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Sort of wild that the Go blog doesn't have Go syntax highlighting...

Excited for this - in particular for LLM inference. Congrats on the launch :)

I was at a house party full of non-tech YUPPies (economics, politics, etc.) over the weekend. Every single group was talking about ChatGPT. I couldn't get away from it.

Hey hackers! I'm on the Iteratively team - we're super excited to be improving the analytics story for developers.

I've personally implemented Google Analytics, MixPanel, Amplitude, and some other event analytics libraries. It always felt a bit weird to call a totally un-typed analytics api from TypeScript/Kotlin/etc. Iteratively code-gens a typed analytics SDK, so analytics gets type-checked at dev-time.

SES Templates: https://sestemplates.com/ I built it over a weekend to scratch an itch. It's useful, it works, but needs some sales/marketing effort.

They could make JoeDocs sites (joedocs.com) and have them either publicly editable or only viewable. They feel like GoogleDocs to edit, but have video chat, public visibility, custom domain names, etc.

Disclaimer, I am on the founding team of JoeDocs.

Have you put this in https://coronavirustechhandbook.com/data?

Have you seen https://coronavirustechhandbook.com/volunteering?

Have you seen https://coronavirustechhandbook.com/volunteering ?

You should totally add this to https://coronavirustechhandbook.com/

Seems quite similar to https://whotargets.me/en/

Maybe we should all just learn a graph query language and live on WikiData ;)

Confirming I can't even get the home page to load from the UK, Hungarian colleagues aren't having any issues

For anyone who'd like to try their hand at paid open source work, an organisation I write code for is hiring an Android dev to lead development on their Wikimedia-funded open source app... https://kiwix.org/android-dev/

Math Notepad is quite nice: http://mathnotepad.com/

Mentors, partners, humans that know you and your situation well.

Unfortunately those are the official icons - they don't provide SVGs or higher res images through their brand guidelines. I wasn't sure if it'd be worth finding copies of them elsewhere.

Glad you like this, feel free to make a GitHub issue if you notice a missing feature :)

Thanks for reporting this, I've solved the issue - was a typo :)

Sorry, I think there should be an intro popup, but it seems your question has been answered :)

Thanks for the feedback! I'll shove it all in GitHub and start working on them.

All help welcome ;)

If you're UK based, it's definitely worth looking at Teller (https://teller.io/developer) IMHO they're quite a good example of what a banking API should look like.

I think the most important thing to bare in mind is the "Sunk Cost Fallacy" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunk_cost#Loss_aversion_and_th...)

Don't make your decision based on what you've already done/paid. Make your decision based only on looking forward. Try considering: - What's my goal? (Make a family, take over the world, have a masters) - What actions get me toward my goal most efficiently? (Start making money, steal the moon, keep head down)

At the end of the day, it's a highly personal and contextual decision.

If you do decide to drop out, it'd be worth talking to staff about ways to keep credit for things you have already done - perhaps in a few years you could finish your course with Open University?

I'm looking forward for the Pi 3 Model B+Xv2.0

Damn... I should've bought my "gunge" before today. Now I'll have to use Yahoo!

This year I'm committed to launching 12 projects in 12 months. For January, I took a couple of days out and built API Console

https://apiconsole.io/

NOTE: the website was "heavily inspired by" (copied from) ZeroNet.io - I built the whole thing in 2 days, didn't have time to make my own.

The aim is to have it making some money, but I'd really appreciate any feedback on the copy, pitching, etc. Copy is NOT my strong point (though I'm learning).

Any feedback is welcome, but I'd primarily appreciate the following: - Framing/Pitching of the product - Copy - Product/idea itself - Should I continue developing it before I get email addresses?

I personally prefer https://earth.nullschool.net/ I find it works better with Mac Trackpads

I find a lot that being around people helps. Go to a hack space (e.g. https://www.meetup.com/HackWimbledon/) or spend and evening with a friend who's working on their own side project. My biggest problem when working on side projects is that Netflix is only a few keypresses away, so if you put yourself in a situation where those distractions are impossible, it really helps focus and makes the best use of your limited time.

"No lines" I'm just imagining a huge group of people standing by the door waiting to download the app so they can buy eggs.

It'll super useful when/if it supports XCode + Mac Developer Tools for iOS development. I think that's the main thing keeping app developers on their Macs.