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iMuzz
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Comment #27926220
We do a bit of the first 2. The third we never considered. That's a great idea.
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Comment #27926169
Hey, who are those people? We’re indexing new people every single day and I can try to bump them up the queue!
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Comment #27924601
For now, but we're trying to not be! Who are some folks you think we should add? I'd be happy to get them indexed.
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Comment #27924593
Thanks! Agreed — and simple enough for us to fix. :)
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Comment #27924581
Hey this is great feedback. We should definitely make it easier to come up with names and suggest more folks for you to subscribe to based off of topics
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Comment #27924136
Well that's a fair point! We're trying pretty hard to not come off as professional stalkers while still building something useful :)
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Comment #27924084
we sincerely hope you get that car of yours!
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Comment #27923844
Yup that's exactly right. Alerts are only sent out when original content is released. Mentioned this in the earlier reply but you'll soon be able to do conditional alerts as well. …
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Comment #27923786
It actually works! I've found Google Alerts to be extremely noisy and alert me for content about certain people. Alias only notifies you if the person actually participated/appeare…
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Comment #27923701
Appreciate the feedback here /u/xena — > This is a nice idea but feels like it could be used for stalking. So we make sure to only aggregate publicly available information that the…
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Comment #27923529
hey thanks! Nothing special just plain old CSS. :) As far as our overall stack — we've been pretty happy with NextJS/TypeScript on the frontend and Hasura to power the backend. We …
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Comment #27923157
Ah, thanks for the heads up. Our scripts still mess up the dates sometimes. It's harder than you'd think to pull dates from papers. Just fixed. Thank you!
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Comment #26481565
Great read. > “We could do something called the American Equity Fund. The American Equity Fund would be capitalized by taxing companies above a certain valuation 2.5% of their mark…
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Comment #24617856
It's probably because they are a 200B+ company
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Comment #23873408
Have you written about your experience? I'd just be curious to know what you built, and the series of the events that unfolded.
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Comment #23776628
Mind explaining a bit more here why Rust is a particularly good language to compile to wasm? Why does memory safety help here? Asking out of ignorance!
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Comment #23493354
I recently read this book and can certify that it’s a fantastic read — especially if you’re the kind of person that loves computing history. I’d recommend getting the latest editio…
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Comment #22816452
Agreed. I went all the way to Question 9 and then closed it out. It's fine to ask for money — but this felt misleading :(
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Comment #22598925
Be weary of catching falling knives. I've made that mistake before.
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Comment #22081050
> Haven't we been hearing about "software that doesn't require any tech skills to build" for 25 years now? Does anyone here have examples of startups/products that tried to build "…