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iamthefury
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Comment #44230910
I wish I could upvote this comment twice. Thank you for the walk down memory lane. I recall, in about 2010, hiring a young engineer to help with small marketing pages at an agency …
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Comment #44121302
I double dare you to
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Comment #43732851
I’ve been down the “What is the SOTA PWA framework” rabbit hole a few times and returned with Ionic and not much else. Has that changed?
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Comment #42463421
Checking this out now - I’ve used Wispr Flow for a while, and it’s….fine. I’d love more control, though. By any chance, would you be open to paid licensees having source access? Ob…
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Comment #41122445
I helped implement Mermaid as a part of Apollo GraphQL’s public documentation to address the “docs as versioned artifact with code” challenge. It’s a win, but still another Yak to …
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Comment #41038449
This comment is why I come to HN for the comments and articles, but really just stay for the comments :)
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Comment #41038002
Honest question: is prelude.so suitable for marketing, including handling STOP replies and such?
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Comment #40898464
Williams Gibson also describes this in Idoru - a virtual world with digital bugs that eat spam.
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Comment #40455658
I love the idea and simplicity, thank you for sharing! Small bit of feedback: would it be possible to make the UI a bit more mobile friendly? Or, alternatively, is there an API tha…
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Comment #39303144
Your last paragraph tickles the part of my brain that has read William Gibson’s entire Sprawl series. Thank you for that.
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Comment #36364051
I’m curious about what and how crawling is done. I did a search for my own site and didn’t find it (it’s a redirect to another site, which I’m sure doesn’t help). What’s being inde…
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Comment #35642870
Front engine, Front drive vs Front Engine, Rear Drive The engine can be placed front (in front of the front axle), mid-engine (between the axles), or rear over/behind the rear axle…
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Comment #34441520
I just stopped by to say: this looks fantastic, and I appreciate OP’s positive attitude and the thoughtful discourse. Thank you all for sharing!