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by enscr 9y ago
This happened to a friend a few months ago. He has a SaaS business, working remotely out of France (uses Stripe + US bank accounts as he lived in US for sometime). One day suddenly, he got locked out of his bank account (a major US bank) an
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Supreme Court India Unanimously Rules Privacy Is a Fundamental Right(twitter.com)
3 points by enscr 9y ago|0 comments
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by enscr 10y ago
Is it like the Chrome "People" (or profiles or user) feature ? Suggesting that "user won’t need to use multiple browsers" seems like a problem that didn't exist if you used chrome.
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by enscr 10y ago
Revenue details of Buffer : https://buffer.baremetrics.com/
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by enscr 10y ago
> ConferenceBadge.com ... projected to make around $750 000/year Nice ! Love how the quarters accumulate (reference to your $.25 pricing per badge)
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by enscr 10y ago
> I wonder what features Dropbox can offer that won't inevitably be surpassed by Google Drive, iCloud Drive, and OneDrive. It's strange but it seems like others aren't trying hard enough or simply aren't interested in
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by enscr 11y ago
My biggest gripe with the previous versions was the amount of memory it consumed (v 10). Hopefully they've resolved it.
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by enscr 12y ago
'Not liking' is not the same as 'hostility' & 'hate' ! I don't know what's your source of information but you are quite misinformed about how British ruled in India. There's no point in debat
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Django + Bootstrap 3(github.com)
1 points by enscr 12y ago|1 comments
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by enscr 12y ago
Why would you call this garbage & bigotry. There seems to be evidence supporting Churchill's attitude towards Indians: "Churchill’s excuse — currently being peddled by his family and supporters — was Britain could not spare th
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by enscr 12y ago
I wouldn't want my e-commerce store to fulfill orders for a compromised account without talking & confirming some key details with the customer. This HN post is testament to some funky ordering going on. My experience has been posi
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by enscr 12y ago
This is a logistics issue: shipping to an unverified address before receiving back the original product. Amazon should be solely responsible for it.
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by enscr 12y ago
> email has "been hacked". But that's probably a big reason to _not_ let the orders through.
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by enscr 12y ago
> Amazon is out quite a bit of product and a lot of trust from me. The product is still a drop in the bucket for Amazon. Hopefully some of you actions will trigger their fraud protection dept. to blacklist the address or maybe they thi
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by enscr 12y ago
It was crazy but it was also the right way forward. People speculated & desired this for a long time.
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by enscr 12y ago
Most of them are very generic, pragmatic & terse statements. It depends on which side you are looking at. > 14. Do something creative with the design of the box and separate yourselves from the pack. 99% companies would benefit from
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by enscr 12y ago
Also, it doesn't hurt to be co-creator of Django ;)
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by enscr 12y ago
Atul Gawande's book, Checklist Manifesto, is an excellent source on the topic at hand. Surprisingly the author of statesman article didn't mention it at all. This article from New Yorker that was probably the inspiration for his
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by enscr 12y ago
Halfway through the post, I had to stop reading. This is so heart breaking. As a parent, you start feeling guilty of being helpless when your child is suffering. May God give strength to the family in these tough times.
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by enscr 12y ago
> The only external input needed to keep the plant going is light, since this provides it with the energy it needs to create its own food and continue to grow. Future of clean energy ?
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by enscr 12y ago
Agree with your comment and almost all replies here. I'd love to switch to Git just because of Github but the UI is holding me back. Tried Git for a few months, switched to Hg & found it a lot more easy. I just don't like the
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by enscr 12y ago
It's a shame I had only 4 red blocks. I should diversify :) Fun experiment !
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by enscr 12y ago
Could someone explain in a few lines why & how is elasticsearch a revolutionary thing (technically) ?
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by enscr 12y ago
Speaking for myself, religion/dharma is not hurting others and being honest. It's not based on superstition, it just makes me feel happy. Happy is healthy. Point being, the meaning of these terms are too broad to tag & general
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by enscr 12y ago
You are blurring the distinction to drive home your point. The fact is, superstition carries a negative connotation. Discipline does not.
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by enscr 12y ago
> Religion is by definition superstition For some, Religion encompasses superstition, but it goes beyond that. For others, Religion is "Dharma" [1]. It's a way of life / discipline. [1] http://en.wikipedia.
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by enscr 12y ago
You can get in touch with him here : https://twitter.com/SanalEdamaruku Kudos to the gentleman for his relentless struggle against superstition.
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by enscr 12y ago
Probably worth knowing that the author 'Brad Fitzpatrick' is part of the Go language team http://golang.org/CONTRIBUTORS
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by enscr 12y ago
Is it doing something beyond pretty print in Chrome?
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by enscr 12y ago
Nifty, but this one has a higher purpose. It can run an entire project in a framework.

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