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by tornadofart 6y ago
I think replacing excel with python is a bad idea. Think of it as a developer: you write a small application, and everything - code, code dependencies, data, really everything - is in one file and can be sent over email. The program behaves
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by tornadofart 6y ago
Just because of the scam you mention. EVERYONE complains about their bullshit low quality home printer with super expensive ink. Yet nothing is being done about it.
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by tornadofart 6y ago
Open source printers
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by tornadofart 6y ago
Big companies started data science, AI projects, etc. 5 to 10 years ago. Medium and Smaller ones are starting just now. So I'd say you're fine.
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by tornadofart 6y ago
I guess nature proved a great inspiration again
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by tornadofart 6y ago
"How could ancient Sumerian wheel builders have calculated the ideal shape without modern computers and software? We may never know." I don't think figuring out the shape of the wheel was ever the problem. People have been mo