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Whoa! That is so cool. Thanks for the use case example.

Thank you so much for making this. I use this quite regularly + rigorously for my own personal tracking, scheduling and much more.

Thanks to textualize, I can interact with the external world with full control in a black box.

Agreed!

If every acknowledgement of the(or any imo) issue at hand, was accompanied with a minimally viable solution (even if it doesn't work) -- as the defacto standard for providing critical feedback..

As long as some effort is put in towards a countering possible solution in response-- I truly feel that we would be closer to an end solution.

I guess should this "problem" truly exist.

>> >Today, we have the technology and knowledge to create tools that prevent developers from wasting valuable development time deciphering static, outdated diagrams,

"Outdated", imo, is subjective to the content and is bias'd by the time since creation.

As long as wireframed thought is the bare skeleton, the diagrams are merely a read-only user interface to communicate to a particular end-user audience.

Fwiw, the professor is Stanford Alma matter affiliated with Stanford’s junior branch in Peru

Additionally, it’s nowhere perfect as a product to expect such a reliance on a daily basis.

For instance, query times for search is not optimal, file upload times, especially on mobile, are slower than my internet connection speed.

But their query times for search is suboptimal — so that needs to be fixed first..

The immediate key-bindings are super clutch + simple.

So much fun on desktop. A nice faded history with strikethrough attempts (optional), would be neat on the UI front.

Ah, thanks!

Anyone have a pdf copy?

>> And email is built around an inbox.

More so a traditional mailbox.

I wish read receipts never existed. It doesn’t make sense to know when I check my mailbox.

Okay, regardless of how many (or all) rules this breaks..

One must minimally respect the risk to publicly post a self-created novel concept as such.

With such confidence. Awesome marketplace - I hope it helps save some time ultimately.

>>> Unfortunate title for one of the best books on plain common sense when it comes to interacting with people)

Many say the same of the infamous “the art of the deal” from Donald J Trump” in 1989.

He, (pretty much), defines a base framework he still follows himself vehemently, today.

The way he executes today becomes a little less exciting, imo, each time he takes over headlines.

Maybe the “actual” news should be rebranded to “fake news” in rebuttal.

So in other words, this feat was a well worthwhile hack

I truly enjoyed the authors’ tone throughout. It felt like a condensed drama / saga.

Can’t wait to hear what happens next!

You really **should* create a twitter, create +place its icon next to instagrams -- and then.. create 30-s spinning record samples of your favorite artists and tweet at them with your digital art.

* if it were me with an awesome project as such

It's absolutely worthwhile to click the comments link. [0]

[0] https://www.jmargolin.com/mail.htm

>>> the FBI sent specific KV Botnet commands to compromised routers to collect "non-content information about those nodes.

This must’ve been so fun for whomever individual(s) working on this from the FBI.

Couldn’t one make the argument - the terms could have always been better in hindsight?

>>> I quickly threw together an ugly frontend and posted it to digital ocean under an express server and prepped another project to repair my broken discord bot.

That is quite some versatile lingo for a beginner dev.

Everything rusts’ eventually

Hmph, I was more under the assumption that this was more of a "We're going to get into Adobe's space" and become a competitor to drive up our valuation.

[Pure speculation]

>> https://pysdr.org/content/rds.html#fm-demodulation

Wow! Thanks for posting this.

It’s not trivial, but very meticulously written.

It would definitely classify as a “learn python the hard way” challenge for a math-y learner.

^^ very good to know. Thanks for that.

This makes much more sense.

My concise way of paraphrasing this:

“ when what you’re aiming for doesn’t add up directly “

No carrots or distractions involved.

Yes, but 99.9 percent of its users do not know these filters/features exist. Still don't.

Google didn't prioritize it's visibility [intentioally] over the past 2 decades as well. Maybe it's time to do so.

I can't imagine how tedious the process may be to make very small changes on the main google home page.

>> In just the last few years, the game of football has been party to a bounty scandal, performance-enhancing drug allegations, concussion-related suicides, rapes, murders, drunken driving deaths and at least one child-molestation scandal. The NBA has had a referee go to prison for betting on games he officiated. Baseball’s own Hall of Fame couldn’t find a single living player worthy of induction this year. And the NHL’s audiences and revenues have spiraled downward thanks to a number of labor disputes and games now appearing on cable channels nobody can find.

Wow! There goes the little FOMO I have [or had] on watching sports.

Fantastic post title. I had to re-read it 3-5 times to make sure I myself was reading correctly — prior to clicking the link.