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Show HN: EvenKeel – a free financial planning chatbot
(evenkeel.c6e.me)
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Show HN: LORE - LOGO-to-Python transpiler for the EdisonV3 educational robot
(github.com)
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11mo ago
HackerNews - aka local news for residents of the Bay Area, Seattle & NYC I wonder what percentage of the world’s software engineers live in these 3 cities?
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Snowflake’s migration to Envoy for traffic management
(medium.com)
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4y ago
You're certainly more of an authority on it than I, so I trust when you say most schemes don't keep long-term keypairs around; but of the two companies I've worked at that use SSH CAs: one used Teleport, and the other had lon
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daave
4y ago
This is a non-sequitur, even if you use SSH certificates you still need a public/private keypair, hosts just authorize the key by checking the signature from a trusted CA on the public half of the user key. The OP is about a way to sto
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4y ago
Re caching: I had a look into it, and it seems we set the following headers when retrieving user images: > cache-control: public, max-age=3600 So I believe your browser _should_ be caching these.
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daave
4y ago
Done - https://radiopaper.com/Stavros Being able to change your email address is a known gap, sorry about that. For now if you want to use a different email you'll need to make a second account. We plan to make account
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4y ago
Yes! They will receive an email with the message, and some boilerplate explaining that it was sent from Radiopaper and that if they reply to the email the message will be published. They'll also receive a link to view the post on the s
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4y ago
https://radiopaper.com/about It's helpful feedback that this isn't as discoverable as it should be. If you hover your cursor towards the bottom of the explore page, some links show up.
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4y ago
We don't have usernames! You can log in with OAuth, or by Email. You can change your _display name_ on your profile page, and that's what appears publicly on the site (your email doesn't appear publicly, even if you log in by
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4y ago
Adding a feature to block specific accounts is on our short-term roadmap. We'll also endeavor to block accounts from the platform that violate our policies ( https://radiopaper.com/policies ).
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daave
4y ago
Hacker News has definitely pushed us out of the free tier for today, but these services are still impressively cheap. We may have a $5 cloud bill this month.
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4y ago
The ability of the OP to accept or ignore replies is in addition to, not instead of, regular spam filtering techniques. Certainly we'll want to automatically block bots and other bad actors that violate our policies to reduce the burde
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4y ago
Thanks for the feedback! 1. We're certainly looking into this, and other approaches to content discovery. 2. You can already add bios! Go to to your user page (link in the top-right), and it should be clear how to add a bio. 3. Thanks
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4y ago
Michael, So glad that you're excited to use the platform. Would you like a custom alias (radiopaper.com/MichaelLeonhard or similar)? At the moment we provision those manually, on-demand. We saw your message to Socrates, I'm a
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4y ago
Thanks for taking a look! For now there are two ways to find an interlocutor: 1. Send a message to someone you already know, using their email address. 2. Comment on or start a conversation with someone whose post you find interesting. We e
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5y ago
Fellow Seattle-worker here As a counterpoint- I take express bus 545 from Redmond to Seattle between 8 and 9am on weekdays, and there’s typically less than a half dozen people on the bus. I get from my home to the office in 30-40mins. The s
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5y ago
I use LastPass’s Emergency Access feature for this. You can designate people who can access your Vault, after a certain waiting period. If they request access prematurely, I can revoke it during the waiting period. There are written instruc
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5y ago
You could achieve this with CSS by using “vw” units for everything, including font sizes
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6y ago
It's not pointless, but I do think it's reasonable to question whether this is the best thing one can do to have an impact. Could the time spent taking the neighbors trash away be spent doing something even more impactful? Is th
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6y ago
If you're paying off every month, why does APR matter? Agree with finding good rewards and I'd substitute low APR for low/no annual fee.
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6y ago
I take it the author is not a fan of w3schools.com, a web site that's been around for a very long time and is highly ranked for many html-related queries. Personally I find most of their content to be pretty decent, so I wouldn't
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6y ago
Having antibodies does not guarantee immunity. We don’t have enough information yet to say how protected someone might be from being infected again if they have antibodies to the virus. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/
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6y ago
Also in Australia they're called chicken burgers. Before moving to the US I always thought it was the style of bun that made it a 'burger', whereas if you put it between two pieces of sliced bread it would be a 'sandwich
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6y ago
Seems unlikely to be a sustainable business. For GEDMatch, Ancestry.com, 23andMe, etc, most of the value comes from being able to aggregate many people's data. If they had to delete it after collecting, they'd have to charge a lot
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7y ago
That page links to https://cloud.google.com/terms/data-processing-terms , which has a lot more detail. I believe usage for ads is highlighted on the non-legalese privacy page because it's a common question/con
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7y ago
Google states unequivocally in its Cloud privacy documentation: 3. Know that customer data is not used for advertising. You own your data. Google Cloud does not process your data for advertising purposes. https://clou
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9y ago
Hopefully folks find this helpful for understanding their tax liability under the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and how it may impact their budget in 2018. Let me know if you have any feedback!
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Show HN: Calculate your 2017 and 2018 federal taxes
(docs.google.com)
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