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by dbz 4d ago
I have been working on cost models and coupon ladders for businesses. If either of those are interesting to you, please reach out! For example, I am helping some restaurants learn exactly how much each item on the menu costs, what the margi
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by dbz 1mo ago
I just passed the 1M lines of code mark using Claude for this project! https://www.GetSetReply.com I help small businesses with review management. Getting more reviews, replying to reviews, and some other related features. Right
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by dbz 2mo ago
Thank you! Happy to answer any questions. I built https://ALovelyQuestion.com using Claude Design.
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by dbz 2mo ago
I've got two projects: https://ALovelyQuestion.com We create a plan for your marriage proposal. I'm working with an event planner to create this! https://GetSetReply.com This does review aggregation for bus
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by dbz 3mo ago
https://www.GetSetReply.com If you have a business that relies on reviews, I'm looking for a beta tester! GetSetReply.com aims to: 1. Get you more reviews 2. Avoid negative reviews 3. Respond to reviews You can email me via
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by dbz 4mo ago
https://www.GetSetReply.com I'm actually looking for beta users! GetSetReply is a SaaS I've been building. It does two things for small businesses: 1. It helps you get more reviews by sending automated requests for rev
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by dbz 5mo ago
I'm building a platform for businesses to get more reviews and deflect negative reviews: https://GetSetReply.com/ I am hoping to launch in about a week, so I would love any user feedback! (email in profile)
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by dbz 6y ago
I aim to read 30+ books a year. Do you have a list of recommendations (for any reason) or favorites?
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by dbz 8y ago
Is there somewhere we can view the feature roadmap for this? Will iTerm2 support ligatures at some point in the future? I'm also interested in future performance enhancements, and a comparison to terminal.
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by dbz 9y ago
It looks like you are getting downvoted, but there is a lot of truth in what you are saying. I have lots of anecdotal evidence of my peers leaving their jobs for new ones that pay a lot more. The very senior/principal engineers have ev
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by dbz 9y ago
Former A/a grad here. The average graduating salary in SF for App Academy is 105k [1]. They charge around 20% which is 21k. They also have other revenue streams, so on average they likely make more per student on average than that. [1]
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by dbz 9y ago
This is pretty cool. I have a chrome extension that let's you view the cached version of a web page [1]. Would I be able to use this through an API? I currently support Google Cache, WayBack Machine, and CoralCDN, but Coral doesn'
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by dbz 10y ago
C02 is one of the worst 'dirty' emissions (methane is worse), and C02 is the most important gas for controlling the earth's temperature - http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/CarbonCycle/page5..
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Show HN: Rails event-based JavaScript is easy with Rails Events(github.com)
1 points by dbz 11y ago|0 comments
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by dbz 12y ago
Yes they do. I'm a recent App Academy graduate and everyone gets a job. There are a lot of benefits to doing a program like this versus a classical CS education. I've been programming since 8th grade, and I was a computer science
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by dbz 12y ago
I'm an App Academy graduate, and I've also been programming since 8th grade. App Academy targets the shortcomings of a CS degree by teaching people HOW to code. Students are supposed to come out of App Academy with 1000 hours of c
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by dbz 12y ago
Does anyone know if Cache Databases are blocked? I made a chrome extension called WebCache that views the cached version of a webpage which would be helpful if Google Cache, Wayback Machine, or Coral CDN isn't blocked. Here is the sour
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by dbz 13y ago
I have a slight problem with the question. Math is used when programming or creating models, but both are tools. I find it hard to compare the two in the way you're asking, so I think this poll is bogus. Programming requires abstract t
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Show HN: My Chrome Extension to view cached webpages
1 points by dbz 13y ago|0 comments
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by dbz 13y ago
I'd love to see some stats on how others have done. Also, it would be nice if you didn't have to press back fifty times (or long click select) to go back to the last site you were on.
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by dbz 13y ago
Cool! I'd like to share my little extension! It let's you view the cached version of a webpage with Google Cache, Coral CDN, or Wayback Machine with a click of a button. https://github.com/Dbz/WebCache P.S. i
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by dbz 13y ago
I don't see how this is reimagined. It offers nothing that spotify or soundcloud doesn't. It's also slower, but you're on the front page of HN, so that's forgivable, but I wouldn't wait 10 seconds for something to load if I wanted to use it
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Russia admits no new life form found in Antarctic lake(phys.org)
1 points by dbz 14y ago|0 comments
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by dbz 14y ago
I simply left the webpage after scrolling up and down a few times in confusion with my arrow keys. I don't believe I've ever missed important content after leaving from a webpage that can't give me a proper user experience.
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MIT creates a quantum spin liquid(phys.org)
1 points by dbz 14y ago|0 comments
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by dbz 14y ago
Tangentially related: you can create a filter to search for emails with the word "unsubscribe" in them. Generally speaking I don't want to read anything with "unsubscribe" in it, and when I do, I have a nice folder for it.
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by dbz 14y ago
So, you could add gyroscopes to a motorcycle and there would be no difference.
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Laser pulse makes insulator conduct like a metal(physicsworld.com)
2 points by dbz 14y ago|1 comments
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by dbz 14y ago
It might be helpful for you to post a lot of your ideas here. Big cable companies aren't going to steal them and people here may offer improvements.
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by dbz 14y ago
24O has a half life of 65ms, so "24O isn't especially stable. If you look at that table, 23O has a half life of 82 ms, 22O is 2.25 s, and the isotopes gradually get more stable as you approach the stable 16-17-18 isotopes. If it were more s

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