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Tezos is getting ZCash-type privacy features in a few months and has been running ETH 2.0-type PoS for years. Oh and has on chain governance.
Web scraping does for the web what TikTok does for music. It enables creativity.
You can take a meme (i.e., song/web site) and change/combine it to make a new meme.
Great, now I can home from work!
So now we start unbundling grubhub and local shops start losing even more?
Real missed opportunity not calling this "Swifty Swift"?
I'd buy all of these if it started with #1: Experts deliver.
Hi! Thanks for the shout out!
always leave a failing test
I think we'll see AI assist in the 80% of design work that is bland/generic and get out of the way for the other 20% that is interesting/obsessive/fun.
Here were my results from being on the top of HackerNews for a day:
https://imgur.com/a/CeOJ9748% of visitors signed up (goal 1). Numbers before were fewer than 5 visitors a day with ~0 signups.
Posted by
slashblake on Thursday April 12, 2018 @09:18AM
from the show-hn dept.
Not sure if this is a faux pas, but I wanted to update everyone who wanted this site in their city. I've taken all the great feedback received last week (thanks!) and hopefully I've improved the overall experience. Enjoy!https://www.nextweeksplaylist.com
Absolutely, you can pick genres instead of just your favorite venues.
I love this. Seems great at a party with a projector and sheet!
Sorry, you cannot just take a board exam and start practicing medicine. Law, you can.
I think this is the same question of "Why isn't there a bar exam for medical doctors". "Being qualified" for software requires nothing less than hands-on training.
Until software moves to more apprenticeships/residencies, I'm afraid we stuck in this "infancy" of a field.
In the backlog...stay tuned.
I actually have been working on adding the UK. Shoot me a message on twitter and I'll keep you posted for when it is released!
Thanks, it's been a lot of iterations. I'm thinking of doing a blog post showing the UI/UX iterations I've gone through.
Yeah I've used it. It looks like they are trying to do something like this, just buggy/not well executed, so I took a stab at it.
I had a friend mention this to me too recently. I just grab the artist's top 3 tracks and add them to your playlist. Perhaps I could use setlist.fm to put songs more likely to be heard at the upcoming shows. Thanks!
I can look into it. Do you have a site you browse to find upcoming shows in NO?
Hey thanks for the info. And yeah, I just wanted to provide a different way to discover new music instead of some algorithm. I think a venue’s calendar is just another nice way to do this. Enjoy.
Looked into this. SongKicks licensing is really restrictive once I start using their API. Do you have a site you use for upcoming shows in Tel Aviv?
Yeah I think festival support should be added to my backlog. I love listening to festival lineups even when I’m not going.