My friend and I made a product mapping tool with Square inventory integration. We just introduced a beta for service area providers to outline their service bounds, (plumbers, lawyers, etc).
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"The Mosquito: A Human History of Our Deadliest Predator" by Timothy Winegard is an excellent read on the topic of the Mosquito. I'm paraphrasing, but I think he mentions that, of all the humans that have ever lived, the mosquito accounts for half of their deaths.
Ooh! Actually, you can do this already with Slack by choosing "Direct message, mentions & keywords" under settings. Not exactly the same, but it helps.
That's just how Slack should work.
It's impossible to read the article because of the ads.
This also how you get ants.
I love doing "Two things at once, at once."
NativeScript is really good
But is the equity actually worth anything?
The golf course flag equals one obviously because at a hole-in-one. :)
Number 3 Drives me absolutely crazy. Bloomberg and The Verge do this as an example. I'm fine with ads, as long as they don't break the page.
Paperspace.io is pretty awesome. I've been using it for about a week now. The specs/ratio are much better over there.
I'm not satisfied till I see it measured in toilet flushes.
Ooh, I like that. Composting would imply that the data is devolving back into its original components, but the same data is not used to make new data. I guess maybe it would be clearer if we knew what was being trashed; the storage medium, or the data.