darinpantley

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by darinpantley 8d ago
That's the experience on CachyOS. They package it up for their users and updates just work. pacman -S davinci-resolve
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by darinpantley 8mo ago
>I'm building Cursor for Manufacturing It's the natural next step after software. Imagine the token costs though... The little GitHub icon on the main page adds some useful context: >A satirical startup idea generator that c
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by darinpantley 1y ago
For anyone wondering: "the deal covers both Namecheap and its sister platform, Spaceship."
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by darinpantley 1y ago
Case in point: "Is there a educational discount?" I believe this should say "an educational discount". I wonder if the tool would have caught it.
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by darinpantley 3y ago
I changed my email address in ~200 accounts and only had trouble updating a few: BuiltIn, CPUID, Flickr, Kakao, JCrew, Nord, and Steiger. After I contacted Kakao support, they asked for some documents. Then they called me to verify the deta
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by darinpantley 3y ago
I saw the same behavior in iOS, but switching to the desktop version of the site worked normally.
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by darinpantley 4y ago
It's interesting to see where that originated. I can only imagine how many office workers have run into it. If you press it once then Outlook will forward, but if you press it again then Outlook will find text inside of the email you&#
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by darinpantley 4y ago
I used Win+R for many years until I read: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28598474 Now I use Notepad or Ctrl+Shift+v. One advantage to using Notepad is that it reveals newlines in your paste data very clearly, so you c
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by darinpantley 6y ago
I enabled the new rules that support labels and opted into the beta. If you create a new rule that automatically applies a label, you can choose to apply it to "All matching conversations now" or "New matching messages on arr
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by darinpantley 9y ago
I'm seeing the same behavior in Chrome on OSX.
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by darinpantley 10y ago
If their editor uses a 3440x1440 screen it will look fine to them.
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by darinpantley 15y ago
This game doesn't work for me in Firefox or IE... I see a block but it doesn't move and I can't move it. What now? EDIT: Aha! It only breaks if I enter a Twitter username. EDIT2: Nevermind. It stops working after awhile. The score moves, bu
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by darinpantley 15y ago
They have an automated system for this. If your account is flagged they don't talk to you about it for legal reasons.
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by darinpantley 15y ago
What would a 'Church Management System' do? Have you been to http://www.monkdevelopment.com ? A large number of HN users are based in Silicon Valley and the surrounding area, which is well known for being largely non-religious. That said,
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by darinpantley 16y ago
Ah, good catch sparky, you're right. The way I wrote that made no sense. Here's what I meant to say: "Entrepreneurs are risk-takers that try new things. The successful ones minimize risk by making calculated decisions that make sense."
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by darinpantley 16y ago
I agree. Some people who would have made excellent entrepreneurs will never become one because their existing lives are satisfactory. However, they may still develop many of the same skills as an entrepreneur while rising up through the ran
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by darinpantley 16y ago
What if one of your fans created a simple bot specifically designed to answer your admittedly easy questions?
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by darinpantley 16y ago
If you do not turn off the notifications, your inbox will look like mine: http://i.imgur.com/RKQ9y.png I was away from my computer for the past couple hours and came back to 154+ emails. Time to "Edit Notifications"...
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by darinpantley 16y ago
I'm sure they have more features planned.
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by darinpantley 16y ago
Even if you have to go through the arduous task of typing a website into your browser's address bar to get from YouTube to eBay, it's still a fraction of the effort required to get from Ace Hardware to Target, no matter how close the stores
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by darinpantley 16y ago
At the end of the day, a "true entrepreneur" is someone who builds a business.
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by darinpantley 16y ago
If people like bad media, does that make it good? Or do we just have poor taste? "Good" seems to be a combination of "quality" and "entertaining". Funny how we talk about these bad books, movies, and other media as if their literal quality
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by darinpantley 16y ago
Yes! I knew I heard this idea somewhere before... I like games. Lots of people do. But it's always the innovative, creative, never-been-done-before games that are the most fun. The common games can be addicting, but I wouldn't necessarily s
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by darinpantley 16y ago
As a long-time user of the Up button, I completely agree. With the new system, the parent button (i.e. "Up", as NumberFiveAlive pointed out) is always in a different location, labeled with different text. How confusing! Microsoft replaced t
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by darinpantley 16y ago
Backspace takes you "Back". If you open C:\ and then click on Downloads, pressing Backspace will take you to C:\ and pressing Alt-Up will take you to C:\Users\YourUserName. Of course, if you are currently in C:\ and open the Windows folder,
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by darinpantley 16y ago
If you do this, be sure to include a legend that explains what the colors mean. Also, if you can switch the {yellow-orange, orange-yellow} color scheme to something more easily differentiable, that would be a nice touch too.
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by darinpantley 16y ago
Every time he talks to people, he's exercising the linkbait strategy. If it works online, why not offline? Salesmen already know this. Do startup entrepreneurs? When people are listening and understanding, they're ready to be converted into
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by darinpantley 16y ago
No. 0: Communicate Clearly and Effectively Branson omits the unspoken secret to business success: good communication skills. He succeeded in business because he learned the art of getting his points across clearly and efficiently. True, the