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peytoncasperon A compact quantum-computer that fits in 19-inch server racks

This seems a bit reductive.

Sure. There are larger challenges but size, specialization and cost are three things that prevent adoption of this technology at all universities and some companies.

Having more adoption even if its "useless" right now means more people looking for useful things to do.

peytoncasperon Show HN: Litmaps – Visual Research Discovery Tool

This is really awesome, I love the map for tracking existing papers and exploration for finding relevant ones. Any thoughts of supporting other integrations into something like Notion? Would be awesome to use Litmaps as the central index and attach notes on the papers.

Where are you indexing your articles from? Plenty of ML/CS articles, but wasn't able to find someone by their Orchid ID in the Biology/Chemistry space.

Looking forward to the full release.

peytoncasperon Ask HN: Best low-/no-code solution for simple web-based database frontends

I think that is a fair concern. I would say that it does take some learning/training. If you're going to hook it up to a SQL DB or a REST interface then you have to know what a GET request is or the connection credentials.

However, once the data is wired up, getting it wired to the various components was pretty straight forward.

peytoncasperon Ask HN: Best low-/no-code solution for simple web-based database frontends

I’ve tried Retool in the past. Really enjoyed it.

https://retool.com

peytoncasperon Stack Overflow for Teams is now free forever for up to 50 users

Thats fair, I'm just thinking for companies that back OSS projects. It can be hard to get those questions seeded even though they have been asked and answered a thousand times with their customers and internally by new hires.

peytoncasperon Stack Overflow for Teams is now free forever for up to 50 users

I just want to say that this sounds like a really interesting product. Have you all considered making questions "publishable" in a way to public SO?

Plenty of times where a smaller company has a ton of internal knowledge that really needs to be on a public SO as they are common questions. It would be incredible to say, we'll let internal users ask questions here and then populate a public set of tags based on that for new/emerging products.

peytoncasperon Ask HN: What do you use to keep track of bookmarks/notes/snippets?

I'll speak for Bookmarks and Notes.

Agenda has a date focused format for Notes which is great for keeping track notes over time. Combining that with the different categories and sections allows me to easily separate out by subject/project.

Also, they have apps for Mac/iPad/iOS which is great.

https://agenda.com/