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adamhp

8 か月前議論

Your base URL doesn't resolve.

adamhp

8 か月前議論

Just wanted to say, this sounds so damn cool. I don't have the C chops, but man, what a cool endeavor. Best of luck!

adamhp

9 か月前議論

Put "Hand painted" in the copy somewhere. That's relevant info that people would mentally discount the price against.

adamhp

9 か月前議論

I built a free app, https://multiborder.io, that lets you add borders to multiple images at a time. I simply use it when I post photography to Instagram, because Instagram prefers 4:5 for maximum viewability, but most of my photos are 2:3. This preserves the aspect ratio for vertical and landscape, and also is aesthetically pleasing (imo).

adamhp

9 か月前議論

I'd also recommend studying quantum mechanics more generally, and a great intro there is Brian Cox's The Quantum Universe.

adamhp

2 年前議論

Looking for full-stack app or web dev, 1099 or W2, ~9.5 YoE, Master's Degree in Data Science. Extremely broad skillset and product-oriented mindset.

  Location: Northern Virginia
  Remote: Required
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Full-stack, React, TypeScript, NextJS, Python, Java, Rust, multiple CSPs, infra, CICD, Spark, ETL pipelines, everything in between
  Résumé/CV: Provided via email
  Email: adamp319 (at) gmail

adamhp

3 年前議論

I haven't used it in years but when I did, it was an absolute nightmare to work with, especially with respect to version control. There was no good way to version control their "templates", and collaborating was always painful. Not to mention the interface felt like it was from the 90's and dreadfully slow and painful to maneuver. The underlying functionality it permitted was quite good though. A facelift and a better version control scheme would help a lot.

adamhp

3 年前議論

This looks really nice! Thanks for sharing.

adamhp

4 年前議論

An easier solution is to simply not work for a shitty company that requires this Orwellian monitoring to prove you're doing work...

adamhp

4 年前議論

> the reddit result card shows '2 days ago', whereas the link it points to is 7 months old.

This happens on Google too, all of the time. I think this is a reddit issue, with how they have their meta configured...

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