if your idea can be morphed into non-profit one, YC does fund it - but they suggest for charging small fee for your service or product. Worth checking out in that case.

https://rajeevnaruka.com/ - blogs about my interviews, university life, first job and a bit of technical stuff.

Agreed but I didn't want people to go through auth. Hopefully the hard-limit from OpenAI would kick in.

Year is 2021. My second year at university had just ended and I was seeing people all around me getting cool foreign internships, cracking GSoC, getting thesis opportunities in reputed universities, or running a startup. I had none. Following advice from one of my close friends, I started applying. This is how it went with Deepmind.

HN Hug of Death, but at least the UI is much cleaner. TailwindCSS has become the go to CSS framework for developers to quickly ship decent looking products.

interesting. If I understand correctly, there is no way we can be certain that the result will be seamless right? Maybe you can detect hard continuous edge on the tile borders and in such cases, you can cross-fade.

you can download by clicking on the three dots on the audio element, at least on Chrome.

The website is well crafted. Anyone has a list of more such non-generic sites with content by developers?

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