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meesterdude

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    Comment #37807716

    we would love to see you cite some examples

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    Comment #37205907

    > "The brain" is not in any way shaped like a physical object Our brains are physical object, and the connections it is composed of are also physical.

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    Comment #36810190

    i've also had success with render.com so far! been running an app & DB for $14/mo for a almost 6 months and it's been solid.

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    Comment #36364375

    this looks nice and clean - why have you paused development? I see there are 32 github issues

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    Comment #35220002

    this is a bit exaggerated. Polymath > A polymath is an individual whose knowledge spans a substantial number of subjects, known to draw on complex bodies of knowledge to solve spec…

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    Comment #33707715

    I don't know about "any minute now" But I would echo the comment that I think they face a lot of turbulence in their future.

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    Comment #33585538

    My current side project (neighborhud.app) is an iPhone 6 in every room displaying a HUD (heads up display) of recurring things i need to do in that area, inventory, events, and req…

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    Comment #33494461

    I didn't think Mastodon would make sense for me as any kind of twiter alternative, but then I found someone created ruby.social and now it actually makes sense for me, and offers s…

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    Comment #33481873

    seems more outline than database. I also find the colors to be overwhelming. The sidebar ToC feels novel but that is not a huge value add for me. The UX is woefully lacking in expr…

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    Comment #33477427

    chia is a terrible idea. investment wise, and also tech. Great theory, but a miss in execution. - ex chia farmer

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    Comment #33430167

    this is what desperation looks like

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    Comment #33303186

    thanks for posting it!

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    Comment #33303058

    nice find! ;)

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    Comment #33302740

    It's open source: https://github.com/ranbuch/accessibility

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    Comment #33186726

    To put it simply, this reflects an amateur understanding of frameworks. I know where the author is coming from, because I've been there/done that/tried that. It sounds nice on pape…

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    Comment #33186674

    nonsense. This is relevant to the authors thesis: If frameworks are bad and everything should be done manually or in a decoupled way - the quality of the work product of the author…

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    Comment #33186549

    > Companies who try to build any type of codebase end up with a mess. Always. No exception. I love how demonstratively wrong this is

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    Comment #33108471

    > so it's a disengineous point to bring up. In the public eye, Meta is particularly unethical. It's a large part of their current downfall. So I don't agree with you that it is a d…

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    Comment #33000847

    I watch every episode! Good for him. I wish he would stop pumping the newsletter. I like that he's promoting his own stuff, but he doesn't understand why i watch his channel - it's…

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    Comment #32873970

    Would like tro hear more of what you're thinking! I agree it's important, but it's also secondary to building. Facebook has no tests, for example. Would tests make them more profit…

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    Comment #32873944

    I think this is a cool idea! But I disagree with your direction. Lets say you do rework everything to be web assembly and not bound to BYOND. I'm sure the 300 people that play SS13…

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    Comment #32537099

    hello, i live out of my calendar at work and its not clear to me what this does. Also, $3.5/mo? a yearly plan might make more sense.

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    Comment #32479068

    Congrats on building something with friends! > We think that no existing platform for point–to-point communication prioritizes the conversations that you actually care about and th…