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ricokatayama

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    It is conceptually different. Skill was created over the context rot problem. You will pull the right skill from the deck after having a challenge and figuring out the best skill j…

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    Comment #46870352

    moltbook = reddit for agents rentahuman = taskrabbit for agents by the way, is taskrabbit still a thing?

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    Comment #46727317

    Usually, I'm not a big fan of Polyend products. They look cool, but they lack depth. Not the best tracker, not the best beatbox, etc. And also, I'm totally into Puredata and device…

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    Comment #46564386

    for me, the idea of structuring and formatting texts keyboard-only was fundamental for my adoption of markdown. iA Writer as an app that pushed me in that direction. Markdown, iA W…

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    Comment #45338741

    The mystery of the Highland Crest is one of my favorite books ever! It gave me another perspective on the medium when I was younger

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    Comment #45129365

    product UVP aside, woah! the page is sick!

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    Comment #45129269

    They messed with Dia thing. Arc had a clear value proposition, a better browser for power users. I'd pay for that, mostly because the browser itself, but also because they had pret…

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    Comment #45053359

    I mean, almost every country could offer America a lesson about democracy nowadays.

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    That’s great. You gained a new customer. In the prompt's and Caves of Qud 1.0 era, I'd say ASCII art is a must, both in terms of UX and aesthetic in general.

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    Comment #44661236

    Do you know what I like more than AI in my IDE (which I adore, by the way)? It's an IDE that respects the developer.

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    Comment #44422992

    I laughed at the Keanu pun gonna try

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    Comment #44228005

    When Apple introduced the whole skeuomorphic analogy, they did it because they needed to make a new way of interacting with touch-based apps feel tangible. That seemed totally fair…

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    Comment #43936391

    What's going on with Figma? After the recent announcements and a shift towards a less professional audience, I feel the product is becoming increasingly bloated, confusing, and com…

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    Comment #43133599

    I mean, those wrappers etc.

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    Comment #43132271

    A great piece of advice from Linear. Even in this flourishing AI landscape, every startup should avoid being overly speculative about resource mgmt. Linear raised from YC and Sequo…

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    Hey pal, indeed, these anomalies occur mainly due to a lack of signals coming from the hiring market itself. Formation initiatives (and even people’s interests) always lag behind w…

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    Comment #42408901

    According to the study, for those who are overqualified

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    Sorry for the delay. The problem is that ‘as broad and as deep’ works if we think in terms of a mass operation, but not for an individual. For an individual, these are competing st…

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    Comment #42376313

    > Skills mismatches call for greater alignment between education and the labour market with about one-third of workers in OECD countries being overqualified or underqualified for t…

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    This thing is huuuggee. For it to become something, it needs to be wearable at first. like Spectacles, it still feels like a prototype. For now, the G1 seems to have the correct fo…

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    Pre-Seed and GDPR

    I’m at the early stage of a startup, and our next step is to do a soft launch in Europe. Google and MS authentication only. We register a series of information for each user relate…

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