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Seems very cool. Honestly, the biggest selling point for me would be the historic data. Having a place to check in and to look at from time to time would be great. It would allow to evaluate progress, direction, etc. Looking for something like this for some time!

I'm a founder and I've gotten all lot of these. I usually don't take them to the heart, but at some point you start questioning yourself and they might shine a new perspective on it. They might be right, or they might be wrong, but the answer and the actions are mostly on you.

My take after all this is that you should question your friend, but if the drive is there, there's no point in arguing or being the "rational" one. The best way forward is support.

If you don't check the market, it's not a risk. It's just a poor decision.

You could try checking this out. Seems like a good starting point. The videos are very detailed. https://youtube.com/c/Asianometry

Leaving this here as it may help some people in this position, but don't know what to do

Seems to also contain malicious code :(

I'm on the fence about this. On one hand this would be a new revenue stream (even if a small one). On the other hand, fuelling stations installing chargers might be seen as cannibalizing their own market. I think there will be some time until we see those unfortunately. They will probably be the last to do it.

I'm really interested if someone implemented this approach (in production) and what are the drawbacks

But if you assign them randomly, then it should work

1->5.85916

2->8.7599

...

Or even randomize the order for the integers

5->7.52256951

77->848.455

...

My take on this is that somehow this seems to be human nature at play (and should be accounted for) . This applies for anything that has some set of rules defined (be it by people, or nature). Basically a game. Everyone is trying to maximize for the win. Now and then a new thing is discovered and along with it, some new use cases for maximizing the wins. It's the same for politics (obscure laws that open different use cases), music (millennial whoop) , film (netflix only running series with 2-3 seasons) , formula 1, etc.

Looks cool. Looks similar to dynamo. https://dynamobim.org/

I'm curious if that's your inspiration.

That's a very interesting tool/language. I don't really understand how it works, but I kind o understand the idea behind it. I think.

Will it be used to build online board games (like an engine) or to "generate" one?

There's also another nice tool for simulating games. Not really in the scope if your project, but around the games topic. https://machinations.io/

Very nice tool. I don't have the patience to fully customise a theme, but i would really like to browse through the existing themes.

The only problem here is that there are a lot of themes (most of them) that were started just for checking the tool out, so they're not really finished or different from the default. Maybe you could add some kind of publish button - or as a quick fix, don't show the themes with "Untitled" in the title.

Otherwise great project. I really think this would be great for medium sized IT shops/companies for branding their tooling. Great job.

PS: found this gem https://themes.vscode.one/theme/rpetersen29/dOaUUtdW

Being skeptical shouldn't mean being ignorant. Being skeptical should mean Trying to understand the pros and cons and believing it's not worth it.

This seems very similar to the Game of Thrones Board Game. Seems like it is heavily inspired from Diplomacy.

I'm thinking that their stock is also tied to the hedge funds holding short positions on GME and etc. They also took a dive because of WSB - maybe their covering their own interests?

How do you know this ?

Passport. It provides a lot of authentication schemes

Honestly, I'm more interested in what kind of precedent this will set. I mean, a social platform censoring the president, and more so, banning it. We're living in interesting times.

The title is a bit misleading, but interesting article

We do have a saying, as our product does a lot of atuff differently than competition and our users accept that (they're even looking for that). we also decided that we're not going to become a one customer product, but even with feedback and previous domain experience, it's still hard to model an enterprise product that accommodates all the required processes and data and still feel good and not feel like accounting software.

It's not really about what you put in your product, but more of how you design your product to accommodate all the data, actions and processes required for the people to do their job and not look or feel like accounting software or some oracle tool

It's hard when the sale process is about a year. The sample size is way too small and we'll probably end up developing a one-customer product... Not saying that it doesn't help, but you need more users

Found this gem a few weeks ago and was also completely blown away. Especially the YouTube videos.

What i'm thinking is that popularity and SEO issues are not really a concern since it looks like a very closed community type of thing.

I've really liked Mythbusters. I grew up with their shows. I still think about their shows weekly. I'm really sad about what happened. Grant seemed (didn't get to know him) like a very nice guy and he really inspired me (along with the whole Mythbusters team) and as it appears, a whole lot of other people. Thanks Grant for your work and dedication! You won't be forgotten!

The irony is that he still didn't ship it !! Even when there isn't anything to lose :(. Please do!

Do you have some boilerplate or some demo published anywhere ? Seems like a very neat concept.

The tool seems very nice and I totally get the problem. I tried finding a reliable and feature complete screen capture tool for so long now. But it's kind kind of frustrating that you need to login to use it. Especially when there is no need (unless you want to use the cloud features). Why does it need log in?

Did it help with your depression ? Can you give more details into your issue ? Thx.

I'm curious if someone worked with the stuff described in the article. Maybe describe it in more specific terms?