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parris

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    Ask HN: Thoughts on a network for founders/creators to iterate on products?

    I'm thinking about creating a network that lets founders test products on one another. As a network of founders we'd help UX test for each other, generally network and hop on video…

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    Hmmm, this is the best justification I've heard to replace cars with bionic ants.

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    Ask HN: What do you want from your presentation software?

    We're doing a little bit of research on what people think about the current state of presentation software. We see some opportunities, but would love to hear where others think the…

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    Ask HN: What would you build if you didn't have to code it?

    What would you build if it were incredibly easy to spin up an app? Are there any repetitive tasks you do day-to-day that aren't worth lines of code? Do you know of colleagues in di…

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    I don't think it's worth reading the JS books in your case actually. I think I was also trying to talk about the different types of tech books I've seen; meanwhile, also talk about…

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    I'm the author AMA! The reason we built this was that we wanted to produce react/graphql projects quickly. We were tired of endless setup to get all the features we wanted. In addi…

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    Sure! Parts of that are indeed ridiculous. Although I'm pretty sure the download size from a CDN is far less important from a performance standpoint (within reason). More important…

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    Consider that when most people get sites that don't meet their needs their gut reaction is to open 20 tabs and mentally slice data from all over the website. That doesn't seem very…