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I see agile and SCRUM at large number of job ads. I guess it is a thing this days.

This is a new one for me :)

I really like the tool. I used some similar desktop apps few years ago, but they missed the simplicity of your solution. Almost a 1000 GitHub stars within one day. Really impressive.

Taschen books are always something special. I mostly associate them with art.

Maybe some Arduino/Raspberry Pi hardware would also be a good platform?

WordPress turns 20 years today.

I was actually to old. I was 30 when I enrolled. And there was some rule to become TA you must be under 30. It was a long time ago.

Why did you enroll PhD in the first place? I enrolled my because of my interest in the filed. I was working at uni at that time, but as part of IT staff not professor. I would be happy if I could be the professor, but with no connections and background it is hard.

Is reporting a page to be duplicate still a thing? I don't use FB so I can't check.

https://smallbusiness.chron.com/delete-duplicate-company-fac...

Nostalgia. It is hard to follow all of the new trends. I feel like I'm becoming obsolete. And now with all of the AI hype, who knows what tomorrow brings.

With past, you know what it was, you have a romanticized image about it. At least I do.

Done

I saw this nice visualization of radon decay time at https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/13fw2uh/oc...

I totally agree with you.

Path of least resistance. Copy/paste from Stack overflow and it is done.

I get 404 error.

On the bottom of the page it says "© 2023 GitHub, Inc.". I don't see anything else.

Here is a link as a link https://twitter.com/pbteja1998/status/1654095756200931328

- External keyboard

- Mouse

- Chair (a good one)

- Desk (standing desk?)

- 4G/5G modem/mobile that can act as hot spot

- Docking station for laptop

I would say, monitor the conversations in those groups, find the pain points for them and see how your SaaS can be used to to solve them. Be honest, don't be pushy, set the real expectations.

Who are you potential customers? Where do they hang out? Any meetups where you can present your product?

This just got published https://www.wsj.com/articles/i-cloned-myself-with-ai-she-foo...

I also guess one has to take cultural differences into account. In some cultures one will get offended if you pick up a tab, in others it is expected to split the bill. Am I right?

I just don't know if it is a Udemy strategy or strategy from individual tutors.

Yes, there is. Almost no downtime compared to free version. At least to me. And ChatGPT 4 is available.

Did you see this? https://www.vice.com/en/article/dy7axa/how-i-broke-into-a-ba...

Depend on what you consider to be computing and what are golden days. Computers were not so widely available. In my country only Universities and big companies had them. Magnetic tapes and punch cards were used for data entry. In the 70s there were no personal computers. In 80's Spectrum, Commodore, Amstrad, Amiga, Atari and some other local computer brands entered the schools and homes. Companies were mostly using "dumb terminals".

If you where in computers then and if you worked on them you were possible on the forefront. Internet was still a new thing. Before it we had BBSs as places where we would gather.

Most of the knowledge was in books and magazines. They were hard to obtain.

This could do wonders for people that can't use their limbs to control devices.

Use tags/categories. Depending on what does your CMS support.

For some basics of graph modeling take a look at https://memgraph.com/docs/memgraph/tutorials/graph-modeling.

Some differences between SQL and graph databases are covered at https://memgraph.com/blog/graph-database-vs-relational-datab....

I personally prefer native graph databases such as Memgraph[1]. Graph databases have it's advantages and disadvantages. Sometimes you, need RDBMS, sometimes you need NoSQL solution. So I pick my stack based on situation and issue that I need to solve.

[1] https://memgraph.com