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I'm working https://annotate.dev , a tool inspired by the Stripe documentation, to let anyone create step by step code walkthroughs. Here's a sample of a walkthrough you can create: https://annotate.dev/p/hello-world/learn-oauth-2-0-by-buildi... Would love to hear any feedback thoughts!
can this be self-hosted?
I made an image host where you pay: https://imgz.org/
Right before writing this comment, I noticed it is there, but it's called "Money". Being different is cool, but some basic UX principles are too tough to break.
I made an image host where you pay: https://imgz.org/
I searched a while for the "Pricing" button. Right before writing this comment, I noticed it is there, but it's called "Money". Being different is cool, but some basic UX principles are too tough to break.
As of today, there are no other apps available to just practice and do coding exercises on mobile.
Feel free to check the app - you have a link to download the iOS app on the landing page :)
I am building a tool that connects sellers with people who have ALREADY expressed an interest in what you are selling(ie warm leads.)
Check it out!
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You are asking for a counterexample but I think s/he was asking for what assurances the software can provide. Is it proven to be perfect, bug free in both specification and the physical analysis? Remember compared to you assume we are all laymen. It would be interesting for us on the armchairs how such software even works. Is it like (ahem!) antivirus software looking for patterns?
The reasons I ask for a counter example is because the number of “what ifs” are pretty much unlimited and easy to come up with, whereas I have to do a lot more thinking to answer them. It’s asymmetric and gets tiring Answer is: no, not proven to be perfect. Most source is closed for the software. There is no specification. Never been a red team trying to break it. Unknown if it’s ever stopped any threats. There is no…
There's certainly a smattering of machine learning algorithms involved in some of the software components, but I'm working on Zipline's next generation "platform 2" delivery drone. As an embedded engineer, something has gone horribly wrong if we're trying to solve problems with AI!
I watched a youtube video about Zipline in Rwanda (maybe Mark Rober?) and it's so cool! Keep up the great work!