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GrahamL
9mo ago
This is so funny. I've read both these books and absolutely loved Obviously Awesome and could not stand StoryBrand. Wrote reviews on both Obviously Awesome[0] and StoryBrand[1] for anyone interested. [0] https://www.goodread
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GrahamL
4y ago
Nice! I've been writing for a long time as well. I've found writing consistently and in a stream of consciousness manner is very helpful. This being HN, you can bet that I also wrote an app for my practice ;) https://ww
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4y ago
It's interesting their blog post doesn't mention some of the benefits. Neither does the doc page you linked—at least it doesn't do it succinctly. Essentially Astro lets you build sites using a JS framework like React or Vue w
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4y ago
I've been journaling for over 10 years, and I can empathize with everything you're saying here. I wrote a short guide for effective journaling here[1], and plan on writing a lot more on the topic soon. I do have some thoughts abou
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5y ago
I've been journaling for a very long time, and have thought about building a tool to encapsulate the "best practices" I've come up with over that time. Finally gave it a shot and whipped up a site this week. I'm hav
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10y ago
BranchLabs | Magento Developer | Denver, CO | Remote This is a hands-on, remote, contract, Magento programming position. You'll be working on eCommerce platforms and CMSes like Magento, Shopify and WordPress. The core technologies you&
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10y ago
BranchLabs | Denver, CO | Fulltime | Onsite About the position : This is a hands-on, contract-to-hire programming position in our Denver office (most of the time). You'll be working on eCommerce platforms and CMSes like Magento, Shopi
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3 Common Design Patterns from Product Pages with High Conversion Rates
(branchlabs.com)
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GrahamL
11y ago
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12y ago
As nostrademons said, I meant on the receiving client, not the sender. Other than it being a potentially difficult nut to crack I don't really see any technical reason it'd be infeasible. Is that what you meant?
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12y ago
I'm at Defcon and was able to catch this talk. Someone asked this exact question after the talk—how can you deal with spam if you you can't scan encrypted messages for trigger words on the server. I'll try to explain what I r
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12y ago
Advocating against certain tools absolutely makes sense. A well marketed but fundamentally flawed piece of foundational infrastructure is incredibly dangerous. Whether or not someone uses Bitcoin is not merely a decision that affects the im
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Show HN: Livewakes, a blogging platform for realtime storytelling
(livewakes.com)
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12y ago
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13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Boulder, CO/Remote Front-end oriented programmer with a zeal to ship. I have around 20 hours of availability per week coming up I'm looking to fill. Looking for opportunities to collaborate and build something great
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14y ago
This exactly, I don't really have a way to save tweets with interesting content for later consumption, RSS does that for me by default.
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14y ago
This looks like some interesting stuff. I'd love an an RSS feed to stay up to date.
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14y ago
>This raises some big questions, of course, and not the least of which is how this will affect the social and economic status of these professions. Nurses may be more valued than surgeons; kindergarten teachers paid better than universi
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GrahamL
15y ago
If your product relies on the network effect for its success (as GitHub does) and you've already established yourself, it doesn't seem to me that open sourcing your software would be a bad idea. See Reddit as another example.
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GrahamL
15y ago
How? Advertisers are always looking to show targeted ads
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15y ago
Wow, thanks for drawing that to my attention. I was calling "formatTime" on the text parameter on accident, so when it was trying to run the function on just text, it was returning NaN. I've fixed the problem now, very sorry you lost your w
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Show HN: Caption Generator, A 7 day project
(captiongenerator.com)
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GrahamL
15y ago
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