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artyomavanesov

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About artyomavanesov

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    Comment #31012364

    Zapier seems exactly like the type of product that is difficult to unbundle because its value is in its integrations. If an integration (e.g. Gmail and Trello) maps to an addressab…

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    Comment #26065421

    Indeed, in Figma people who don't have a MacBook can also access the design.

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    Comment #26065265

    I have worked extensively with both Sketch and Figma. And although I find Sketch to have a superior design experience, Figma works better in the context of teams. It's usually also…

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    Comment #25987938

    AFAIK Estonia, Georgia, and Barbados offer similar programs. • Estonia: https://e-resident.gov.ee/nomadvisa/ • Georgia: https://www.traveloffpath.com/georgia-launches-digital-nomad…

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    Comment #21937959

    In a way he was right. In a way he wasn't. But it makes you wonder how many of today's unicorns will still be around in 20 years.

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    Comment #21860914

    UnDraw has become hugely popular within the design community. If you are able to recognize the style then you will start seeing the illustrations all over the internet. Thumbs up t…

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    Comment #21841281

    > Personally I think a lot of it is being driven by the commoditization of advanced chip fabrication. That's an interesting perspective. With mobile device chip manufacturing being…

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    Comment #21840859

    There's no getting around the fact that developing AR technology requires substantial investment in R&D. Only companies such as Facebook, ones that employ some of the best engineer…

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    Comment #21823715

    When it comes to Facebook someone is already making the decision about the optimal balance between content and ads. However, currently this decision is at least to some extent made…

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    Comment #21810454

    It's not about rearranging menu-items, but rather learning how an individual user could optimally interact with an application and then tailoring the interface accordingly. If you …

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    Comment #21809942

    We already see a hint of this outcome in apps we use today. Our Facebook feed which consists of content-rich widgets is the product of an algorithm's best attempt at predicting wha…

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    Comment #21778290

    The pace at which React is evolving is both exciting and frustrating. There is so much you can do with all these new tools, but your code is never really up to date. I picked up we…

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    Comment #21768872

    It's because Google is so widely used that people are not aware of how good the alternatives are/have become.

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    Comment #21768621

    I like the focus on user intent. After all, the purpose of search is to provide users with information, not present them with a list of search results. Recently I switched from Chr…

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    Comment #21759198

    The ROI of learning web development has never been higher. With modern-day frameworks and tools like Firebase anyone with knowledge of javascript can build apps. Exciting times.

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    Comment #21749142

    I agree that ads serve their purpose. Their proceeds allow websites to exist and motive entrepreneurs to create them in the first place. My point is indeed that people go to grocer…