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by clusmore 3mo ago
I'd love to see you try serving the exact same file for both but the trick is that you need to return different Content-Type headers depending on what is requested. When the browser requests /favicon from a navigation event it wil
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by clusmore 3mo ago
I think your point still stands, but a correction that 1% of $6-7T is $60-70B, not $600-700B.
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by clusmore 5mo ago
What is the value prop to the package owner? Is it just that you expect this to be cheaper than existing options because random people who are already going somewhere anyway can make a few extra bucks by taking a parcel with them? You could
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by clusmore 5mo ago
The issue is that the investors will want a return on that $17M at some point, so they're going to need to charge money for something eventually. If the revenue model is not obvious now, that only means they'll be pressured into s
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by clusmore 6mo ago
I also think that modern car seats are one of the main factors driving the adoption of unnecessarily large cars, which have far worse safety outcomes in crashes for everybody except the people inside them. When I was growing up in the 90s w
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by clusmore 8mo ago
I am an Australian Instagram user in my 30s. When setting up my profile a few years ago I set the birthday to some fake date near my real age. At no point, including when the ban went live, was I ever asked to prove my age through any means
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by clusmore 8mo ago
There is also shownew and highlights at least, I think maybe a few others still
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by clusmore 2y ago
I suppose both companies are well known for confidently stating absolute nonsense as fact, so it's a match made in heaven.
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by clusmore 2y ago
The link doesn't work for me as I don't have an X account, but you can see more in this Ars Technica interview with the X poster: https://youtu.be/sw0VfmXKq54?si=4YBBaqoOEKvs3iuN
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by clusmore 3y ago
A lot of companies have started doing this because a compromised account can be used to attack the service (logged in sessions avoid rate limits) or other users (spam). They aren't necessarily trying to protect you.
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by clusmore 3y ago
> The growth mindset is incredible for expanding when your product is in its early ages. But there should be a "sustain" mindset at some point. First you push to grow the market, or your market share. When returns on your effor
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by clusmore 3y ago
Note that an integer offset is insufficient. For example, Australian Central Standard time is +9:30 and Australian Central Western Standard Time is +8:45. I have a Seiko watch with a similar feature to this and I don't think it would w
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by clusmore 3y ago
Related: "A new chapter – full-time working from a van in a forest" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26284635
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by clusmore 3y ago
Would be interesting to combine this with staff headcounts to estimate the cost of an all-hands.
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by clusmore 3y ago
An example of what the page will look like would be great!
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by clusmore 3y ago
1 or even 5 years is nothing. Aside from maybe individual frameworks, nothing will completely die within such a short timespan.
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by clusmore 3y ago
This is a stock standard job for any one of thousands of software consulting companies.
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by clusmore 3y ago
signal:noise
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by clusmore 3y ago
It's not free, but you can register multiple domains to a single Fastmail account. So I pay Fastmail for my personal email hosting, and any side projects can reuse this same account at no additional cost.
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by clusmore 3y ago
https://blog.codinghorror.com/quantity-always-trumps-quality... The key to writing good content is just writing lots of content. Some, maybe most, will be crap. That's fine, just don't promote the bad ones. I rece
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by clusmore 3y ago
Have you tried turning animations off? The setting should be in the Accessibility section somewhere. When you open an app from the app drawer, there is that little animation where the app icon grows, the screen fades to white/black, an
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by clusmore 3y ago
I like Joel on Software's reading lists. Basically tags but only for a very small subset of posts which are very good, hand-curated with purpose. As for "older posts may still updated", I suggest don't do this, unless yo
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by clusmore 3y ago
You've left the door open for a product management finder solution implementer. You figure out what problem to solve but you must use AI/Blockchain/Kubernetes to solve it.
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by clusmore 3y ago
To clarify my point, especially in politics there is a good chance that the post with the highest score might not even have support from a majority of people who voted (it could be 45+/15=/40-, so 45% support), might not even be v
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by clusmore 3y ago
It is _extremely_ unlikely that the highest ranked post will get even a majority of users having upvoted it, much less a majority of people - first past the post voting rarely achieves a majority even with only a handful of candidates to ch
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by clusmore 4y ago
Watch anything by Raymond Hettinger on YouTube.
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by clusmore 4y ago
I had a quick look but I couldn't see a listing for Second Founder on Second Founder, as it seems like a suitable platform to sell itself?
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by clusmore 4y ago
Not GP but I assume the implication is that political parties would be exempt from the regulations when advertising to voters.
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by clusmore 4y ago
I like the idea. I actually set up something kinda similar to this at work, a sort of bookclub where once a week somebody posts a short video/blog/article for the group to consume and discuss, with the hidden goal of getting at le
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by clusmore 4y ago
This reminds me a lot of Slime Volleyball, which I loved as a kid. Thanks for sharing.

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