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4y ago
It probably depends on where you live/how tech-savvy your area is, but where I am, it's fairly common to order and pay through the qr menu as well.
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It's already bad enough that I would never be able to convince family today to switch to Signal due to the removal of SMS history importing and now you want to remove the ability to send/receive SMS via Signal too? Good job guaran
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4y ago
Between your book and your course on your website, I must say I'm pretty disappointed that no prices are listed anywhere unless you go to a stripe checkout page.
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4y ago
Dang dude, love your creativity! Let me know if I can contact you for some personalized domain suggestions for ideas I have but cannot come up with domain names for?
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4y ago
Hah, yeah, basically my thought process reading the article and the parent. Since when do people get promoted/recognized/raises for pulling a rabbit out of a magic hat? Certainly not anywhere I've worked and I've done ex
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5y ago
This is amazing! I love it! Actually needed this kind of thing right now to figure out a color scheme for a website. If able, would it be possible to add Material-UI as a section similar to the Bootstrap section?
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5y ago
Great idea! As an aside, I can't help but immediately comment on the name, which kinda seems like a semi-poor choice given that socket.io is a very popular javascript websocket library and your product doesn't seem to have anythin
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5y ago
What do you mean by interactive blogs? And what do you need that isn't solved by Wordpress? (Not a blogger, just know that most blogs use Wordpress or similar and curious what you're looking for.)
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6y ago
Isn't that what Matrix is supposed to be?
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6y ago
The giveaway seems to be the comments. Some comments a computer could obviously generate and some are obviously written by humans. The code seemed to be irrelevant in making a determination in my playing around with it.
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6y ago
I agree that Stadia sounds like it works awesomely, but Google's history of killing off products is what's keeping me away. That's Google's own fault and nothing on the Stadia team. I know eventually all services likely
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6y ago
Out of curiosity, why is the plugin only for Chrome? (And Firefox not even listed on "coming soon", yet Safari and Edge are?)
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6y ago
He's obviously using the website, regardless of how active or frequently that is, so I don't really see the problem? There's things everybody does that's not about the money, but everyone has a price. He's stated th
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6y ago
Ah, I found one thing that's kind of bugging me - the text tool. It seems the text is not layer-specific. It would be nice if it was so I could have a "notes" layer that I can turn on and off for exporting two different image
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6y ago
Ah, this is exactly how I feel like this tool should be! I found the UX on other similar apps to be confusing or lacking what I felt were fairly necessary rudimentary features. Thanks for building this tool!
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6y ago
Hey there! I just say this as an anecdote of someone who has been a consumer of two teams that use Storybook, so I have not used Storybook myself. That said, the biggest problem I've had is the "living code samples". I'm
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6y ago
Anecdote, but at my work there's two teams whose libraries we use that use Storybook for documentation and it is decidedly worse than other teams that create non-Storybook documentation. I don't know if this is a doc writing probl
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6y ago
Oh damn, I thought so too... :(
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6y ago
I think he's saying the "foresight parts" were his initiatives, not the board's, and the board's part in it all had to be scrapped sooner rather than later while his initiatives did not.
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6y ago
Can someone explain how this works?
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7y ago
Doesn't allow me to read the article.
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7y ago
But you have to leave your home for a PC cafe, which I know I personally wouldn't want to do if I just want to relax on the couch and play games. Probably the reason it never picked up in the US is that cities and towns sprawl so much
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7y ago
Why do you say that? What are some of the issues?
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7y ago
That's a really cool piece of software dude! Will definitely use this in the future to show some friends the starlink satellites.
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7y ago
I don't understand what this brand is trying to sell?
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7y ago
Is there any good book for explaining all of these startup evaluation, fundraising, etc. terms, how they work, what to ask about, etc.?
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7y ago
I'm not sure if this is what you're suggesting, but if you mean to say that non-accepted solution answers to questions should be wiped out, I don't think that's a good idea. Many times my question might be roughly relate
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7y ago
Why do you think this? And what problems does it solve and how?
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7y ago
While this may seem like a Good Thing, I believe this is ultimately Not A Good Thing. Similar to how medical insurance is tied to employment, instead of having a universal system that benefits everyone, it instead lashes employees to their
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